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Copyrighted Material 17_599771 bindex.qxd 4/20/05 9:06 PM Page 388 Index See also Accommodations and Restaurant indexes, below. GENERAL INDEX American Express, 28–29, 104 Art Deco architecture, 25 traveler’s checks, 28 Art galleries, 254–255 American Family Immigration Arthur Avenue Retail A AA (American Automo- History Center (transporta- Market (the Bronx), 323 bile Association), 71 tion), 240 Art moderne, 25–26 ABC Carpet & Home, 308 American Folk Art Asia Society, 250 Abyssinian Baptist Museum, 249 Astor Row Houses, 262 Church, 266 American Immigrant Wall of Astor Wines & Spirits, 337 Academy Records & CDs, 333 Honor, 240 ATMs (automated teller Accommodations, 108–153. American Jewish Historical machines), 28, 67 See also Accommodations Society, 250 auto., 326 Index American Museum Automobile organizations, 71 best, 8–11 of Natural History, 6, 237, family-friendly, 134 288, 353 pet policies, 108 American Museum of the allet, 349 price categories and rack B Moving Image (Queens), BAM (Brooklyn Academy of rates, 108 288, 296 Music), 35, 350 reservations, 110 American Sephardi BAMcafé, 350 surfing for, 45–46, 109 Federation, 250 BAM Next Wave Festival tipping, 75 American Surety (Brooklyn), 35 tips for saving on, 108–111 Company, 22 B&H Photo & Video, 325 what’s new in, 1 AMF Chelsea Piers Bargemusic, 347 Acker Merrall & Condit Lanes, 279 Barnes & Noble, 313 Co., 337 Andersen, Hans Christian, Barneys Co-Op, 3, 309 Addresses, finding, 79–80, 91 statue of, 272 Barneys New York, 308–309 Adventures on a Shoestring, Annex Antiques Fair and Bars and cocktail lounges, 283 Flea Market, 311 364–376 Airfares, 44–45, 56–58, 69 Ansonia, 262 Baseball, 299–300 Airlines Anthropologie, 320 Basketball, 300–301 in bankruptcy, 58 Antiques and collectibles, Bateaux New York, 280–281 domestic, 49–50, 69 311–312 Battery Park, 80, 276 international, 68–69 The Apartment, 327 Bauman Rare Books, 313 Airports, 49–56 Apartment rentals, 111 B.B. King Blues Club & Grill, security procedures, 55–56 Apollo Theater, 349–350 357, 359 transportation to and from, Aquarium, New York Beacon Theatre, 356 50–55 COPYRIGHTED MATERIAL (Brooklyn), 290, 294 Beauty and bath products, warning, 51 Arcades, 289 312–313 Air tours, 281–282 Arche, 335 Beaux Arts architecture, AirTrain JFK, 52–53 Architecture, 15–26 23–24 AirTrain Newark, 52 skyscrapers, 261–266 Bed & breakfasts (B&Bs), 111 Allan & Suzi, 322 Area codes, 104 Belmont Stakes (Long Alphabet City, 85 Argosy Books, 313 Island), 32 Alphaville, 311 Arlene Grocery, 358 Belvedere Castle, 270, 272 Amato Opera Theatre, 346 Armstrong, Louis, House Bergdorf Goodman, 309 American Automobile Museum (Queens), 2, 299 Association (AAA), 71 17_599771 bindex.qxd 4/20/05 9:06 PM Page 389 GENERAL INDEX 389 Bergdorf Goodman Brooklyn Academy of Music information, 270 Man, 309 (BAM), 35, 350 orientation and getting Bethesda Fountain, 272 Brooklyn Botanic Garden, there, 270 Bethesda Terrace, 272 292 performing arts, 353–354 Big Apple Circus, 36 Brooklyn Bridge, 6, 238, 295 safety tip, 272 Bike New York: The Great Brooklyn Heights, 295 special events, 33 Five Boro Bike Tour, 32 Brooklyn Heights tours, 270, 283 Biking Promenade, 8 Central Park Drive, 270, 274, Central Park, 275 Brooklyn Ice Cream 276 tours, 285 Factory, 169 Central Park Zoo/Tisch Birdland, 360 Brooklyn Museum of Art, Children’s Zoo, 274 Bitter End, 358 293, 353 Century 21, 309 Black Orchid Books, 315 Brooklyn Promenade, 295 Chamber Music Society of Bleecker St. Records, 333 Brooklyn Public Library, 292 Lincoln Center, 350–351 Bloomingdale’s, 309 Brooklyn Tabernacle, 293 Channel Gardens, 244 Blue Note, 360 Brooks Brothers, 318 Charles A. Dana Discovery Blue Smoke, 361 Bryant Park, 277 Center, 270, 273–274 The Boat House, 270 Bucket shops, 57 Chelsea, 88 Boating, Central Park, 275 Business hours, 72, 104 accommodations, 120 Boat tours and cruises, Bus tours, 280 art galleries, 255 280–281, 299 Bus travel, 99–100 bars and cocktail lounges, Books, recommended, 61 to/from airports, 53–55 369–370 Books of Wonder, 313 information, 99 restaurants, 182–183 Bookstores, 313–316 between U.S. cities, 70 Chelsea Antiques Building, Borders, 313 wheelchair-accessible, 40 311–312 Botanical gardens Chelsea Market, 323 Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Chelsea Piers Sports & Enter- 292–293 C abaret, 362–363 tainment Complex, 87, 279 New York Botanical Garden Cabs, 100–102 Children, families with. See (the Bronx), 291 to/from airports, 51 also Zoos Boucher, 329 fares, 1 accommodations, 135 Bow Bridge, 273 tipping, 75 information and resources, Bowery Ballroom, 357 wheelchair-accessible, 41 43–44 Breakfast, restaurants for, Cadman Plaza Park shopping, 289, 322 216–217 (Brooklyn), 296 playgrounds, Central Park, Broadway, 6, 79 Cafe Carlyle, 362 276 Broadway City, 290 Caffè Roma, 166 sights and attractions, Broadway on Broadway, 34 Calendar of events, 30–37 288–290 Broadway Panhandler, 327 Camper, 335 theater, 344–345 The Bronx, 8 Carnegie Hall, 7, 350 zoos, 274, 290–291 brief description of, 94–95 Carolines on Broadway, 363 Bronx Zoo Wildlife restaurants, 221–224 Carousel, Central Park, Conservation Park, sights and attractions, 272, 295 290–291 290–292 Car travel, 58, 70 Central Park Zoo/ Bronx Zoo Wildlife Castle Clinton National Tisch Children’s Conservation Park, Monument, 264, 277 Zoo, 274 290–291 Cathedral of St. John the Prospect Park Zoo Brooklyn, 8 Divine, 35, 37, 267 (Brooklyn), 295 brief description of, 93–94 CBGB, 358 Children’s Museum of New Year’s Eve Cellphones, 49 Manhattan, 288 fireworks, 37 Center for Jewish History, 250 Children’s Museum of the restaurants, 221–223 Central Park, 6, 237, Arts, 288 shopping, 309 269–276, 288 Children’s Zoo (the Bronx), sights and attractions, exploring, 272–274 290–291 292–296 guided walks, 270 17_599771 bindex.qxd 4/20/05 9:06 PM Page 390 390 INDEX Chinatown, 81–82 The Dakota, 262 Entertainment and nightlife, cocktail lounge, 364 Dance performances, 349 339–381 restaurants, 165–167 Dangerfield’s, 363 bars and cocktail lounges, shopping, 302–303 Dan’s Chelsea Guitars, 334 364–376 Chinatown Ice Cream Dean & DeLuca, 323 cabaret, 362–363 Factory, 169 Delacorte Theater, 273 classical music, 347–349 Chinese New Year, 31 Delis, Jewish, 202 current listings, 339 Chocolate, 324 Department stores, 308–311 dance clubs and party The Chocolate Bar, 324 Diamond District, 329 scenes, 376–379 The Chocolate Show, 35 Diana Ross Playground, 276 dance performances, 349 Christmas, special Disabilities, travelers with, gay and lesbian, 379–381 events, 36–37 39–41 live-music clubs, 355–362 Chrysler Building, 25, 263 Dive bars, 372–373 major concert halls and Circle Line Sightseeing Doctors, 104 landmark venues, Cruises, 281 Double-decker bus tours, 280 349–355 City Center, 349 Downtown opera, 346–347 CityPass, 239 neighborhoods, 80–87 theater, 339–346 Classical music, 347–349 old structures, 264 Entry requirements, 62–64 Cleopatra’s Needle, 273 shopping, 302 Escorted tours, 60–61 The Cloisters, 93, 251 Downtown Connection, 100 Clothing, 316–323 Doyle & Doyle, 330 flagship stores, 317–318 Drama Book Shop, 314 F airway, 323 top designers, 316–317 Drinking laws, 71 Families with children. vintage and Driver’s licenses, See also Zoos consignment, 322–323 foreign, 63 accommodations, 134 C. O. Bigelow, 312 DUMBO (Down Under information and resources, Cold Stone Creamery, 169 the Manhattan Bridge 43–44 Coliseum Books, 313 Overpass), 308 playgrounds, Central Park, Colony Music Center, 333 DVF–The Shop, 320 276 Comedy Cellar, 363 Dyckman Farmhouse shopping, 290, 322 Comedy clubs, 363–364 Museum, 263 sights and attractions, Comedy Garden, 353 Dylan’s Candy Bar, 325 288–290 Complete Traveller, 314 theater, 344–345 Concert halls and landmark zoos, 274, 290 venues, 349–355 Easter Parade, 31–32 Bronx Zoo Wildlife Concerts, classical music, East River, jogging Conservation Park, 253, 269 along the, 275 290–291 Coney Island (Brooklyn), East Village, 85 Central Park Zoo/ 94, 293 bars and cocktail lounges, Tisch Children’s The Conservatory, 270 367–368 Zoo, 274 Conservatory Garden, 273 restaurants, 173–176 Prospect Park Zoo Conservatory Water, 272 shopping, 304–305 (Brooklyn), 295 Consolidators, 57 Edgar Allan Poe Fashions (clothing), 317–323 Cooper-Hewitt National Cottage, 263 flagship stores, 317–318 Design Museum, 251 Eichler’s, 314 top designers, 316 Credit cards, 29, 66–67 Eileen Fisher, 320 vintage and Creed, 312 Electricity, 71 consignment, 322–323 Currency and currency Electronics, 325–326 Fauchon, 325 exchange, 66 Ellis Island, 239 Fax machines, 74 Custard Beach, 169 El Museo del Barrio, 251 Feast of St. Francis, 35 Customs regulations, 64–65 Embassies and consulates, Federal architecture, 16 71–72 Federal Hall National Emergencies, 72, 105 Memorial, 19, 264 D aily Show with Jon Empire State Building, 4, 6, Feinstein’s at The Regency, Stewart, The, 286 25, 240, 290 362 The Dairy, 270 Enchanted Forest, 337 Ferrara, 166 17_599771 bindex.qxd 4/20/05 9:06 PM Page 391 GENERAL INDEX 391 Festivals and special events, Friends’ Cemetery Ground Zero (World Trade 30–37 (Brooklyn), 295 Center site), 80–81, Fez Under Time Cafe, Frommers.com, 45 248–249 358, 359 memorial on the, 2, 249 Field House (Chelsea Guggenheim, 352–353 Piers), 279 G alileo, 328 Guggenheim Museum, Fifth Avenue, shopping, 307 Gardens 246, 360 57th Street, shopping, 307 Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Gunther Building, 22 Film, flying with, 59 292–293 Films, recommended, 61 Channel Gardens, 244 Film Festival, New York, Conservatory Garden H alloween Parade, Green- 34–35 (Central Park), 273 wich Village, 35 Film Society of Lincoln New York Botanical
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