Order a brew, pop some money into the rock- and punk-fueled jukebox, and wait your turn for a game of pool at this tiny, knickknack-adorned place off the main drag. 続きを読む
Pier A Park offers breathtaking, postcardworthy views of downtown Manhattan and hosts Movies Under the Stars on Wednesday nights throughout the summer.
This prime waterfront location has access to a rocky beach. No swimming allowed, though—as if you needed a reminder not to take a dip in the Hudson. 続きを読む
A no-nonsense neighborhood mainstay since 1968, Benny Tudino’s specializes in gargantuan, 32-inch pizza pies ($24) and ridiculously big regular slices ($3), providing solid bang for your buck. 続きを読む
Audiophiles, take note: Tunes’s 1,700-square-foot spot has a vast selection of used and new CDs, DVDs and LPs—not to mention sweet rockist offerings like concert posters. 続きを読む
This nonprofit used bookstore, which has a 4,000-book-strong collection, frequently hosts free cultural events, like book signings, potlucks, and guitar circles. 続きを読む
