anyone on ftr living in the city or have great knowledge of the city?
i'll be moving there in a year :D
bigred?
r8ed?
phant?
i'm a faux foodie that is poor(unballa)
looking for great cheap eats and groceries
any other info would be great also
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anyone on ftr living in the city or have great knowledge of the city?
i'll be moving there in a year :D
bigred?
r8ed?
phant?
i'm a faux foodie that is poor(unballa)
looking for great cheap eats and groceries
any other info would be great also
I was there yesterday looking for apartments around times square, expensive as fuck
i'll be going to the upper east side
where ever the hell that is
i guesss i should get a map
Upper East Side can be very expensive and certain parts are very exclusive. It is a great neighborhood, but yes, you will spend a fortune for a 400 square foot apartment (if you can call 400 sf anything but a box). Generally, apartments closer to the subways are a bit more expensive. If you don't need to take a subway to work or don't mond walking, I suggest looking a few Ave's away. To avoid paying a broker commission (which can equal one month's rent), comb the classifieds of the NY Times or the Village Voice.
There are a ton of great bars and hangouts on 2nd and 3rd Aves from the 40s on up. I am sorry I cannot give you any suggestions for for cheap eats (except for Gray's Papaya).
Good luck!
thank you fore the help on the housing, luckily we should be getting subsidizedQuote:
Originally Posted by Savior
some where near mem. sloan kettering
gray's papaya is that different than the papaya king?
Cosi's is rather expensive but worth every penny.
Cheap eats in NYC?
I spent a weekend there and cheap, good food was everywhere. So I wouldn't worry.
yah for a chain cosi is quite good.Quote:
Originally Posted by bigred
Cosi is great. I didn't propose it because a sandwich and drink can cost $10 if not a bit more.
I agree with 500lb, there are a ton of cheap places, but I can't think of any "musts" to go to. Gray's is diff from King. I believe you can get 2 hot dogs and a soda for $2.
If you like pizza, Patsy's on east side is a must. Don't fall for the "Famous" whatevers Pizza (Famous Rays is overrated).
i love pizza :D
patsy's sounds good
i could go for some pepperoni slices right now :wink:
Mainly just stay away from high tourist/traffic areas. Those are the places where prices go from 1-2 a slice to 3-5 a slice.
I dont understand this phrases inclusion.Quote:
Originally Posted by Savior
I don't know what I was thinking....Quote:
Originally Posted by boostNslide
But I do distinguish between people who like pizza and can eat it from any place and pizza snobs - like me. I will only eat pizza from certain places, like Patsy's, John's Pizza (few locations), and Joe's in the Village. I live on LI now and there are a few excellent places.
yah Im a lot like you, sure Ill eat some not so great pizza when drunk, or just really really hungry. But its a terrible thing being dissapointed by pizza. Its a fairly simple thing after all, dough cheese and sauce. How you can have an establishment serving pizza that is not good, I do not understand.
Even worse is bad hotdogs. Theres a hotdog stand right by my house, and they just arent good. Buns always soggy, hotdogs always tasting like theyve been boiling in the water for several days, ect ect.
i dream of great pizza
one of the many things i look forward to about the city
in NH, MI, and CO i have only found fair pizza joints
the best i've had is santapios(sp) boston, so far
and up here in NH the best around is a place called ramuntos
excellent by NH standards
hotdogs are not taken too seriously by restauraunts(very loose use of this word) up here either
seriously, ballparks and chicago, the only two places I can say Ive had a really good hotdog. Oh and I made it to nathans on conney island while I was briefly in newyork a long long time ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by flomo
chicago is famous for its hot dogsQuote:
Originally Posted by boostNslide
Superdawg Drive-In
hot doug's
fluky's
one of those must be good
what about deli's and bagel in NYC?