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Julie Soscia: "See the gallery schedule to learn about exhibitions in advance. A great option if you’ve exhausted the main museums."
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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 🙌"
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Mark Bramhill: "A great park. Start at the southern tip and walk the full way north past Hudson Yards. The new northern expansion is my favorite part — quieter, more natural. Gives you a new perspective on the city."
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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 !!"
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Michael Muse: "LOVE this place. Good coffee, chill, friendly, neighborhoody ambiance. Chili cheese croissant and the homemade cookies are outstanding."
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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."
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Borys Pierov: "Small art space. Enjoyed free entrance for Kusama’s exhibition to see her paintings. Infinity rooms line was insane - better spend that time to go see them in Mattress Factory Museum in Pittsburgh"
Tiffany & Co: "Chelsea’s exhilarating mix of cutting-edge masterworks should not be missed by lovers and lovers of the visual arts. Steal away for a weekday afternoon and check out the David Zwirner gallery."
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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."
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The Corcoran Group: "Tickets start at $10! That’s cheaper than a movie or a cocktail! Take in a wonderful dance performance – their productions appeal to the newbie and the aficionado alike."
Peter Frank: "I only come here every few years, usually when my mom is in town. And every time I'm reminded what a treasure it is. Always interesting performers, no bad seats in the house, and gentle ticket prices."
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