Winter Weekend in New York Delights and Detours
A vivid guide to a quick winter visit in New York offering contrasting views of the citys chaos and charm. It highlights iconic sites like Central Park the Dakota and Strawberry Fields along with must see eateries shops and nightlife from Zabar s to the Museum of Modern Art and Jezebel. It notes ticket tips Times Square theater lines and free diversions while mentioning famous moments and personalities seen in the city.
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New York
Big Apple
HL. Mencken
Babylon
Bronx
Fifth Avenue
Spike Lee
Calvin Trillin
Marla Maples
Times Square
Christopher Reeve
Columbus Avenue
Peter O'Toole
Carlyle
Central Park
Dakota
John Lennon
Strawberry Fields
Robin Williams
Zabar’s
Broadway
80Th Street
Museum of Modern Art
Matisse
Jezebel
Jesus
Father Duffy
United Negro Pastrami Sandwich Fund
New York Library
42Nd Street
Greenwich Village
Sounds of Brazil
SOB
Houston
Varig Street
Wollman
New York, Convention & Visitors Bureau
Columbus Circle
N.Y
New Yorkers Pick McDonald’s For Best Value Dining
The 1993 Zagat Survey ranks a New York McDonald’s top in bang for the buck across 19 markets, noting a doorman and espresso bar amid Big Macs and fries. City still boasts highest average meal cost and strong ratings for food, decor, and service despite rising values.
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New York
McDonald's
McDonald’s
Frank Matalone
Golden Arches
Zagat
Union Square Dafe
Tim
Nina Zagat
Zagats
Best Places to Stay in Regions and Travel Guides
A scatter of travel book notes highlights bed and breakfast spots in cities and countryside across the Mountain region Midwest Mid Atlantic Florida and Caribbean. It lists guest inns cafes ski lodges and themed hotels with thumb tests and phone numbers amid new guides and atlases from publishers including Harrap’s and HM Gousha plus road maps and travel directories.
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Midwest
Mid-Atlantic
Florida
Caribbean
Cty
Harrap’s
United States
At&t Br
Nightlife and fusion culture in New York's Lower East Side
The piece paints a vibrant Lower East Side scene with Arthur's Tavern on Grove Street, diverse crowds in shimmery dresses, and dancing as rum flows. It describes Orchard Street to Delancey and Chinatown, ethnic eateries like Kiev and Burp Castle, and a late club nightlife culminating at Empire Diner after hours.
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Arthur’s Tavern
Grove St
St. Pat’s
Lower East Side
Orchard Street
Delancey
China Town
New York City
China Yua Choi
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Kiev
2Nd Ave
7Th Street
2Nd
3Rd
Burp Castle
McSorley’s
Brewsky’s
Corsendonk
Psychotronic
E. 9Th St
China
Gilead
Empire Diner
Brooklyn
New Amsterdam
Metropolitan Opera House
Carnegie Hall
Frederick News-Post
Atlanta
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Chicago
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Detroit
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Miami
Minneapolis
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Pittsburah
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OGNZ
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Stoultr Tarborplace Hotel
Stouiffer Hotels
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