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SuziemaySuziemay Posts: 11,165
edited February 2016 in The Porch
Hi everyone,

I figured folks may find this helpful for the upcoming MSG shows. Got a question about NYC? Post here! Are you a New Yorker? Please provide tips! I will periodically update the first post, scroll down to individual posts for more details. Just one thing: don't post here looking for tickets since there are plenty of those around.

Bars/craft beer:
- Cock & Bull: potentially good location for pre-party? (Suziemay comment: This is on 45th between 5th & 6th, so about a 15-20 minute walk to MSG)
- Stout: 2010 pre-party location
- District Tap House: On 38th street, quality beer selections
- Gingerman: http://www.gingerman-ny.com
- Rattle n Hum: http://rattlenhumbarnyc.com/m/HomeRattleNHumIndex
- Rattle n Hum West: less crowded http://www.rattlenhumbarnyc.com/RattleNHumWest
- Reichenbach Hall: German Beer Hall http://mobile.dudamobile.com/site/reichenbachhallcom?url=http://reichenbachhall.com/&utm_referrer=https://www.google.com/#2668
- McSorley's Old Ale House: Might be a wait if you get there mid-afternoon
- Peculier Pub
- Blind Tiger Ale House (W Village): Across street from John's of Bleecker Pizza
- Pony Bar (Midtown West and UES)
- Beer Authority (Times Sq)
- Paulaner Brewhouse (LES)
- Milk & Hops: http://www.yelp.com/biz/milk-and-hops-new-york
- Brooklyn Brewery.
- LIC beer
- Finback Brewery
- Rockaway Brewing
- Barrier Brewing in Oceanside, Long Island
- Torst. 615 Manhattan Ave, Brooklyn, NY
- Other Half in Carroll Gardens is a good brewery to visit
- Bar Great Harry: Carroll Gardens
- Alewife, Fool's Gold, and The Jeffery are a trio of sister bars that have great craft beer as well.
- Pioneers on 29th bet 6th&7th: Free popcorn, life sized jenga, life sized connect four!
- SingleCut in Astoria
- Additional suggestions: http://ny.eater.com/maps/best-beer-bars-new-york-city

Food
- John's of Bleecker Street Pizza: http://www.johnsbrickovenpizza.com/
- Molly's Cupcakes: http://www.mollyscupcakes.com/ny/home.aspx
- 2 Bros Pizza
- Lombardi's - little Italy so/ho
- Grimaldi's- Brooklyn
- Peter Lugers: Steak
- Katz's Deli
- Russ and Daughters' Cafe: http://www.russanddaughterscafe.com

Vegetarian
- Candle Cafe: http://www.candlecafe.com/east/index.html 1307 3rd Avenue between 74th and 75th.
- Blosson: http://www.blossomnyc.com/chelsea/ 187 9th Ave - near 20th. Chelsea
- Red Bamboo: http://www.redbamboo-nyc.com/ 140 West 4th - Greenwich Village area
- Momofuku Noodle Bar: Not vegetarian, but has a vegan ramen "to die for" https://noodlebar-ny.momofuku.com/
- Snow Days: Has shaved ice cream including vegan flavor http://www.snowdaysnyc.com/
- Franchia: It's a Korean vegan tea house. It's about a 15 minute walk: http://www.franchia.com
- Kajitsu: For fancy meal. It's quite pricey and about a mile away, but definitely walkable: http://www.kajitsunyc.com/sp/
- Beyond Sushi: Vegetarian sushi http://beyondsushinyc.com
- Vegetarian dim sum: http://www.vegetariandimsumnyc.com

Record Stores
- Generation Records: Probably the largest selection in Manhattan
- Bleecker Street Records: Sister store to Generation. Smaller and prices seem a bit higher but they have two cats, Creeper and Shultz
- Other Music: Small but well curated and good prices
- Second Hand Rose Music
- Academy Records: They have a store in the EV and another in Flatiron. I think there's also one in Brooklyn
- A1 Record Shop
- Good Records
- Rebel Rebel
- Record Runner
- House of Oldies
- Village Music World

Maps from @jamburger
East Side:
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West Side:
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Tourist attractions:
- The Highline: http://www.thehighline.org/
- Statue of Liberty: You can go up to the crown but note that advance reservation is required and often 6 months in advance. http://www.nps.gov/STLI/planyourvisit/index.htm
- Ellis Island: http://www.nps.gov/elis/planyourvisit/index.htm
- Top of the Rock: https://www.topoftherocknyc.com/
- One World Observatory: https://oneworldobservatory.com/
- Circle Line Tours:
- Queens Museum: Currently has a Ramones Exhibit http://www.queensmuseum.org/2016/01/hey-ho-lets-go-2
- Governor's Island

Things to do with kids:
- Modern Pinball: Pay by the hour, no booze/food but they give you a discount to go to the bar next door which has food http://www.modernpinballnyc.com/
- Dylan's Candy Bar: https://www.dylanscandybar.com
**NOTE THAT FAO SCHWARZ AND TOYS R US IN TIMES SQUARE HAVE SHUT DOWN**

Additional FAQ
Q: Are uber rates inflated in NYC?
A: uber's just reduced it's pricing by 15% actually. On major traffic days you'll get the "pricing surge" in the app. the minimum is either $6 or $7

Q: My wife and I are coming in for the day from Connecticut. We could take the train or drive in. Does anyone have a recommendation? We haven't been to the city very many times.
A: Take the train to Grand Central, then either walk, uber or subway to MSG. Avoid Times Square when walking. For subway, take the shuttle to Times Square (look for the grey S line) and then switch to the 1/2/3 subway line (red line).

Q: Is it feasible to park walking distance to MSG on May 2nd?
A1: The parking garages are expensive but if you're good with the prices and you get down early enough you'll be fine. They always have event pricing, which just means inflated.

You could also look around 10th ave, we have been lucky enough to find street parking there a few times. Just pay attention to the signs for where and what time you're allowed to park without paying the meters.

A2: http://nyc.bestparking.com/

A3: I've heard good things about the ParkWhiz app for you guys looking to drive in.

Other useful threads:
- Tips from 2013 tour: http://community.pearljam.com/discussion/215041/nyc-tips-for-2013-fall-tour/p1
- NYC hotel group rate: http://community.pearljam.com/discussion/249433/new-york-group-hotel-rate
- Where to stay: http://community.pearljam.com/discussion/249893/suggestions-of-where-to-stay-for-msg#latest

I love this city so much and want you all to enjoy it while you're here!
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    stickmanstickman Posts: 1,008
    So where is the pre-show party gonna be on Sunday 5/1 ???
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    PJ Fan est. 1990PJ Fan est. 1990 Posts: 1,788
    I really like the Cock & Bull as a location, if the Powers that be are reading this.
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    ldent42ldent42 NYC Posts: 7,859
    Get off my lawn! :lol:
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    whofeelslikeadrankwhofeelslikeadrank Posts: 2,702
    anyone got a couch to crash on before i pay too much for a room?? :lol:
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    GM151575GM151575 Freehold, NJ Posts: 346
    edited January 2016

    Preshow party was at stout in 2010 I believe. Probably there again. Cool place.

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    EL177913EL177913 Posts: 220
    All I need is craft brew bars with hard to find anywhere selections and running routes (will probably subway up to Central Park after the shit show I encountered trying to run on the high line last time I was there in December on a 60 degree weekend day at the height of Christmas tourism season)! As a result I am a fan of the high line as a tourist attraction, but not as a running route! I think I'm all set on running routes. Please don't overlook my request for bars that have AMAZING beer selections! I need to do some quality carb loading for my runs!

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    EL177913EL177913 Posts: 220
    edited January 2016
    District Tap House on 38th street had a few quality beer selections when I was there I December. Where else can I get some hard to find brews?
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    2004: 9/28+29 Boston MA, 10/1 Reading PA, 10/6 Asheville NC, 10/8 Kissimmee FL
    2005: 9/15 Montreal, 9/16 Ottawa,ON 9/22 Halifax Nova Scotia, p9/24+25 St Johns, Newfoundland
    2006: 5/12 Albany NY, 5/13 Hartford CT, 5/24+ 25 Boston MA, 5/27+28 Camden NJ
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    2014: 10/19 St Paul MN
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    SuziemaySuziemay Posts: 11,165
    EL177913 said:

    District Tap House on 38th street had a few quality beer selections when I was there I December. Where else can I get some hard to find brews?

    So I dunno about hard to find brews (I'm not a big drinker) but I like Ginger Man and Rattle n Hum:
    http://www.gingerman-ny.com
    http://rattlenhumbarnyc.com/m/HomeRattleNHumIndex

    I also really like Reichenbach Hall, it's a German beer garden smack in Midtown!: http://mobile.dudamobile.com/site/reichenbachhallcom?url=http://reichenbachhall.com/&utm_referrer=https://www.google.com/#2668

    Also, check this out, I trust eater reviews: http://ny.eater.com/maps/best-beer-bars-new-york-city
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    brianluxbrianlux Moving through All Kinds of Terrain. Posts: 40,721
    The first time I was in NYC was around 1964. My folks had rented a car and we came to a cross street with a traffic light and all the other drivers were simply ignoring the lights and just speeding through the intersection whenever a gap opened up far enough to zip through it. Do they still do that? :lol:
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    rnicolosirnicolosi Posts: 2
    I finally understand the "locals only" sentiment in the water in Hawaii as I can't get a ticket in my hometown.
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    SuziemaySuziemay Posts: 11,165
    brianlux said:

    The first time I was in NYC was around 1964. My folks had rented a car and we came to a cross street with a traffic light and all the other drivers were simply ignoring the lights and just speeding through the intersection whenever a gap opened up far enough to zip through it. Do they still do that? :lol:

    Oh dear. No, but on a turn, they do look like they may run you over but they won't. Mostly. It's the cyclists you have to worry about. Especially the messengers.
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    brianluxbrianlux Moving through All Kinds of Terrain. Posts: 40,721
    Suziemay said:

    brianlux said:

    The first time I was in NYC was around 1964. My folks had rented a car and we came to a cross street with a traffic light and all the other drivers were simply ignoring the lights and just speeding through the intersection whenever a gap opened up far enough to zip through it. Do they still do that? :lol:

    Oh dear. No, but on a turn, they do look like they may run you over but they won't. Mostly. It's the cyclists you have to worry about. Especially the messengers.
    I would have guessed the other way around- that cyclists are in danger. Interesting.

    BTW, I'm told in that in Lima the ignore-the-traffic-lights thing still goes on!
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    my2handsmy2hands Posts: 17,117
    I've never seen the high line... I'm assuming we should check that out?
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    EdsonNascimentoEdsonNascimento Posts: 5,506
    EL177913 said:

    All I need is craft brew bars with hard to find anywhere selections and running routes (will probably subway up to Central Park after the shit show I encountered trying to run on the high line last time I was there in December on a 60 degree weekend day at the height of Christmas tourism season)! As a result I am a fan of the high line as a tourist attraction, but not as a running route! I think I'm all set on running routes. Please don't overlook my request for bars that have AMAZING beer selections! I need to do some quality carb loading for my runs!

    If you're willing to take the time,start your day at McSorelys Tavern for a few lights and darks then head to The Peculiar Pub on Bleeker http://www.peculierpub.com/menu.pdf for a sample. It is way downtown, so you'll need to leave time to work your way up to The Garden (unless you're there on Saturday), but it will be well worth it. Not right next to subway, but if you plan it right, you can wander toward the subway and find a bite to eat somewhere or just uber/taxi it.

    2 things -

    1). By start your day, I mean start. If you get there mid afternoon, McSorelys might be a wait. Feel free to order the cheese and crackers after a few brews.
    2). You're welcome
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    EL177913EL177913 Posts: 220
    Suziemay said:

    EL177913 said:

    District Tap House on 38th street had a few quality beer selections when I was there I December. Where else can I get some hard to find brews?

    So I dunno about hard to find brews (I'm not a big drinker) but I like Ginger Man and Rattle n Hum:
    http://www.gingerman-ny.com
    http://rattlenhumbarnyc.com/m/HomeRattleNHumIndex

    I also really like Reichenbach Hall, it's a German beer garden smack in Midtown!: http://mobile.dudamobile.com/site/reichenbachhallcom?url=http://reichenbachhall.com/&utm_referrer=https://www.google.com/#2668

    Also, check this out, I trust eater reviews: http://ny.eater.com/maps/best-beer-bars-new-york-city
    Oh! Thanks! I have heard of Ginger Man!
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    2000: 8/29 Mansfield MA
    2004: 9/28+29 Boston MA, 10/1 Reading PA, 10/6 Asheville NC, 10/8 Kissimmee FL
    2005: 9/15 Montreal, 9/16 Ottawa,ON 9/22 Halifax Nova Scotia, p9/24+25 St Johns, Newfoundland
    2006: 5/12 Albany NY, 5/13 Hartford CT, 5/24+ 25 Boston MA, 5/27+28 Camden NJ
    2008: 6/28+30 Mansfield MA, 8/2 EV Boston MA
    2009: 10/30+ 31 Philly
    2010: 5/15 Hartford CT, 5/17 Boston MA
    2011: 9/3+4 PJ20, Alpine Valley WI, 6/15 EV Providence RI, 6/16 EV Boston MA
    2013: 7/19 Chicago, 10/15+16 Worcester MA, 10/25 Hartford CT
    2014: 10/19 St Paul MN
    2016: (5/1+2 MSG, 8/5+7 Fenway)
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    EL177913EL177913 Posts: 220
    EdsonNascimento said:

    EL177913 said:

    All I need is craft brew bars with hard to find anywhere selections and running routes (will probably subway up to Central Park after the shit show I encountered trying to run on the high line last time I was there in December on a 60 degree weekend day at the height of Christmas tourism season)! As a result I am a fan of the high line as a tourist attraction, but not as a running route! I think I'm all set on running routes. Please don't overlook my request for bars that have AMAZING beer selections! I need to do some quality carb loading for my runs!

    If you're willing to take the time,start your day at McSorelys Tavern for a few lights and darks then head to The Peculiar Pub on Bleeker http://www.peculierpub.com/menu.pdf for a sample. It is way downtown, so you'll need to leave time to work your way up to The Garden (unless you're there on Saturday), but it will be well worth it. Not right next to subway, but if you plan it right, you can wander toward the subway and find a bite to eat somewhere or just uber/taxi it.

    2 things -

    1). By start your day, I mean start. If you get there mid afternoon, McSorelys might be a wait. Feel free to order the cheese and crackers after a few brews.
    2). You're welcome
    Thank you!
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    2000: 8/29 Mansfield MA
    2004: 9/28+29 Boston MA, 10/1 Reading PA, 10/6 Asheville NC, 10/8 Kissimmee FL
    2005: 9/15 Montreal, 9/16 Ottawa,ON 9/22 Halifax Nova Scotia, p9/24+25 St Johns, Newfoundland
    2006: 5/12 Albany NY, 5/13 Hartford CT, 5/24+ 25 Boston MA, 5/27+28 Camden NJ
    2008: 6/28+30 Mansfield MA, 8/2 EV Boston MA
    2009: 10/30+ 31 Philly
    2010: 5/15 Hartford CT, 5/17 Boston MA
    2011: 9/3+4 PJ20, Alpine Valley WI, 6/15 EV Providence RI, 6/16 EV Boston MA
    2013: 7/19 Chicago, 10/15+16 Worcester MA, 10/25 Hartford CT
    2014: 10/19 St Paul MN
    2016: (5/1+2 MSG, 8/5+7 Fenway)
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    SuziemaySuziemay Posts: 11,165
    my2hands said:

    I've never seen the high line... I'm assuming we should check that out?

    I think the High Line is overrated. I mean, by all means go see it if it's not inconvenient, but I wouldn't try and squeeze it into an already packed schedule. It's a park on an old elevated train line. Its more for the novelty. It's also always crowded because everyone has it on their list of must-sees.

    I think it's more worthwhile to head to Brooklyn Bridge Park for a view of the Brooklyn Bridge and the Manhattan skyline..

    I'm sure someone else will tell you it's awesome and you should go see it!
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    SPEEDY MCCREADYSPEEDY MCCREADY Posts: 24,803
    Who is pitching for the Mets on Saturday? Who is the starter for the Sunday game?
    Trying to decide which game to go to.
    When I go to Katz...Should I get the Corned beef? Pastrami? Or Reuben?
    If I take a subway ride? What are the chances of me running in to John Rocker?
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    smitalsmital Posts: 187
    Suziemay is very generous with her offer for NYC input.

    Some craft beer spots:
    Blind Tiger Ale House (W Village)
    Pony Bar (Midtown West and UES)
    Beer Authority (Times Sq)

    I think Stout (near MSG) has craft beer (or you could go to Hooters nearby). And Paulaner Brewhouse (LES) is another good beer spot.
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    Saltzy23Saltzy23 Posts: 1,347
    SPEEDY MCCREADY said:

    Who is pitching for the Mets on Saturday? Who is the starter for the Sunday game?
    Trying to decide which game to go to.
    When I go to Katz...Should I get the Corned beef? Pastrami? Or Reuben?
    If I take a subway ride? What are the chances of me running in to John Rocker?

    This is a joke, right?

    Are you seriously asking who's starting games that are gonna be played 3 months from now?
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    SPEEDY MCCREADYSPEEDY MCCREADY Posts: 24,803
    Saltzy23 said:

    SPEEDY MCCREADY said:

    Who is pitching for the Mets on Saturday? Who is the starter for the Sunday game?
    Trying to decide which game to go to.
    When I go to Katz...Should I get the Corned beef? Pastrami? Or Reuben?
    If I take a subway ride? What are the chances of me running in to John Rocker?

    This is a joke, right?

    Are you seriously asking who's starting games that are gonna be played 3 months from now?
    I figured the John Rocker comment made it quite clear that the entire post was nothing but pure nonsense.


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    chimpatchimpat Posts: 590
    The Highline is crowded during the middle of the day but best times are early in the morning or later in the day and it's a beautiful way to see the west side of Manhattan. I live a block from there and love walking it when it's not too busy.

    EL177913, there's a place that just opened by me that isn't a classic "bar" per se but they've got a TON of rare beers in bottles and cans (but you can drink them in the place and about 8-10 beers on tap. It's like a hybrid bar/little retail store. I've gone a few times already and really enjoying it, called Milk & Hops.

    http://www.yelp.com/biz/milk-and-hops-new-york

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    chimpatchimpat Posts: 590
    smital said:



    Some craft beer spots:
    Blind Tiger Ale House (W Village)
    Pony Bar (Midtown West and UES)

    Great suggestions, like both of these places a lot. Not to mention, across from Blind Tiger is John's of Bleecker pizza. AMAZING.
    "This is about as perfect a crowd as you can get. I hate to placate, I ain't placating...." - EV, 9/29/96


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    pearldavidsonpearldavidson PA Posts: 1,356
    Are uber rates inflated in NYC?
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    tempo_n_groovetempo_n_groove Posts: 39,020
    For beer connoissuers check out

    Brooklyn Brewery.
    LIC beer
    Finback Brewery
    Rockaway Brewing

    If you are on Long Island check out Barrier Brewing in Oceanside.

    Most pizza in the city is just "OK". May be good for the out of towners but it isn't the best. Travel outside into Brooklyn and the bronx for that.
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    ckravitzckravitz NJ Posts: 1,668
    chimpat said:

    smital said:



    Some craft beer spots:
    Blind Tiger Ale House (W Village)
    Pony Bar (Midtown West and UES)

    Great suggestions, like both of these places a lot. Not to mention, across from Blind Tiger is John's of Bleecker pizza. AMAZING.
    And after leaving John's be sure to walk 2 minutes down Bleeker towards 6th and grab a Molly's cupcake!
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    ldent42ldent42 NYC Posts: 7,859
    pearldavidson said:

    Are uber rates inflated in NYC?

    uber's just reduced it's pricing by 15% actually. On major traffic days you'll get the "pricing surge" in the app. the minimum is either $6 or $7 I forget which.
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    pearldavidsonpearldavidson PA Posts: 1,356
    ldent42 said:

    pearldavidson said:

    Are uber rates inflated in NYC?

    uber's just reduced it's pricing by 15% actually. On major traffic days you'll get the "pricing surge" in the app. the minimum is either $6 or $7 I forget which.
    Thnx!!
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    ldent42ldent42 NYC Posts: 7,859
    tempo_n_groove said:

    For beer connoissuers check out

    Brooklyn Brewery.
    LIC beer
    Finback Brewery
    Rockaway Brewing

    If you are on Long Island check out Barrier Brewing in Oceanside.

    Most pizza in the city is just "OK". May be good for the out of towners but it isn't the best. Travel outside into Brooklyn and the bronx for that.

    in the city though 2 bros is pretty good. especially for the price.
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    rssesqrssesq Fairfield County Posts: 3,299
    Pizza
    Lombardi's - little Italy so/ho
    Grimaldi's- Brooklyn
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