Denise's Guidebook
Sightseeing
Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn Bridge PromenadeA Brooklyn must see. 24 minutes away via the J train.
It is like Brooklyn’s version of Central Park. 30 minutes away via the G train.
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สวนสาธารณะ Prospect
It is like Brooklyn’s version of Central Park. 30 minutes away via the G train.
Entertainment
You can purchase same-day broadway and off broadway tickets from this booth at huge discounts. 35 minutes away via the M train.
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TKTS Times Square
West 47th StreetYou can purchase same-day broadway and off broadway tickets from this booth at huge discounts. 35 minutes away via the M train.
Hip spot within walking distance to watch a movie with dinner and drinks.
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Syndicated Bar Theater Kitchen
40 Bogart StHip spot within walking distance to watch a movie with dinner and drinks.
Food scene
Winona's
676 Flushing AvenueHighly rated restaurant and wine bar located downstairs. :)
Highly rated cafe serving specialty coffee & sandwiches. Just a 5 minute walk from your stay.
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Bushwick Grind
63 Whipple StHighly rated cafe serving specialty coffee & sandwiches. Just a 5 minute walk from your stay.
The most amazing cookies. There’s a location in Williamsburg but the NoHo location is actually quicker to get to by subway. 22 minutes via the M train.
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Levain Bakery - NoHo
340 Lafayette StThe most amazing cookies. There’s a location in Williamsburg but the NoHo location is actually quicker to get to by subway. 22 minutes via the M train.
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Subways & Buses
Metrocards are needed to travel by subway and/or bus in all five NYC boroughs. They can be purchased in the subway stations.
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Taxis
You can wave down a yellow taxi while you’re in Manhattan, but in Brooklyn you will need to download the app “Curb” if you’d like to order a yellow taxi to pick you up. Uber & Lyft is also available here.
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Like A New Yorker :)
New Yorkers are fast walkers - best to be mindful of this in Manhattan. :) Also, if your subway entrance/exit provides an escalator, the right side of the escalator is for standing still and the left side is for allowing people to walk up and down.