It’s been six months since I’ve moved to the biggest borough of New York City – Brooklyn. From the moment I settled in, I knew this was going to be the perfect home base for me. In the short amount … Continue reading
When I had heard that there were plans to open a new hotel in the shadows of Ground Zero I was intrigued. I mean it has been nearly nine years since the tragic events of 9/11 and barely anything has … Continue reading
Now that summer is in full bloom, I’ve found myself enjoying some outdoor activities here in New York to escape the heat and boost my spirits. I find having picnics at parks and riding out to a waterfront are not … Continue reading
There are few things in life that everyone can agree on, but a love for cheese has to be one of them. New York City has many fantastic fromageries around the Big Apple, but here are three that really love … Continue reading
Years ago New Yorkers had to settle for somewhat decent coffee when they wanted to get their caffeine fix. Growing up in the Big Apple I was always told how good people in cities like Seattle and Portland had it … Continue reading
Travel Blog Exchange 2010 is just a few weeks away and the excitement among the online travel community is rising as we get closer to the weekend of June 26 & 27. TBEX ’10 is emanating from my backyard of … Continue reading
Whether you like it on the rocks, with a little soda, cold, or warm, there is nothing better than a good glass of whiskey (or whisky, as Scots seem to prefer). New York City is home to a plethora of … Continue reading
Although the Big Apple boasts more fast food, food carts and overall fat-friendly restaurants than I care to count, did you know that New York City is also chock full of delicious places to dine out if you are a … Continue reading
There are hotels…and then there are HOTELS. Located off the corner of East 41 street (aka Library Way) and Madison Avenue is one of the best concept hotels I have ever visited. The Library Hotel exudes a cool/intelligent/elegant vibe that … Continue reading
Whenever a friend comes to visit New York or I am asked by a reader “what to see” or “what to do” when visiting the Big Apple, I always point them in the direction of that neighboring borough, my hometown, … Continue reading