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COPYRIGHTED MATERIAL COPYRIGHTED 7 7 4 Accommodations Index INDEX See also Accommodations and Museum (Queens), 358 Bluestockings, 383–384 Restaurant indexes, below. Ars Nova, 445 Boat House, 311 Art galleries, 286–287 Boating, 317 A Arthur Avenue Retail Market Bohemian Beer Hall & Garden ABC Carpet & Home, 377 (the Bronx), 394 (Queens), 461 Abyssinian Baptist Church, 305 Asia Society, 274 Boiler Room, 466 Academy Records & CDs, 405 Aspen, 456 Bongo, 456 Accommodations, 115–165. Astor Row Houses, 298 Books, recommended, 36–39 See also Accommodations Astor Wines & Spirits, 409 Books of Wonder, 384 Index; and specific Atlantic Theater Company, Bookstores, 383–387 neighborhoods 417, 421 Bow Bridge, 314 best, 13–16 ATMs, 73–74 Bowery Ballroom, 437 chain, 117–118 Auto, 398 Bowery Poetry Club, 446–447 family-friendly, 148 Avalon, 463 Bowlmor, 454 guesthouses and inns, 128 Avery Fisher Hall, 54 Brandy’s Piano Bar, 467 pet peeves, 156–157 Breakfast restaurants, 228 pet policies, 115–116 B Broadway Concierge & Ticket price categories, 115 Babysitting, 77 Center, 418 Queens, 117 Bagels, 200 Broadway League, 418 reservations, 118 BAM Next Wave Festival, 52 Broadway on Broadway, 52 saving on, 116–120 BAM Rose Cinemas (Brooklyn), Broadway Panhandler, 400 Acker Merrall & Condit Co., 409 427 The Bronx, 98–99 Address locator, 94 B&H Photo & Video, 397–398 attractions, 338–345 African Burial Ground Barbara Gladstone Gallery, restaurants, 235 Memorial, 254, 292 286–287 Bronx Museum of the Arts, Air-Ride, 57 Bargemusic, 423–424 291, 345 Air tours, 327 Barneys Co-Ops, 377–378 Bronx Zoo Wildlife AirTrains, 59 Barneys New York, 377–378 Conservation Park, Air travel, 56–61 Barracuda, 466 338–341 Alexander and Bonin, 287 Barramundi, 451 Brooklyn, 96–98 Alice Tully Hall, 412, 431 Bars and lounges, 448–463. accommodations, 164–165 Allan & Suzi, 393 See also specific attractions, 346–357 Allen Room, 430 neighborhoods nightlife, 468 Alliance for Downtown New dive bars, 457 restaurants, 235–238 York, 84 hotel bars, 458 shopping, 376 Alphabet City, 87 Bar 13, 463–464 Brooklyn Academy of Music, Alphaville, 381–382 Baseball, 360–361 427 Amato Opera Theatre, 417 Basketball, 362 Brooklyn Botanic Garden, American Ballet Theatre, Bateaux New York, 325 346–347 425–426 Battery Park, 82, 319 Brooklyn Bridge, 255–256, 354 American Folk Art Museum, Bauman Rare Books, 383 Brooklyn Cyclones, 361 274 B.B. King Blues Club & Grill, Brooklyn Flea, 381 American Girl Place, 408 436–437, 440 Brooklyn Heights Historic American Jewish Historical Beacon’s Closet (Brooklyn), District, 353–355 Society, 275 386 Brooklyn Ice Cream Factory, American Museum of Natural Beacon Theatre, 435–436 238, 256 History, 253–255 Bed & breakfasts (B&Bs), 120 Brooklyn Industries, 386 American Sephardi Federation, The Bell House, 437 Brooklyn Lyceum, 356 275 Belmont Stakes, 50 Brooklyn Museum of Art, 291, AMF Chelsea Piers Lanes, 324 Belvedere Castle, 311 347, 348, 404 Amtrak, 62 Bemelmans Bar, 458 Brooklyn Tabernacle, 348 Annex Antiques Fair and Flea Bergdorf Goodman, 378 Brooks Brothers, 388 Market, 381COPYRIGHTEDBethesda Fountain, 312 MATERIALBryant Park, 52, 321–322 The Ansonia, 298 Big Apple Circus, 53 Bryant Park Summer Film Anthropologie, 390 Big Apple Greeter, 88 Festival, 433 Antiques and collectibles, Bike New York: The Great Five Bu & The Duck, 392–393 381–382 Boro Bike Tour, 49 Bubble Lounge, 448 Anya Hindmarch, 399 Biking, 316, 331 Bull and Bear, 458 Apartment rentals, 120 Bill’s Place, 440–441 Bungalow 8, 464 Apollo Theater, 427 Birdland, 441 Busjunction, 63 The Apple Store, 397 Bird-watching, 316–317 Bus tours, 326 Architecture, 30–35 The Bitter End, 438 Bus travel, 63, 68–70 Argosy Books, 383 Black Door, 455 airport, 60–61 Arlene’s Grocery, 438–439 Bloomingdale’s, 378 disabled travelers, 76–77 Armstrong, Louis, House Blue Note, 441 Butterfly Conservatory, 255 477 114_487273-bIndex.indd4_487273-bIndex.indd 477477 99/22/09/22/09 111:38:531:38:53 AAMM C Citi Field (Queens), 360, 361 DUMBO (Down Under the Cabanas, 450 City Center, 426 Manhattan Bridge Cabaret, 443–444 City Hall, 84 Overpass), 97 Cafe Carlyle, 444 City Island, 344–345 The Duplex, 467 Cafe Wha?, 464 CityPass, 256 Dusk, 456 INDEX Cain Luxe, 464 Classical music, 423–425 Dyckman Farmhouse Museum, Calendar of events, 48–54 Classic Transportation, 62 302 Calypso, 369 Climate, 46–48 Dylan’s Candy Bar, 397 Campbell Apartment, 459 The Cloisters, 276 Camper, 406 Clothing, 387–393 E Carbon offsetting, 78 Club Shelter, 464 Ear Inn, 452 Carnegie Club, 459, 462 C. O. Bigelow, 382 Earwax (Brooklyn), 386 Carnegie Hall, 417, 428 The Colbert Report, 333 Eastern Mountain Sports Carolines on Broadway, 445 Colonial Transportation, 60 (EMS), 408 Carousels, 312, 322, 352–353 Colony Music Center, 405 Easter Parade, 49 Car travel, 61–62, 109 Comedy Cellar, 445 East River, 324 Castle Clinton National Comedy clubs, 445, 448 The East Village, 86–87 Monument, 304 Comix, 445 accommodations, 126–130 Cathedral of St. John the Complete Traveller, 384 bars and lounges, 462 Divine, 52, 306–307 Coney Island (Brooklyn), 98, restaurants, 186–188 Cellphones, 79 348–349 shopping, 369–370 Center for Jewish History, 275 Coney Island Museum walking tours, 330 Central Park, 310–318 (Brooklyn), 349 Eating itinerary, 111–112 Central Park Conservancy, 312 Connecticut Limousine, 62 Economy Candy Store, 397 Central Park Zoo/Tisch Conservatory Garden, 314 Ecotourism, 78–79 Children’s Zoo, 315 Cooper-Hewitt National Edgar Allan Poe Cottage (the Century 21, 378 Design Museum, 277, 404 Bronx), 302 Chamber Music Society of Creole, 461 Eileen Fisher, 390–391 Lincoln Center, 429 Cuban/Chinese restaurants, 111 Elaine’s, 460–461 Character, 400 Cubby Hole, 467 Electronics, shopping for, 397 Charles A. Dana Discovery Culture and nightlife, best, Ellis Island, 257, 270–271 Center, 311, 314 20–21 El Museo del Barrio, 277–278 Cheim & Read, 287 Customs regulations, 56 E-mail access, 80 Chelsea, 88–89 Emerging Artists Theatre accommodations, 130–131 D (EAT), 421 art galleries, 286–287 Dahesh Museum of Art, 277 Empire State Building, 257– bars and lounges, 455–456 The Daily Show with Jon 258, 338 restaurants, 191–197 Stewart, 333 Employees Only, 454 shopping, 372 The Dakota, 298–299 Entry requirements, 55–56 Chelsea Antiques Building, 382 Dance clubs and party scenes, E-Passport, 55 Chelsea Art District, 372 463–466 Essex Street Market, 393, 395 Chelsea Market, 394 Dance performances, 425–426 Ethical tourism, 78–79 Chelsea Piers, 88, 323–325 Dangerfield’s, 445 ETS Air Service, 62 Cheryl Hazan Arts Gallery, 287 d.b.a., 453 Excelsior (Brooklyn), 468 Children’s Museum of Dean & Deluca, 394 Manhattan, 336 Delacorte Theater, 432 F Children’s Museum of the The Den, 461 Fairway, 394 Arts, 336 Dentists, 74 Families with children, 77 Children’s Zoo (the Bronx), Department stores, 377–381 accommodations, 15, 148 339–340 The Diamond District, 402 attractions, 8, 335 Chinatown, 84 Diana Ross Playground, 318 restaurants, 219 bars, 450–451 Dipalo’s Dairy, 394 theater, 416 restaurants, 176, 178–179 Disabilities, travelers with, FAO Schwarz, 408 shopping, 366 76–77 Feast of St. Francis, 52 Chinatown Ice Cream Factory, Dive bars, 457 Feast of San Gennaro, 109 178 Dizzy’s Club Coca-Cola, 430, Federal Hall National Chinatown shuttles, 63 441 Memorial, 304 Chinese New Year, 48 D-Lounge, 444 Feinstein’s at the Regency, Chocolate Bar, 395 DOCS at New York Healthcare, 444 The Chocolate Show, 53 74 Fifth Avenue & 57th Street, Chrysler building, 299 Don Hill’s, 464 shopping, 374–375 Church Lounge, 448 Downtown Fillmore New York at Irving Church of the Transfiguration, neighborhoods, 82–88 Plaza, 437–438 307 shopping, 365–372 Films, recommended, 39–43 Cielo, 464 Downtown Connection, 70 Film Society of Lincoln Center, Circa Tabac, 462 Doyle & Doyle, 401 429 Circle Line Sightseeing Cruises, Drama Book Shop, 384 The Financial District, 82 325–326 Dublin House, 460 accommodations, 120–122 478 114_487273-bIndex.indd4_487273-bIndex.indd 478478 99/22/09/22/09 111:38:531:38:53 AAMM restaurants, 173–176 H Isaac Stern Auditorium, 428 shopping, 365–366 Hampton Jitney, 60 Isamu Noguchi Garden INDEX Firestore, 402–403 Handbags, 399 Museum (Queens), 357 Fireworks celebration, H&M, 388–389 Itineraries, suggested, Brooklyn, 54 Harbor cruises, 325–327 100–112 Fishs Eddy, 400 Harlem, 95 Ito En, 396 Flatiron Building, 300 architectural treasures, 298 The Flatiron District, 89–90 bars, 461 J accommodations, 131–135 restaurants, 232, 234 Jack Spade, 399 bars and lounges, 456 Harlem Spirituals, 330 Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Flatiron Lounge, 456 Harlem Week, 51 Reservoir, 324 Fleet Week, 50 Harry’s Shoes, 407 Jacques Torres Chocolate, 395 Flirt, 391 Hat Shop, 368 James Cohan Gallery, 287 Floyd’s (Brooklyn), 461–462 Health concerns, 74 J&R Music & Computer World, Flushing Meadows-Corona Hell’s Kitchen, 92 398 Park (Queens), 337 Henri Bendel, 378–379 Jazz and blues, 440–443 Fontana’s, 450 Henrietta Hudson, 467 Jazz at Lincoln Center, 417, 430 Food stores and markets, Henry Luce III Center for the Jazz at the Kitano, 440 393–397 Study of American Culture, Jazz Record Center, 406 Forbidden Planet, 384 290–291 Jazz Standard, 441–442 4th of July Fireworks Henry Luce Nature Jeffrey New York, 389 Spectacular, 50–51 Observatory, 314 Jeremy’s Ale House, 450 Frank Stella, 392 Herald Square, 373 Jewelry, 401–402 Fraunces Tavern, 304 Hidden Jazz Haunts, 331 The Jewish Museum, 281 Free or almost free activities, The High Line, 254 Jill Anderson, 391 10–11 Highline Ballroom, 438 Jill Platner, 401 Frette, 400 Historic homes, 302 Jimmy Choo, 407 The Frick Collection, 278–279 History of New York City, Jimmy’s Corner, 457 25–30 Joe’s Pub, 444 G Holiday Cocktail Lounge, 457 John Derian Company, 398 Gagosian Gallery, 286, 287 Holiday trimmings, 54 John F.
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