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Andrea Hong: "Beautiful ~600 acres that seems endless, designed by the same architects of Central Park (but known as their fave!). Full of gems like the boathouse, skating rink, lakes, & great bike/running routes."
Tristan Durand: "Gianduja (chocolate hazelnut) and nocciola (hazelnut) gelato were very tasty and not too sweet. Real Italian taste, not overly sweet American ice cream. The portions are big, I recommend the small cup"
Joy Chen: "Super cool space with curved wooden ceiling, greenery, and soft lighting. Not to mention the beer is fantastic! Amazing spot nestled away on a corner in Prospect Heights."
Lynn Bednar-Rando: "Views are amazing, fornino pizzeria has live entertainment on weekends and top deck to eat..or 1924 pilot which is a restaurant on a sailboat docked at pier 6"
Ben Mackey: "New York’s hottest new park. Lots to explore, the fanciest dog run you have seen, beach volleyball court or just lounge out with the rest of the city on the lawn."
Jeeleighanne Duboius: "Really chill park right below the bridge. Great place to see the sun set"
Liz Courtney: "Dustin Yellin's gallery space is worth visiting just for the building itself, a warehouse with vaulted ceilings and three floors of artist-in-residence studios. Lovely backyard too and a friendly dog."
Oz Lubling: "The dia.beacon of Brooklyn. An amazing space with interesting art. Make sure you check out the unique garden."
Sam Molter: "Nice hot yoga for beginners and seasoned yogis. Temps in the hot room range from 95-100 degrees, so it's not as intense as bickram, but def hot enough to sweat. Non-judgemental vibe + great teachers!"
Ashley Rose: "Beautiful clean studio to accompany the sister west village location. Book on class pass or into month for $40. If you are a bikram practitioner the series will seem familiar"