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Faris Ibraheem: "Excellent coffee. Ask for their feature espresso. The truck in the courtyard is fun if the weather is nice. The bar inside the lobby is full of charm. They do have typewriters if you feel like writing"
Ben K.: "New seafood taco spot from the Los Tacos No. 1 crew. The fish taco and spicy shrimp taco are great. You can skip the crowd in Chelsea Market and enter right on 15th St."
Pat Hu: "Inventive and inspiring Israeli food from sister restaurant to Shuka. All the small plates are great. Save room for the tahini oat milk soft serve - halva floss ftw 🙌"
Jhokania D.: "Wow just as I'm heading out of NYC, I find a powerhouse! Los Tacos is authentic and their adobado taco comes with pineapples which is a really nice twist. Flavors are just fantastic. Def top 3 !!"
Michael Muse: "LOVE this place. Good coffee, chill, friendly, neighborhoody ambiance. Chili cheese croissant and the homemade cookies are outstanding."
Holly Hager: "If you can, hop over to the closing reception 10/24/13 for Eyebeam's current show. It engages all the senses--and the wearable sculptures in Light as a Feather are worth the trip alone! #art"
Untapped Cities: "The Eyebeam Art & Technology center played host to the Chelsea Music Festival's Finale, which was a jazz performance smooth enough to engender nostalgia for hot summer nights and tree lined roads."
Suresh: "One of my favorite places to be in late spring & summer. Lounge w/a good book on the lawns or go for a run along the paved walkway. Great place to relax & enjoy views of the Hudson River."
Amy Cummings: "One of my favorite places to sit along the river. On the north, you have views of Hudson Yards & Empire State Building, and on the south, you have views of One World Trade Center & Statue of Liberty."
City of New York: "Did you know? Before the High Line was built in 1934, freight trains traveled along 10th Avenue, creating such dangerous conditions that the busy thoroughfare became known as “Death Avenue.”"
ℳ𝒶𝓎♍: "This area of the park has benches where you can sit & people watch, there's also a glass that allows you to look out unto the street below. It's also an amphitheatre where public performances are held"