One of the drawbacks of living in North America is that you can make the trip out to see the Christmas markets in Monreale or Segesta, Florence, Venice, Modena to eat salami or Parma to try the salted pork. It does not appear, but there are some things for granted that you miss them here sooner or later. Montreal is beautiful (to me), but where do we go on weekends if we want to do a 'outlet Italian classic? Nowhere. But New York can be reached in 6 hours on the motorway (free).
Just as Boston or Maine or Vermount.
In short, we will not go to the November Porc, but saying that Saturday morning we go to New York to take a trip and see the Christmas presents is very cool! Then there is the risk of encountering or Mastella Bassolino or trout on a mission paid by taxpayers, but never mind.
50 reasons to go to New York.
FASHION - Areas of fashion among young people today are those of Williamsburg and Park Slope in Brooklyn. After the bridge, dutifully walking (watch out for men on jet-preferred path), deserves a ride Dumbo, the neighborhood of galleries and artists. Empire Fulton Sunday is the alternative to selling out on the green of Central Park for the picnic. For those who want to relax until the end, there is also the angle at sunset yoga. Returning to Manhattan, at the end of St. Mark's Place, Camden Town London via old-fashioned style are so many useless things.
ACTIVITIES 'Greet - Playing FreeSBIE in Sheeps Meadow, Central Park in full, you will feel more at home already. Still in the park you can subscribe to the tennis club. Simply register to play in the day (www.nytennis.net / centralparktenniscenter.com). You will be New Yorkers model when you enter (and exit) head- playground of the West 4, on the Sixth, one of the most popular and competitive of the earth. You play basketball, but also squash with gloves or bare hands. For Italians in abstinence football (watching) the meeting is Nevada Smiths (www.nevadasmiths.net). No one under 21 years, is the pub with multiple TV sets turned on live football from around the world. The address is quieter than the Washington Square Park, where you can challenge chess students of the University of Nyu protected from squirrels, absolute rulers of the garden.
EAT-style bistro Lucky Strike (www.luckystrikeny.com) in Soho, is the same owner of three of the most celebrated restaurants in New York (Pastis, Balthazar and Schiller's), but with regard to more affordable and more American atmosphere. Same score: musicians as manager just come out of Wall Street. Momofuku (www.momofuku.com) East Village. Ten-course fixed price (60 euro, but the slivers of foie gras and lychee is the figure) for a dinner fusion's most celebrated chef of the moment, David Chang. Peter Luger (www.peterluger.com) in Brooklyn holds the palm for best steakhouse in America. The problem is that you must book at least 5 days in advance. Bavarian-style, friendly waiters and very little operator. The best alternative for carnivores is Buenos Aires, East Village (www.buenosairesnyc.com). With (a lot) less dollars, you can eat fabulous Entrana Especial. For Sunday brunch, however, is the best Aurora (www.auroraristorante.com), in Brooklyn. Lunch weekdays, interesting cafes between Soho and Nolita. From Bread (20 Spring Street), served by young actresses who served at the table round, you know that management is Italian oil supply from the bowl to drink. Other fish is eaten by Pearl (www.pearloysterbar.com) in Greenwich. Accompanied by white wine of the house, sitting at the bar, the best lobster roll, roll with the lobster. Of note among the new club openings dessert Chikalicious (www.chikalicious.com), East Village, the first restaurant in New desserts only York. THE TOP FIVE
hamburger-New Yorkers of long-standing divide between PJ Clarke's (www.pjclarkes.com) and JG Melon (Third angle with the 74th), the Upper East. Among the niche hamburger stands Burger Joint, hidden in the glitter of the Meridien hotel lobby: a magical place that smacks of "old America" \u200b\u200b(57th a few steps from Central Park). The environment (as well as value for money of the sandwich) to report Diner (www.dinernyc.com), Williamsburg: Happy Days atmosphere, daily menu written in pen on the table cloths and Corner Bistro (corner of Fourth Jane Street) , Centennial little bar in the West Village with beer at three dollars and gastronomic choice limited to the bone: hamburger or hamburger.
-miss drink a drink at a height "on the terrace of the Hotel Empire (www.empirehotelnyc.com), Upper West, opposite Lincoln Center. Atmosphere of "old New York" at the Rose Bar at the Gramercy Park Hotel (www.gramercyparkhotel.com), including paintings by Julian Schnabel, fireplaces and pool table lit by candles. Recommended Bars in the bar of the Hudson Hotel, modernized by Philippe Stark (www.hudsonhotel.com): lobby ceiling with ivy and rooms inspired by the cabins of the old ocean liners. For a simple coffee, Puerto Rico, roasting on the outskirts of the West Village (corner of Bleecker Street and Minetta Lane).
CORNER CULTURE-Al Moma (www.moma.org), the Museum of Contemporary Art richest in the world, on Friday afternoon we enter free. Six floors (do not miss the two most high) and a courtyard with sculptures worthy of the benches. Worth a visit, maybe on Saturday afternoon, PS1, detachment of the museum in Queens. American Art at the New Museum (www.newmuseum.org) on \u200b\u200bthe Bowery.
SHOPPING ALTERNATIVE (or second-hand) - old vinyl, but also vintage clothes and organic food are found during the weekend at the Brooklyn Flea Market (www.brownstoner.com / brooklynflea). The equivalent of 10 Corso Como in Milan for shopping artistic Jeffrey (www.jeffreynewyork.com) in Meatpacking, a former neighborhood butcher shops today all artists lofts and trendy shops. For book lovers can get a supply of used books for a dollar by Strand (www.strandbooks.com).
PULL (very) late-evening on Thursday at Joe's Pub (www.joespub.com). Velvet sofas and Italian cuisine. The ultimate in cabaret and concerts that range from folk to hip hop. Friday from Nublu (www.nublu.net), a tiny East Village bar where you can drink beer till 5 am listening to live music of high quality. Saturday instead Shelter (www.clubshelter.com), with blacks masters of deep house and a terrace on which to wait for the dawn. Alternative valid seven days a week. The Box (www.theboxnyc.com) in the Lower East Side. A ballroom years Twenty made noble class burlesque shows. For live music, Bowery Ballroom (www.boweryballroom.com). The best jazz you listen to Fatcat (www.fatcatmusic.org). New York for the series is beautiful because it varies little place in the West Village that manages to combine jazz jam session at table tennis and backgammon.
ACTIVITIES 'Greet - Playing FreeSBIE in Sheeps Meadow, Central Park in full, you will feel more at home already. Still in the park you can subscribe to the tennis club. Simply register to play in the day (www.nytennis.net / centralparktenniscenter.com). You will be New Yorkers model when you enter (and exit) head- playground of the West 4, on the Sixth, one of the most popular and competitive of the earth. You play basketball, but also squash with gloves or bare hands. For Italians in abstinence football (watching) the meeting is Nevada Smiths (www.nevadasmiths.net). No one under 21 years, is the pub with multiple TV sets turned on live football from around the world. The address is quieter than the Washington Square Park, where you can challenge chess students of the University of Nyu protected from squirrels, absolute rulers of the garden.
EAT-style bistro Lucky Strike (www.luckystrikeny.com) in Soho, is the same owner of three of the most celebrated restaurants in New York (Pastis, Balthazar and Schiller's), but with regard to more affordable and more American atmosphere. Same score: musicians as manager just come out of Wall Street. Momofuku (www.momofuku.com) East Village. Ten-course fixed price (60 euro, but the slivers of foie gras and lychee is the figure) for a dinner fusion's most celebrated chef of the moment, David Chang. Peter Luger (www.peterluger.com) in Brooklyn holds the palm for best steakhouse in America. The problem is that you must book at least 5 days in advance. Bavarian-style, friendly waiters and very little operator. The best alternative for carnivores is Buenos Aires, East Village (www.buenosairesnyc.com). With (a lot) less dollars, you can eat fabulous Entrana Especial. For Sunday brunch, however, is the best Aurora (www.auroraristorante.com), in Brooklyn. Lunch weekdays, interesting cafes between Soho and Nolita. From Bread (20 Spring Street), served by young actresses who served at the table round, you know that management is Italian oil supply from the bowl to drink. Other fish is eaten by Pearl (www.pearloysterbar.com) in Greenwich. Accompanied by white wine of the house, sitting at the bar, the best lobster roll, roll with the lobster. Of note among the new club openings dessert Chikalicious (www.chikalicious.com), East Village, the first restaurant in New desserts only York. THE TOP FIVE
hamburger-New Yorkers of long-standing divide between PJ Clarke's (www.pjclarkes.com) and JG Melon (Third angle with the 74th), the Upper East. Among the niche hamburger stands Burger Joint, hidden in the glitter of the Meridien hotel lobby: a magical place that smacks of "old America" \u200b\u200b(57th a few steps from Central Park). The environment (as well as value for money of the sandwich) to report Diner (www.dinernyc.com), Williamsburg: Happy Days atmosphere, daily menu written in pen on the table cloths and Corner Bistro (corner of Fourth Jane Street) , Centennial little bar in the West Village with beer at three dollars and gastronomic choice limited to the bone: hamburger or hamburger.
-miss drink a drink at a height "on the terrace of the Hotel Empire (www.empirehotelnyc.com), Upper West, opposite Lincoln Center. Atmosphere of "old New York" at the Rose Bar at the Gramercy Park Hotel (www.gramercyparkhotel.com), including paintings by Julian Schnabel, fireplaces and pool table lit by candles. Recommended Bars in the bar of the Hudson Hotel, modernized by Philippe Stark (www.hudsonhotel.com): lobby ceiling with ivy and rooms inspired by the cabins of the old ocean liners. For a simple coffee, Puerto Rico, roasting on the outskirts of the West Village (corner of Bleecker Street and Minetta Lane).
CORNER CULTURE-Al Moma (www.moma.org), the Museum of Contemporary Art richest in the world, on Friday afternoon we enter free. Six floors (do not miss the two most high) and a courtyard with sculptures worthy of the benches. Worth a visit, maybe on Saturday afternoon, PS1, detachment of the museum in Queens. American Art at the New Museum (www.newmuseum.org) on \u200b\u200bthe Bowery.
SHOPPING ALTERNATIVE (or second-hand) - old vinyl, but also vintage clothes and organic food are found during the weekend at the Brooklyn Flea Market (www.brownstoner.com / brooklynflea). The equivalent of 10 Corso Como in Milan for shopping artistic Jeffrey (www.jeffreynewyork.com) in Meatpacking, a former neighborhood butcher shops today all artists lofts and trendy shops. For book lovers can get a supply of used books for a dollar by Strand (www.strandbooks.com).
PULL (very) late-evening on Thursday at Joe's Pub (www.joespub.com). Velvet sofas and Italian cuisine. The ultimate in cabaret and concerts that range from folk to hip hop. Friday from Nublu (www.nublu.net), a tiny East Village bar where you can drink beer till 5 am listening to live music of high quality. Saturday instead Shelter (www.clubshelter.com), with blacks masters of deep house and a terrace on which to wait for the dawn. Alternative valid seven days a week. The Box (www.theboxnyc.com) in the Lower East Side. A ballroom years Twenty made noble class burlesque shows. For live music, Bowery Ballroom (www.boweryballroom.com). The best jazz you listen to Fatcat (www.fatcatmusic.org). New York for the series is beautiful because it varies little place in the West Village that manages to combine jazz jam session at table tennis and backgammon.
(from Corriere della Sera of any day I do not remember)
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