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The Crab House is an all-you-can-eat seafood restaurant located in Midtown East, New York. The restaurant serves fresh seafood that is made to order. While many of their ingredients are caught wild, some are right in the restaurant’s indoor tanks. Source As one of the best all-you-can-eat buffets in NYC, the restaurant’s service is great … Read more
Fandi Mata in Bayard, Brooklyn, is an international restaurant and marketplace famous for its eclectic dining experience to guests featuring signature drinks and soul food. Fandi Mata offers genuine hospitality and crafted beverages. Source You will be enchanted by its evocative journey that blends global influences with craftmanship. The experience is amazing, from the artisanal … Read more
Americans always like to go big when it comes to holidays, especially major holidays. And we have a few of those; Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, and Independence Day, also known as the Fourth of July. Fourth of July (independence day) is one of if not the biggest holidays in the United States. People go all the … Read more
Elite Williamsburg indeed answers to its name by providing an elite Latin dining experience. What makes Elite the spot to visit this summer is its beautiful interior complete with art, urban décor, a champagne wall, delicious food, euphoric lighting, and awesome music. Their world-case Dj would have you jamming to the best and freshest tunes … Read more
Area 53 is a Brooklyn laser tag, paintball, and adventure park. It is the perfect getaway to enjoy a memorable weekend with family or friends. Besides, it offers indoor activities, such as paintball, laser tag, climbing walls, skating, pool tables, arcade games, party rooms, etc. Source Area 53 has two locations. The laser tag is … Read more
Williamsburg is one of the trendiest neighborhoods in Brooklyn located in the Northern part of the borough. It was once a city but in 1855, Brooklyn annexed it at which point the letter “h” was dropped from its name; from Williamsburgh to Williamsburg. 43 years later, it became a part of New York when Brooklyn … Read more
Greenpoint is a small neighborhood located in the north of Brooklyn. This quiet neighborhood has been known as a Polish paradise for having the largest Polish community. Despite Polish influences, Greenpoint has become a hub for international cuisines – from Spanish to Mexican and Italian. I’m a frequent traveler and an avid foodie. I always … Read more
Queens is the largest borough of New York but is still a terra incognita for many New Yorkers. The borough gleams with the world apart neighborhoods like Flushing, Astoria, and Long Island City, however, most of its area is still unexplored which makes Queens quite alluring when it comes to its travel attractions such as … Read more
Crown Heights and Prospect Heights are bordering neighborhoods in central Brooklyn in New York City. It is an area of pre-historic moments and rich cultural heritage, with several structures still standing to attest to this. While visiting any of the interesting tourist sites around, like the Brooklyn Museum among other tourist attractions, you might require … Read more
Williamsburg has a longstanding reputation as a quaint and diverse neighborhood, with 18th-century architecture, charming brick row houses, and tree-lined streets. Alongside the historic homes, plenty of little shops and eateries give this place an old-world yet modern feel. And if all these neighborhoods have anything in common with one another, it’s their love for … Read more