Guidebook for New York
Food Scene
This is a brand new Italian pizza place (owned and managed by people from Italy). It opened just a few months ago. It is down the block, 3 mins walk. Food is really great.
114 locals recommend
Bono Trattoria
3658 BroadwayThis is a brand new Italian pizza place (owned and managed by people from Italy). It opened just a few months ago. It is down the block, 3 mins walk. Food is really great.
The Chipped Cup
3610 BroadwayVery nice and cosy ambiance. Good espresso.
Chinese food in a very hip/funky setting. Soup bowls, dumplings, and other plates are really good. Very casual and young scene.
120 locals recommend
The Handpulled Noodle
3600 BroadwayChinese food in a very hip/funky setting. Soup bowls, dumplings, and other plates are really good. Very casual and young scene.
Real Italian pizza and other food. Very rustic style, brick-walled. There is also an outdoor seating area and an upstairs lounge.
54 locals recommend
Covo Trattoria & Pizzeria
701 West 135th StreetReal Italian pizza and other food. Very rustic style, brick-walled. There is also an outdoor seating area and an upstairs lounge.
Drinks & Nightlife
This is a cozy not too crowded pub that offers a very large selection of craft beers on tap plus spirits & cocktails. Prices are reasonable for NYC.
526 locals recommend
Harlem Public
3612 BroadwayThis is a cozy not too crowded pub that offers a very large selection of craft beers on tap plus spirits & cocktails. Prices are reasonable for NYC.
This place sports microbrews, very special cocktails. The bar restaurant is very roomy and in rustic-chic style.
357 locals recommend
The Grange
1635 Amsterdam AveThis place sports microbrews, very special cocktails. The bar restaurant is very roomy and in rustic-chic style.
Buddha Taco Bar
3628 BroadwayEverything Else
They offer great classes at very low prices. This is unusual for Manhattan!
32 locals recommend
Brahman Yoga
501 W 145th StThey offer great classes at very low prices. This is unusual for Manhattan!
Sugar Hill is a US historic district. It was the center of the Harlem Renaissance. Mentioned in the most iconic jazz classic "Take the A Train". Wonderful Jazz Era buildings and town houses.
16 locals recommend
Sugar Hill
Sugar Hill is a US historic district. It was the center of the Harlem Renaissance. Mentioned in the most iconic jazz classic "Take the A Train". Wonderful Jazz Era buildings and town houses.
Alexander Hamilton is one of the founders of the United States and one of its most influential figures. He was George Washington's right hand man. He lived here and the house is a National Park.
175 locals recommend
Hamilton Grange National Memorial
414 W 141st StAlexander Hamilton is one of the founders of the United States and one of its most influential figures. He was George Washington's right hand man. He lived here and the house is a National Park.
The Jumel Terrace Historic District is a small and national historic district located a few blocks north from the apartment (in the Washington Heights neighborhood).
7 locals recommend
Jumel Terrace Historic District
15 Sylvan TerraceThe Jumel Terrace Historic District is a small and national historic district located a few blocks north from the apartment (in the Washington Heights neighborhood).
This is the end of Riverside Park and a park itself. From here you can bike or walk or roller blade all the way to the south tip of Manhattan in a dedicated path. Many sport facilities all the way.
33 locals recommend
Fort Washington Park
Hudson River GreenwayThis is the end of Riverside Park and a park itself. From here you can bike or walk or roller blade all the way to the south tip of Manhattan in a dedicated path. Many sport facilities all the way.
If you like sports here is your place: 28-acre park with tons of facilities like pools, playgrounds, sports fields, a skating rink & more.
6 locals recommend
Riverside Skate Park
West 108th StreetIf you like sports here is your place: 28-acre park with tons of facilities like pools, playgrounds, sports fields, a skating rink & more.
Arts & Culture
The Hispanic Society of America is a museum and library for the study of the arts and cultures of Spain, Portugal, and Latin America. The building is a National Historic Landmark.
52 locals recommend
Hispanic Society Museum & Library
613 W 155th StThe Hispanic Society of America is a museum and library for the study of the arts and cultures of Spain, Portugal, and Latin America. The building is a National Historic Landmark.
Qubit: Project Q
1850 Amsterdam Ave