A Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, Happy Kwanza to one and all!


Sunday October 1, 2017


you happen to be in the New York City area during the year-end Holidays, here are some of the most merry places to visit: 1Rockefeller Center, famous for its outdoors gigantic Christmas (and the Ice-skating Rink). 2Bryant Park Ice Skating and Outdoor Holidays Night Market. 3Macy’s fabulous windows display. (See also Sak’s Fifth Avenue, Lord & Taylor). 4Little Italy and China Town for walking tours and food scouting. 5Ferrara’s on Grand St. in Little Italy. 6Di Palo’s Fine foods for handpicked goodies from Italy. Brothers Louie and Sal will answer all your questions about Italian cheeses, and cold cuts. It is worth waiting to order as your food is handled with the utmost respect, reverence almost. Chefs flock to get their supplies from this family enterprise. Even the Italian Consulate relies on these two brothers to promote Italian delicacies. 7See the architectural landmarks: Empire State; Chrysler Building; Oculus/World Trade. 8Enjoy roasted chestnuts served at street corners. In New Jersey, just come on over to Hoboken. You will not lack for places to walk into for a surprisingly fair-priced meal. Lunchtime offers inexpensive fares. At five p.m., every restaurant (and bar) starts to rock. Go online to check prices and schedules. My favorite places are KarmaKafe, La Isla, Havana Cafe for Happy-Hour appetizers, Biggie’s for Clams and Oysters, Halifax at the W Hotel for If you happen to be in the New York City area during the year-end Holidays, here are some of the most merry places to visit: 1Rockefeller Center, famous for its outdoors gigantic Christmas (and the Ice-skating Rink). 2Bryant Park Ice Skating and Outdoor Holidays Night Market. 3Macy’s fabulous windows display. (See also Sak’s Fifth Avenue, Lord & Taylor). 4Little Italy and China Town for walking tours and food scouting. 5Ferrara’s on Grand...... Read more on Full Issue!



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