Malik
820 posts since 27/5/10
posted 13 Aug 2015 23:15, edited 13 Aug 2015 23:15
Yeah 400 is good by the looks.
@blackham nice one man gonna bookmark that and keep an eye on it. @brodie good looking out, I've never considered or actually knew anything about multi city deal deals, looks like theres a few bargains doing it.
14 Aug 2015 08:30
You can also do New York (or a fair few other American / Canadian places) on Icelandair with a free stopover in Iceland for up to 7 days for good prices (less than £400 in jan for example), always wanted to do it.
14 Aug 2015 19:52
You can use the code PIRATES on Icelandair for £50 off flights
NYC flights must be from Gatwick and booked before 15/8/15
15 Sep 2015 09:46
Be there for 4 days in December.
Any recommendations? - book stores, clothing, proper NY pizza, other places to eat? (Im big on American breakfasts).
Not gonna take a change of clothes, so places for cheap basics would be good also.
15 Sep 2015 09:48
Grimaldi's in Brooklyn for pizza, J Crew for basics. Lower East Side for bars.
15 Sep 2015 10:32
Roberta's does THE best pizza, but its in Bushwick.
Go Clinton Street Baking co. for brekkie on the LES.
Pies n Thighs is a must too (LES and Williamsburg)
beedub
6810 posts since 7/3/07
posted 15 Sep 2015 11:29, edited 15 Sep 2015 11:29
For clothing, I'd be going to Nepenthes, Gentry, Barney's, Bergdorf Goodman, Carson St. Clothiers, If, Odin and the obligatory visit to Supreme. Sure there's tons more but those are the ones that I liked the most when I've been in the past and a couple I'd like to go to in the future.
Oh yeah, DSM too.
15 Sep 2015 11:31
Is not taking a change of clothes a real thing?
15 Sep 2015 11:32
procell on delancey for the wavey garms.
tokio7 is a good vintage shop in East Village, E7th street. can find some gems in there.
15 Sep 2015 11:32
For basics you're a few minutes walk away from the Uniqlo flagship on 5th Ave.
As Ulster mentions, J Crew is also much better value over there
snaye
10862 posts since 24/10/02
15 Sep 2015 11:39
Spotted Pig for Brunch is a must
SJ
622 posts since 27/11/11
15 Sep 2015 11:50
Booked flights for next May. Best place to book the usual tourist tickets? Never been before so we'll be doing all the usual stuff.
15 Sep 2015 12:20
If you are definitely gonna do all the big stuff, get the CityPASS, but if you're gonna pick and choose, just get indiviual tickets (it doesn't include queue jump for ESB for example (which is a must if you ask me))
15 Sep 2015 15:02
Katz's Deli…touristy yes, but that pastrami sandwich is the best I've ever had. Def worth a go if it's midweek and you don't have to queue for that long.
15 Sep 2015 15:14
SJ 5 Avenue your need one day for that.
Fordham rd cool if your looking kicks and not shook of the Bronx.
Woodbury Common outlet a whole day also.
Cinema nothing special out there.
Supreme your have to queue if drop day, could just roll in before.
