Looking for a great night out on the town?

Looking for a great night out on the town?

One of my great enjoyments when I travel back to New York is going up Arthur ave in the Bronx.

One of the way to go there from Manhattan is take the 4 train to the Yankees stadium and stopping at the Yankee Tavern for refreshments on 161st. Then catch a cab from there up to the restaurants on Arthur Ave. your cabbie should know how to get there for a great Italian meal.

To get back into Manhattan, the restaurant can provide you with car service to the local subways and from there you can ride back into the city.

Photo Credit: http://www.boweryboyshistory.com/2009/06/what-is-new-yorks-oldest-operating.html

New York City Holidays 2017

It was such a fun time visiting New York City during the holidays. All of the window displays get better every year.

To see a video of the Saks Fifth Avenue Holiday Window Display Click Here.

To see a video of the Lord & Taylor Holiday Window Display Click Here

New York Trip 2017

2017

A carriage ride through central park is always a must on a visit to NYC!

 For you Law and Order fans, this building should look familiar. Its the Supreme Court of New York in Foley Square in Lower Manhattan.

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Helmsey Palace Hotel from Park Avenue

Fire Station Closest to Ground Zero

I also had a great meal at Forlini's, the only Italian restaurant left in China Town. Located on 93 Baxter Street right off of Canal Street. It is often frequented by judges and prosecutors. Their website is: http://forlinisnyc.com/ 

Visiting New York December 2015, 2

Sacks Fifth Avenue Font

Inside Tiffany's on 5th Avenue

Rockefeller Christmas Tree 

Visiting New York December 2015

 

Bryant Park

Lunch at Chelsea Market in the Meat Packing District

St. Patrick's Cathedral

Memorial Day Weekend

We went back to NYC this Memorial Day Weekend, 2012.  We really had a great time. We got to visit Teddy Roosevelt's birthplace on 20th St. offof 5th Avenue in Manhattan.  Two days later we visited his home in Oyster Bay on Long Island.  We were able to get there by the Long Island Railroad.  We saw the play, Memphis.