New York City

[cougarscaptain87 12]

stay FAR FAR FAR away from the naked cowboy!

[barrett 0]

If youre a hat guy, check out New Era's 59Fifty Flagship store.

Deadly , I was thinking about a new hat but I might have to hold off. I'm geussing they have lots of NYY hats.

[Hazard14 0]

If youre a hat guy, check out New Era's 59Fifty Flagship store.

Deadly , I was thinking about a new hat but I might have to hold off. I'm geussing they have lots of NYY hats.

hell yea man, lets go yankees. on related topic if you want good new york pizza , either hit up john pizzeria in times square its HUGE, or like Thockey said Totonnos Pizzeria on Neptune ave in Coney Island, i dont live to far from it, but i havent had the chance to try it yet. word is its the best place in America to get authentic good tasting italian pizza

[Vapor 0]

Totonnos is great, but I really do not get what the big deal is with Johns.

The best Pie in the city is at the ORIGINAL Patsys on 118 and 1 ave. They still use the same coal oven as they did years ago. This is different from the patsys chains around the city, those are franchises.

[Hazard14 0]

Totonnos is great, but I really do not get what the big deal is with Johns.

The best Pie in the city is at the ORIGINAL Patsys on 118 and 1 ave. They still use the same coal oven as they did years ago. This is different from the patsys chains around the city, those are franchises.

Johns looks amazing though, its the largest pizza place in the world, and the stained glass cieling is just amazing as well, since it used to be a cathedral. Ray's is good too

[Fonya 0]

Patsys was good when I went. Same with a place called gramaldies? I know I just butchered that name but someones gotta know what Im talking about. Its the place near the brooklyn bridge on the brooklyn side.

[TCsnipes9 0]

If youre a hat guy, check out New Era's 59Fifty Flagship store.

Deadly , I was thinking about a new hat but I might have to hold off. I'm geussing they have lots of NYY hats.

Unfortunately I didnt get to go. A few buddies of mine went, and said it was pretty sweet. Both of them came back with other teams as well. One got a sweet cooperstown collection of the Calif. Angels. Had the lowercase "a" <that looked like that, with the halo cocked over top of it. Sounds like they were more expensive than the ones youd find at Lids, tho. But stuff you would never find at Lids.

[Thockey17 1]

Same with a place called gramaldies? I know I just butchered that name but someones gotta know what Im talking about. Its the place near the brooklyn bridge on the brooklyn side.

Yep, Grimaldis. They have one where i used to live and it was pretty good. Sucks you cant get a single slice, you have to buy a pie.

[barrett 0]

Any other great shopping to check out? I know it's pretty broad but sorts stores and clothing. Mainly skate and surf clothing. Thanks for all the help too guys.

[Thockey17 1]

Any other great shopping to check out? I know it's pretty broad but sorts stores and clothing. Mainly skate and surf clothing. Thanks for all the help too guys.

Quiksilver, Supreme, Burton, Stussy, Rival, etc. all have shops in Soho that are worth checking out.

[Allsmokenopancake 0]

Don't know how old you are, but I always try to get to the Red Lion down in the village on saturday night when I'm up, just off (or maybe even on) bleeker street.

Normally a couple of good bands playing there until 3/4 in the morning

[Hazard14 0]

if you want good shopping you gotta check out SoHo lots of good designer brands, and they have the huge Adidas store they opened up not to long ago, and they got niketown not too far from Central Park thats worth checking out if you want some sport stuff. also check out Pragon Sports on Broadway and east 18th street (i think), they got all type of sport stuff including some hockey equipment

[barrett 0]

Just qurious to where SoHo is . I have absoloutly no knowledge about New York. I am really apprecitating the help though.

[Doctor Hook 0]

Try Korean fried chicken. Bunch of places cropping up, you gotta find them but totally worth it.

[li7039 0]

go to a rangers game at MSG

[DamnLocust 0]

SoHo = SOuth of HOuston street.

It's a neighborhood in downtown Manhattan.

[Hazard14 0]

go to a rangers game at MSG

yea, check out a game at MSG, its worth it

[barrett 0]

go to a rangers game at MSG

Rangers game in the middle of August? I might just have to check out MSG. Pretty piseed that the Yakees are out of town , but going to see the mets so it should still be pretty good.

[Thockey17 1]

Pretty piseed that the Yakees are out of town , but going to see the mets so it should still be pretty good.

There is nothing "good" about Shea Stadium or that area in general except for Lemon Ice King in Corona.

[barrett 0]

Pretty piseed that the Yakees are out of town , but going to see the mets so it should still be pretty good.

There is nothing "good" about Shea Stadium or that area in general except for Lemon Ice King in Corona.

What do you mean , it's not a nice stadium or the area around it is not nice ? Also I've been a die hard Yankees fan for ever and since they are not in town , do you guys know if they offer tours of Yankee stadium?

[RadioGaGa 162]

Pretty piseed that the Yakees are out of town , but going to see the mets so it should still be pretty good.

There is nothing "good" about Shea Stadium or that area in general except for Lemon Ice King in Corona.

What do you mean , it's not a nice stadium or the area around it is not nice ? Also I've been a die hard Yankees fan for ever and since they are not in town , do you guys know if they offer tours of Yankee stadium?

Shea is out near LaGuardia...there isn't anything around it.

[Thockey17 1]

What do you mean , it's not a nice stadium or the area around it is not nice ?

The stadium is nothing special really. If your going there just to catch the game and hop on the train back to your hotel, its fine. The surrounding area isnt exactly a place to go wandering around in, though.

GaGa is right, theres nothing really of interest around there. Except for maybe the '64/'65 Worlds Fair grounds and maybe the Flushing Meadows zoo?

Also I've been a die hard Yankees fan for ever and since they are not in town , do you guys know if they offer tours of Yankee stadium?

Yes, they offer tours.

See Here

[tbintexas 0]

Yankee Stadium tours are awesome! You get to go to Monument Park (I know you can before games as well, but there's a lot less people during the tour), walk around the center field warning track, sit in the dugout and go up to the pressbox. That was almost as good as seeing the game that night! Now that I think about it, it might even be better!

I'd recommend going if you get a chance before they get into the new statium... It just won't be the same.

[JR Boucicaut 3802]

except for Lemon Ice King in Corona.

OH HELL YEAH!

Yankee Stadium tours are awesome! You get to go to Monument Park (I know you can before games as well, but there's a lot less people during the tour), walk around the center field warning track, sit in the dugout and go up to the pressbox. That was almost as good as seeing the game that night! Now that I think about it, it might even be better!

I'd recommend going if you get a chance before they get into the new statium... It just won't be the same.

The MSG tour is also well worth it. They walk you to a suite, then they bring you down to one of the lower level seats. You then go through the player tunnel and they take you to the Rangers and Knicks locker rooms, then around and out. It was neat.

[Hazard14 0]

go to a rangers game at MSG

Rangers game in the middle of August? I might just have to check out MSG. Pretty piseed that the Yakees are out of town , but going to see the mets so it should still be pretty good.

he said hes going in october