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15_285626 bindex.qxp 7/24/08 11:37 PM Page 397 Index See also Accommodations and Restaurant indexes, below. GENERAL INDEX Airlines, toll-free numbers and ATMs (automated teller websites, 394–396 machines), 56 Airport security, 30 Auto, 327 AARP, 62 Air tours, 275 Avalon, 382 ABC Carpet & Home, 309 AirTrains, 42 Abyssinian Baptist Church, 261 Air travel, 40–46 Academy Records & CDs, 333 Alexander and Bonin, 249 abysitting services, 63 Access-Able Travel Source, 60 B Alice Tully Hall, 349, 352 Bagels, 177 Accessible Journeys, 60 Allan & Suzi, 322 The Baggot Inn, 360 Accommodations, 97–141. See Allen Room, 353 BAMcafé (Brooklyn), 352 also Accommodations Index Allstate, 44 BAM Next Wave Festival, 37 best, 9–11 Amato Opera Theatre, 343, 347 BAM Rose Cinemas (Brooklyn), chains, 99 American Ballet Theatre, 350 352 Chelsea, 110–111 American Express, 387 B&H Photo & Video, 326 family-friendly, 127 traveler’s checks, 57 Barbara Gladstone Gallery, 249 Greenwich Village, the East American Folk Art Museum, Bargemusic, 343, 348 Village, and the Meat- 241 Barneys Co-Ops, 310 Packing District, 107–110 American Girl Place, 336 Barneys New York, 309–310 Midtown East and Murray American Museum of Natural Barracuda, 384 Hill, 127–135 History, 229 Barramundi, 369 pet peeves, 134–135 American Museum of the Bars and cocktail lounges, pet policies, 97 Moving Image (Queens), 295 369–381 price categories and rack Amtrak, 47 dive bars, 376–377 rates, 97 The Ansonia, 256 gay and lesbian, 384–385 reservations services, 99–100 Anthropologie, 320 hotel bars, 378 senior discounts, 62 Antiques, 33, 38 oldest, 370 SoHo, 106–107 Apartment rentals, 100 outdoor, 372 South Street Seaport and the Apollo Theater, 350–351 Baseball, 298 Financial District, 101–102 The Apple Store, 326 Basketball, 299 Times Square and Midtown Aquarium, New York Bateaux New York, 274 West, 115–126 (Brooklyn), 291 Battery Park, 270–271 tips for saving on, 97–101 Architecture, 19–22 Bauman Rare Books, 315 toll-free numbers and best, 7 B.B. King Blues Club & Grill, websites, 397–398 highlights, 255–260 358–359, 361 TriBeCa and Lower East Side, Area codes, 387 Beacon’s Closet (Brooklyn), 307 102–105 Argosy Books, 315 Beacon Theatre, 357 Union Square, the Flatiron Arlene’s Grocery, 360 Beauty products, 314–315 District,COPYRIGHTED and Gramercy Park, MATERIAL Ars Nova, 368 Bed & breakfasts (B&Bs), 111–115 Art galleries, 248–249 100–101 Upper East Side, 140–141 Arthur Avenue Retail Market Bedbugs, 105 Upper West Side, 136–139 (the Bronx), 322–323 Belmont Park Race Track, 35 what’s new in, 1–2 Asia Society, 241–242 Belmont Stakes, 35 Acker Merrall & Condit Co., Aspen, 375 Belvedere Castle, 265 337 Asprey & Garrard, 329 Bemelmans Bar, 378 Address locator, 79 Astor Row Houses, 256 Bergdorf Goodman, 310 African Burial Ground Astor Wines & Spirits, 337 Best Western hotels, 99 Memorial, 253 Atlantic Theater Company, 343, A Hospitality Company, 100 345 15_285626 bindex.qxp 7/24/08 11:37 PM Page 398 398 INDEX Bethesda Fountain, 266 Brooklyn Museum, 250 Character, 328 Big Apple Circus, 37 Brooklyn Museum of Art, Charles A. Dana Discovery Big Apple Greeter, 60, 75 288–290, 332 Center, 265, 267 Bike New York, 34 Brooklyn Tabernacle, 290 Cheim & Read, 249 Bike the Big Apple, 278–279 Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir, 261 Chelsea, 75 Biking, 268 Brooks Brothers, 319 accommodations, 110–111 Bill’s Place, 361–362 Bryant Park, 271 art galleries, 249 Birdland, 362 Bryant Park Summer Film bars, 375 Bitter End, 360 Festival, 355 restaurants, 167–172 Bloomingdale’s, 310 Bu & the Duck, 322 shopping, 304 Bloomsday on Broadway, 367 Bubble Lounge, 369 Chelsea Market, 323 Blue Note, 362 Bulgari, 329 Chelsea Piers Sports & Blue Smoke, 363 Bull and Bear, 378 Entertainment Complex, Bluestockings, 315 Bungalow 8, 382–383 273–274 Boat House (Central Park), 265 Business hours, 387 Cheryl Hazan Arts Gallery, 249 Boating, 268 Bus travel, 52–54 Children, families with, 62–63 Bohemian Beer Hall & Garden to and from the airport, 41 accommodations, 127 (Queens), 381 private buses and best places for, 7 Boiler Room, 384 shuttles, 44–46 restaurants, 196 Bongo, 375 for disabled travelers, 60 sights and attractions, Books about New York City, 282–284 23–24 theater, 342–343 Books of Wonder, 315 Cabanas, 372 Children’s Museum of Bookstores, 315–317 Cabaret, 365 Manhattan, 283 Boucher, 330 Cabs, 54–55 Children’s Museum of the Arts, Bowery Ballroom, 359 to and from the airport, 283 Bowery Poetry Club, 366–367 41–42 The Children’s Zoo (the Bronx), Bowlmor/Pressure, 374 for disabled travelers, 60 285 Brandy’s Piano Bar, 384–385 Cafe Carlyle, 365 Chinatown, 70 Broadway Inner Circle, 341 Cafe Wha?, 383 restaurants, 154–155 Broadway Line, 340 Cain, 383 shopping, 300–301 Broadway on Broadway, 37 Calendar of events, 33–39 Chinatown Ice Cream Factory, Broadway Panhandler, 328 The Campbell Apartment, 379 154 The Bronx, 83–84 Camper, 335 Chinese New Year, 33 restaurants, 213 Carmel, 44 The Chocolate Bar, 324 sights and attractions, Carnegie Club, 377 Chocolates, 324 284–289 Carnegie Hall, 343, 352 The Chocolate Show, 38 The Bronx Museum of the Arts, Carolines on Broadway, 368 Choice Hotels, 62, 99 250, 289 The Carousel (Central Park), Christmas traditions, 39 The Bronx Trolley, 286 266 Chrysler Building, 257 Bronx Zoo Wildlife Car rentals Chumley’s, 374 Conservation Park, 284–286 for disabled travelers, 61 Church Lounge, 369 Brooklyn, 82–83 toll-free numbers and The Church of the restaurants, 213–215 websites, 396 Transfiguration, 262 shopping, 309 Cartier, 329 Cielo, 383 sights and attractions, 287 Car travel, 46–47, 55, 91 Circle Line Sightseeing Cruises, Brooklyn Academy of Music Castle Clinton National 274 (BAM), 351–352 Monument, 260 City Center, 350 Brooklyn Botanic Garden, 287 Cathedral of St. John the City Hall, 69–70 Brooklyn Bridge, 230–231, Divine, 1, 7, 37, 39, 261–262 City Island (the Bronx), 293–294 Cattyshack (Brooklyn), 385 288–289 Brooklyn Cyclones, 298 Cellphones, 66–67 CityPass, 230 Brooklyn Heights, 82, 292–294 Center for Jewish History, 242 Classical music, 348–349 Brooklyn Ice Cream Factory, Central Park, 229, 264–269 Classic Transportation, 45, 46 214 Central Park Zoo/Tisch Clear Pass, 30 Brooklyn Industries, 307 Children’s Zoo, 267 Cleopatra’s Needle, 266 Brooklyn Lyceum (Brooklyn), Century 21, 310–311 The Cloisters, 242–243 294 Chamber Music Society of Clothing, 317–322 Lincoln Center, 352 Club Shelter, 383 15_285626 bindex.qxp 7/24/08 11:37 PM Page 399 GENERAL INDEX 399 C. 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Bigelow, 314 Greenwich Village and the East River, 270 The Colbert Report, 280 Meat-Packing District, The East Village, 73–74 Colonial Transportation, 45 164–167 accommodations, 107–110 Colony Music Center, 333 hamburgers, 194–195 bars, 371, 373 Comedy Cellar, 368 Harlem, 210–213 restaurants, 160–164 Comedy clubs, 365, 368–369 late-night, 374 shopping, 303 Comix, 368 Lower East Side, 155–158 East Village Walking Tours, 278 Complete Traveller, 315 Midtown East and Murray EasyInternetcafé, 67 Coney Island (Brooklyn), 290 Hill, 191–195 Economy Candy Store, 326 Coney Island Museum pizza, 153, 186–187 Economy-class syndrome, 58 (Brooklyn), 290 Queens, 215–218 Edgar Allan Poe Cottage (the Conservatory Garden, 267 for quick bites, 152–153 Bronx), 259 Cooper-Hewitt National Design reservations, 142–143 Eileen Fisher, 320 Museum, 243, 332 smoking policy, 143 Elaine’s, 380 Credit cards, 57 SoHo and Nolita, 158–160 Elder-hostel, 62 Creole, 380 soul food, 212 Electricity, 387 The Cubby Hole, 385 sources for serious foodies, Electronics, 326 Customs regulations, 30–31 143 Ellis Island, 231, 239 CyberCafe, 67 splurge, 201 El Museo del Barrio, 243–244 steakhoses, 172–173 E-mail access, 67–68 suggested itinerary, 94–96 Embassies and consulates, 388 Dahesh Museum of Art, 243 Times Square and Midtown Emergencies, 388 The Daily Show with Jon West, 178–190 Emerging Artists Theatre (EAT), Stewart, 280–281 tipping, 143 345 The Dakota, 256–257 Union Square, the Flatiron Empire State Building, Dance clubs and party scenes, District, and Gramercy Park, 231–232, 284 381–384 173–178 Employee’s Only, 374–375 Dance performances, 349–350 Upper East Side, 207–210 Entertainment and nightlife, Dance Theater Workshop, 349 Upper West Side, 195–207 338–386 Dangerfield’s, 368 what’s new in, 2–3 bars and cocktail lounges, Dba, 371 DiPalo’s Dairy, 323 369–381 Dean & DeLuca, 323 Disabilities, travelers with, best, 14 Debit cards, 57 59–61 cabaret, 365 Deep vein thrombosis, 58 Dizzy’s Club Coca-Cola, 353, current listings, 338 The Den, 380–381 362 dance clubs and party scenes, Dentists, 58 DOCS at New York Healthcare, 381–384 Department stores, 309–313 58 free outdoors events, DFN Gallery, 249 Doctors, 387 354–355 Diamond District, 329 Don Hill’s, 383 gay and lesbian scene, Diana Ross Playground, 269 Downtown Alliance, 275–276 384–386 Dining, 142–218. See also Downtown Connection, 53 live rock, jazz, blues, and Restaurants Index Doyle & Doyle, 330 more, 357–364 bagels, 177 Drama Book Shop, 315–316 major concert halls and barbecue, 182–183 Drinking laws, 387 landmark venues, 350–357 best, 11–13 Dublin House, 380 opera, classical music, and breakfast, 206 DUMBO (Down Under the dance, 347–350 The Bronx, 213 Manhattan Bridge Overpass), spoken-word events, 366–367 Chelsea, 167–172 82–83 stand-up comedy, 365, Chinatown, 154–155 Duplex Cabaret, 385 368–369 by cuisine, 144–148 Dusk, 375 theater, 338–347 delis, 190 Dutch farmhouse (Brooklyn), family-friendly, 342–343 the East Village and NoHo, 292 online sources for, 160–164 Dyckman Farmhouse Museum, 342–343 editor’s picks, 204, 216–217 259 reduced-price