See this at: 139norfolk.com| Added on 10/10/07

Cruise downtown and park yourself at DRV-IN—Manhattan's only drive-in cinema. Seven days a week, twice a night, passengers are transported to another time and place. Under starry skies and the foliage of a potted oak tree, guests watch classic films... See more

Cruise downtown and park yourself at DRV-IN—Manhattan's only drive-in cinema. Seven days a week, twice a night, passengers are transported to another time and place. Under starry skies and the foliage of a potted oak tree, guests watch classic films in a one-of-a-kind 1965 Ford Falcon convertible. With seating for six and a full concession stand, this unique theater setting is one of the Lower East Side's most intimate experiences. Starting with films from 1960 and progressing chronologically each night, DRV-IN speeds through four decades of cinematic achievement. For a full schedule and online booking click here. The theater is also available for private showings outside of our regular show times. For more information please contact us. See less

See this at: nyc.gov| Added on 09/26/07

offering hundreds of high-quality video clips from NYC TV’s Emmy Award-winning shows. With a user-friendly interface, a high-speed search engine across neighborhoods and topics, and the ability to e-mail clips to friends, the On-Demand player is NYC... See more

offering hundreds of high-quality video clips from NYC TV’s Emmy Award-winning shows. With a user-friendly interface, a high-speed search engine across neighborhoods and topics, and the ability to e-mail clips to friends, the On-Demand player is NYC TV’s next step in using technology and critically acclaimed content to connect New Yorkers and people around the world to the City. The Mayor was joined at the announcement by Deputy Mayor for Administration Edward Skyler, Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications Commissioner Paul Cosgrave and NYC TV General Manager Arick Wierson. “The innovative new NYC TV On-Demand player shows how NYC TV is at the leading edge of the television industry, and how through increasingly powerful technology, we can make New York City and our hundreds of unique and diverse neighborhoods more accessible to all New Yorkers and potential tourists from around the world,” said Mayor Bloomberg. “NYC TV has grown by leaps and bounds over the... See less

See this at: strandbooks.com| Added on 04/04/07

Strand Bookstore, New York City booklovers treasure trove - home to 18 miles of books, new books, used books, rare books, out of print books, art books, and childrens books since 1927

Strand Bookstore, New York City booklovers treasure trove - home to 18 miles of books, new books, used books, rare books, out of print books, art books, and childrens books since 1927 See less

Highlights: 18 miles of books and you want highlights?

See this at: hotelgansevoort.com| Added on 03/29/07

Hotel Gansevoort Manhattan is one the new Boutique Hotels in Soho; The Gansevoort Hotel Manhattan New York is the First Full-Service Luxury Hotel in the Manhattan Meatpacking District.

Hotel Gansevoort Manhattan is one the new Boutique Hotels in Soho; The Gansevoort Hotel Manhattan New York is the First Full-Service Luxury Hotel in the Manhattan Meatpacking District. See less

See this at: babycakesnyc.com| Added on 03/29/07

Babycakes NYC : Bakery & Mail Order

Babycakes NYC : Bakery & Mail Order See less

See this at: blossomnyc.com| Added on 03/29/07

blossom : : gourmet organic vegan cuisine : : home

blossom : : gourmet organic vegan cuisine : : home See less

See this at: madmuseum.org| Added on 03/28/07

A provocative and timely exhibition of work by international artists using fiber in unexpected and unorthodox ways, Radical Lace & Subversive Knitting illuminates a field of creative practice that is fresh, surprising, and engaging. Featuring 27... See more

A provocative and timely exhibition of work by international artists using fiber in unexpected and unorthodox ways, Radical Lace & Subversive Knitting illuminates a field of creative practice that is fresh, surprising, and engaging. Featuring 27 artists from seven countries, this exhibition will exhibit work that ranges from Althea Merback's microknit garments (1:144 scale) to large-scale, site-specific installations. Artists employ a variety of media, from traditional yarns and laces, to found objects and video, and explore contemporary currents in art practice of socially engaged, participatory work. Radical reformers in the world of knitting and lace making have overthrown the status quo from the inside out. In the space of ten years, knitting has emerged from the “loving hands at home” hobbyist’s den into museums and galleries worldwide. Knitting clubs meet in cities from San Francisco to Stockholm, while interactive knitting “performances” have been held in as seemingly unlikely... See less

See this at: thepointnyc.com| Added on 03/28/07

The Point NYC is a knitting Cafe and Yarn Shop in NYC where you can spend a few minutes, or spend the day. Come EAT in the cafe, Knit with NYC finest selection of yarn & supplies. BE HAPPY! Meet, mingle & be inspired. The Point NYC is a gathering... See more

The Point NYC is a knitting Cafe and Yarn Shop in NYC where you can spend a few minutes, or spend the day. Come EAT in the cafe, Knit with NYC finest selection of yarn & supplies. BE HAPPY! Meet, mingle & be inspired. The Point NYC is a gathering place for the creative at heart. We look forward to seeing you! See less

See this at: nycpolicemuseum.org| Added on 01/13/06

The mission of The New York City Police Museum (NYCPM) is to preserve the rich and unique history of the New York City Police Department and the extensive collections of materials relating to its 160-year history.

The mission of The New York City Police Museum (NYCPM) is to preserve the rich and unique history of the New York City Police Department and the extensive collections of materials relating to its 160-year history. See less

See this at: psfk.com| Added on 08/11/06

While on our window shopping walking tour, we came across the Brooklyn Superhero Supply Co.. Located in the stroller-ridden neighborhood of Park Slope, aspiring superheroes can re-stock their secret underground lair, trick out their utility belt and... See more

While on our window shopping walking tour, we came across the Brooklyn Superhero Supply Co.. Located in the stroller-ridden neighborhood of Park Slope, aspiring superheroes can re-stock their secret underground lair, trick out their utility belt and even purchase anti-matter. It’s like Cosco for Superheroes. But despite the grappling hooks and underwear-on-the-outside costumes, the true genius of the operation is tucked behind the store, hidden behind a secret bookshelf. The not so discreet superhero storefront is actually just a front for an after school tutoring facility known as 826NCY. Isn’t it supposed to be the other way around? Modeled after 826 Valencia, a nonprofit writing lab and tutoring center in San Francisco’s Mission District, 826NYC opened its doors in September 2004 and is dedicated to helping students, ages 6-18, develop their writing skills. They provide after school drop-in tutoring as well as evening and weekend workshops specializing in topics such as creative... See less

See this at: gothamist.com| Added on 07/20/06

When it's this hot, even ice cream can offer little respite. You need something more hydrating, something closer to water. You need a paleta, a Mexican fruit-based popsicle. Paleta literally means “little shovel,” and these treats are wider than the... See more

When it's this hot, even ice cream can offer little respite. You need something more hydrating, something closer to water. You need a paleta, a Mexican fruit-based popsicle. Paleta literally means “little shovel,” and these treats are wider than the standard popsicle. They have a more handmade form, reminiscent of the kind your mom used to make in a tupperware contraption. But paletas come in flavors that would confuse mom (and you), like mamey, tamarind, and jamaica (hibiscus). Legend has it that Montezuma II, the emperor of Tenochtitlan, was the first to enjoy paletas, made from tropical fruits and ice carted from volcanic mountaintops. Today, throughout the central Mexican state of Michoacan and in a few Texan towns, paleterías are a common sight, selling the cooling pops from a cart on the street. In fact, a paletería is a great way for an entrepreneur to get a start without a lot of capital, so it’s a natural for New York. See less

See this at: smacnyc.com| Added on 07/01/06

We specialize in, you guessed it, Macaroni & Cheese! Our menu is simple yet delicious with a variety of "MACS" available. Come check us out -- you won't be disappointed! You can eat-in, take-out or for those days that you just don't want to change... See more

We specialize in, you guessed it, Macaroni & Cheese! Our menu is simple yet delicious with a variety of "MACS" available. Come check us out -- you won't be disappointed! You can eat-in, take-out or for those days that you just don't want to change out of your pj's, we do offer delivery. See less

See this at: purlsoho.com| Added on 03/28/07

Welcome! Thank you for visiting purlsoho.com, the online home of Purl and Purl Patchwork. Shop our hand picked collection of beautiful materials, tools, notions, and accessories for knitting, sewing, and quilting. Please sign up for our email... See more

Welcome! Thank you for visiting purlsoho.com, the online home of Purl and Purl Patchwork. Shop our hand picked collection of beautiful materials, tools, notions, and accessories for knitting, sewing, and quilting. Please sign up for our email newsletter on the "your account" link at the top right of any page. Visit our online journal, The Purl Bee. Enjoy! All images and text on this website are copyright and the property of purl and purlsoho.com. See less

See this at: theyarnco.com| Added on 03/28/07

The Yarn Co. takes pride in offering personal attention to every customer. We want to speak with you to ensure that you get exactly what you want and what you need. To order, call 1-888-YARNCO1, Tuesday - Saturday from 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., 8:00... See more

The Yarn Co. takes pride in offering personal attention to every customer. We want to speak with you to ensure that you get exactly what you want and what you need. To order, call 1-888-YARNCO1, Tuesday - Saturday from 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., 8:00 p.m. on Wednesdays. Click here for ordering information and store policy. JOIN OUR KNITTERS ANONYMOUS DISCOUNT CLUB. CALL FOR DETAILS. | CHECK OUT OUR SPRING YARNS. MORE YARNS AND COLORS ARE ARRIVING EVERYDAY. See less

See this at: nymetro.com| Added on 04/04/06

Old Devil Moon has hillbilly chic down pat, with taxidermy wall hangings, strings of lights, and plastic flower garlands—though it sometimes misses the mark when it comes to down-home flavor. Despite bland side dishes like rice hash or... See more

Old Devil Moon has hillbilly chic down pat, with taxidermy wall hangings, strings of lights, and plastic flower garlands—though it sometimes misses the mark when it comes to down-home flavor. Despite bland side dishes like rice hash or mac-and-cheese, generous portions and a laid-back atmosphere attract crowds who chow down on saucy BBQ ribs, fried catfish, and po-boy sandwiches. Vegetarians looking for some Southern comfort will be pleased to discover BBQ tofu and portobello "ribs." Make sure to save room for peanut-butter pie and an assortment of fresh fruit cobblers and pies. — Sandra Nygaard See less

Highlights: From the Gothamist: String lights, plastic flower garlands, old maps, and taxidermy pepper the walls at Old Devil Moon, a home-cookin', vegetarian-friendly East Village joint. Heaping portions of portabella "ribs" and BBQ tofu please the veggies, while other comfort-food favorites like mac...

See this at: angelicakitchen.com| Added on 03/29/07

"Unlike a lot of other serious vegetarian restaurants, the food tastes like a reward." - The New Yorker Magazine Voted "Best Vegetarian Restaurant" - Time Out New York Magazine, Readers' Choice, 2002 & 2003 "Hands down one of the best... See more

"Unlike a lot of other serious vegetarian restaurants, the food tastes like a reward." - The New Yorker Magazine Voted "Best Vegetarian Restaurant" - Time Out New York Magazine, Readers' Choice, 2002 & 2003 "Hands down one of the best restaurants for vegans in New York City" - The Vegan Guide to New York City, 2004 "The godmother of vegan, organic cooking in New York City"- The Slow Food Guide to New York City, 2003 See less

See this at: caravanofdreams.net| Added on 03/09/06

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See this at: ilovepeanutbutter.co...| Added on 02/12/06

Peanut Butter & Co. is a cozy little sandwich shop in Greenwich Village, famous for our hand-made peanut butter and unique sandwich combinations. You can now buy our six different kinds of peanut butter online or click here to find them at a... See more

Peanut Butter & Co. is a cozy little sandwich shop in Greenwich Village, famous for our hand-made peanut butter and unique sandwich combinations. You can now buy our six different kinds of peanut butter online or click here to find them at a specialty food store near you. See less

See this at: nycvisit.com| Added on 01/12/06

Official NYC Visitor Kit For the most comprehensive information about New York City, order this package that contains the Official NYC Guide, map, What's New in NYC newsletter, and brochures of city attractions and services. The cost is $9.95 rush... See more

Official NYC Visitor Kit For the most comprehensive information about New York City, order this package that contains the Official NYC Guide, map, What's New in NYC newsletter, and brochures of city attractions and services. The cost is $9.95 rush and $5.95 nonrush for domestic orders; international orders cost $9.95. Orders: 800/NYC-VISIT or 212/397-8222. See less

Highlights: The cost is $9.95 rush and $5.95 nonrush for domestic orders; international orders cost $9.95.

See this at: ask.metafilter.com| Added on 01/05/06

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Highlights: Some answers: - Floridita, 3219 Broadway at 129 St. - Veselka, Union Square. - The Hungarian Pastry Shop We'd add: Cafe Gitane in Nolita (order the waffles!), the Grecian Corner diner in Park Slope, Balthazar in SoHo (one egg is only $3, and the croissants are around the same price),...

See this at: moleskine.com| Added on 03/29/07

The Key Map summarises the overall layout of the city, showing the sequence and location of the zone maps. Map of the metro system and list of stations. Up to 36 pages of zone maps, ranging in scale from 1:5,000 to 1:17,000 with large-scale maps of... See more

The Key Map summarises the overall layout of the city, showing the sequence and location of the zone maps. Map of the metro system and list of stations. Up to 36 pages of zone maps, ranging in scale from 1:5,000 to 1:17,000 with large-scale maps of the city center, and an alphabetical street index. Up to 76 blank pages, giving you all the space you need to write, jot down useful information, and record your thoughts, stories, and memories. A personal, 96-page archive, with 12 tabs in two series of 6, so that everything that matters most is at your fingertips. The first 6 tabs are printed; the others are blank so you can personalize them with the enclosed adhesive labels. 32 removable sheets for loose notes and for exchanging messages. 12 translucent sticky sheets, to overlay and re-position, so that you can trace your route as you go. See less

See this at: moscowcatstheatre.co...| Added on 02/22/06

MOSCOW CATS THEATRE – the only entertainment of its kind in the world - features non-stop action by a troop of talented felines performing original and astounding acrobatic feats, integrated into a non-verbal, colorful and fun-filled family show.

MOSCOW CATS THEATRE – the only entertainment of its kind in the world - features non-stop action by a troop of talented felines performing original and astounding acrobatic feats, integrated into a non-verbal, colorful and fun-filled family show. See less