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Seakony · 11-25-2004

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Originally Posted by denisea

OK... just for you, Tstar... I'm going to wish all our NC snow on you this winter. After growing up in NE and then in Upstate NY for 8 years... I would be perfectly content to never have to deal with another snowstorm ever.

NO NO Nooooooo!!!!!! Please don't do that Denise.Unless you can make it snow in his neighborhood only. Snow causes havoc, power outages, wrecks, crowded ERs. Tstar isn't thinking straight... somebody give him some beer and cigarettes.

RuthL · 11-25-2004

I'm with you, Denisea. I remember the blizzard of '78 in NY, enough snow to last me a lifetime!

Andiline · 11-25-2004

I might be there but I am not sure. Have to talk to my boss tomorrow about upcoming trips. I'll let you know!

I know some nice restaurants/pubs in the Downtown/Soho-areas, problem is, I usually know the way but no names and no addresses...

There is one nice place near Union Square as well I might find out the name. Was nice there.

In the lower East side area there are some german pubs/restaurants where my colleagues brought me. There is even one place in Lower East Side where they sell the beer which is made here in Cologne (the owner is from Cologne).

Beachnutt719 · 11-25-2004

Really good place on 43rd just off Times Square called Heartland Brew and Chophouse. Great steaks!

Andiline · 11-26-2004

I am really sorry, but I will not be there. I will be in San Francisco though the weekend before that. Just booked a short vacation there. If I am ever be able again

to open a thread in the 'off-topic'-section (right now I am not allowed to do so), I will post a different thread for a Playa Info meeting in SF....

Hope you have fun in NY!!!!! And I envy you as I always enjoyed being there....

Seakony · 11-27-2004

I will be in NYC in mid March. so, What kind of weather can I expect? ha ha

Critter · 11-28-2004

8th or 9th avenue and 37th or 38th street (the street that you take to take the tunnel). Looks like a dump on the outside has a name like the two somethings (in spanish). cheap furniture, cracked vinyl chairs, and like folding tables, but the BEST Mexican food in the city.

**denisea** · 11-29-2004

Here are two of my favorite eating/drinking establishments in NYC... though neither are Mexican.

McSorley's Old Ale House 15 East 7th Street

One of the oldest bars in NYC opened in 1857 but didn't allow women in until the 1970s. It's not much different today than it was when it opened... there's still sawdust on the floor... years of history on the walls... and only two kinds of beer served, McSorley's Light and McSorley's Dark. To read more about McSorley's --- click here.

PJ Clarke's 915 Third Avenue at 55th Street

Another NYC institution opened it's doors 120 years ago. Being a two story building on the corner of 3rd Ave and 55th St makes it look so out of place in today's world. Inside it's not much different than it was years ago. It's long been known as a late night hangout for politicians, actors and athletes. To visit PJ Clarke's web site --- click here.

Mikey · 12-06-2004

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11-29-2004	#23 (permalink)
denisea Forum Goddess Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: On the road to ruins... Posts: 7,025	Here are two of my favorite eating/drinking establishments in NYC... though neither are Mexican. McSorley's Old Ale House 15 East 7th Street One of the oldest bars in NYC opened in 1857 but didn't allow women in until the 1970s. It's not much different today than it was when it opened... there's still sawdust on the floor... years of history on the walls... and only two kinds of beer served, McSorley's Light and McSorley's Dark. To read more about McSorley's --- click here. PJ Clarke's 915 Third Avenue at 55th Street Another NYC institution opened it's doors 120 years ago. Being a two story building on the corner of 3rd Ave and 55th St makes it look so out of place in today's world. Inside it's not much different than it was years ago. It's long been known as a late night hangout for politicians, actors and athletes. To visit PJ Clarke's web site --- click here.

12-06-2004	#24 (permalink)
Mikey he likes it! Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 15,810	<a href=http://www.daghall.com/downloads/Playa_Final_WMA.wmv>Slideshow Trip To Playa 2003</a> <a href=http://www.daghall.com/downloads/Playa_Tulum_Final_26_MB.wmv>Slideshow Trip To Playa 2004<a/> Last edited by tstar; 12-06-2004 at 05:01 PM.

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11-25-2004	#17 (permalink)
RuthL way into it Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 116	I'm with you, Denisea. I remember the blizzard of '78 in NY, enough snow to last me a lifetime!

11-25-2004	#18 (permalink)
Andiline añejo Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Cologne, Germany Posts: 7,600	I might be there but I am not sure. Have to talk to my boss tomorrow about upcoming trips. I'll let you know! I know some nice restaurants/pubs in the Downtown/Soho-areas, problem is, I usually know the way but no names and no addresses... There is one nice place near Union Square as well I might find out the name. Was nice there. In the lower East side area there are some german pubs/restaurants where my colleagues brought me. There is even one place in Lower East Side where they sell the beer which is made here in Cologne (the owner is from Cologne).

11-25-2004	#19 (permalink)
Beachnutt719 añejo Join Date: May 2004 Location: Upstate New York Posts: 3,972	Really good place on 43rd just off Times Square called Heartland Brew and Chophouse. Great steaks!

11-26-2004	#20 (permalink)
Andiline añejo Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Cologne, Germany Posts: 7,600	I am really sorry, but I will not be there. I will be in San Francisco though the weekend before that. Just booked a short vacation there. If I am ever be able again to open a thread in the 'off-topic'-section (right now I am not allowed to do so), I will post a different thread for a Playa Info meeting in SF.... Hope you have fun in NY!!!!! And I envy you as I always enjoyed being there....

11-27-2004	#21 (permalink)
Seakony añejo Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: no longer in Mesquite with nothing to do Posts: 10,148	I will be in NYC in mid March. so, What kind of weather can I expect? ha ha

11-28-2004	#22 (permalink)
Critter añejo Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Cerca de Washington DC Posts: 3,343	8th or 9th avenue and 37th or 38th street (the street that you take to take the tunnel). Looks like a dump on the outside has a name like the two somethings (in spanish). cheap furniture, cracked vinyl chairs, and like folding tables, but the BEST Mexican food in the city.

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