FABRIC:
VFW Quilts STORE 325 West 38th St, Suite 811 Between 8th & 9th Ave's Take elevator to the 8th floor Mon - 10am-1pm Tues - 10am-1pm Wed - 10am-1pm Thur - 10am-1pm Fri - 12am-6pm Sat - 12am-6pm 718-877-6710 vfwquilts.com B&J 525 Seventh Avenue, between 37th and 38th Streets, 2nd floor (212) 354-8150, www.bandjfabrics.com Open Monday to Saturday | ||
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| Mood 225 West 37th Floor, 3rd & 4th floors (212) 730-5003, www.moodfabric.com Open Monday to Saturday | ||
Walk 37, 38, 39th and 40th Streets, between 7th and 8th ave's
These streets are one store after another or wholesale and retails stores of fabrics trims and notions...
*You can meander through, and usually haggle with the people a bit on price...
*Don't be intimidated to do so... They expect it...
*MOST will not sell less than a yard.
Next, head down to 23rd and 5th Ave to:
Marimekko
200 5th Ave
New York
(212) 843-9121
New York
EATALY NYC
200 Fifth Avenue
Tel: 212.229.2560
Caffe Lavazza Opens Daily at 8am
Eataly NYC Market Opens Daily at 10am
Tel: 212.229.2560
Caffe Lavazza Opens Daily at 8am
Eataly NYC Market Opens Daily at 10am
QUILT SHOPS:
VFW Quilts STORE 325 West 38th St, Suite 811 Between 8th & 9th Ave's Take elevator to the 8th floor Mon - 10am-1pm Tues - 10am-1pm Wed - 10am-1pm Thur - 10am-1pm Fri - 12am-6pm Sat - 12am-6pm 718-877-6710 vfwquilts.com |
459 Broome Street Manhattan, NY 10013
Pins & Needles Quilt Shop
(212) 807-0390
1109 Lexington Ave New York, NY 10021
Gotham Quilts
40 West 37th #603
TRIM:
Tinsel Trading
47 West 38th Street
(212) 730-1030,
www.tinseltrading.com
Open Monday to Friday
47 West 38th Street
(212) 730-1030,
www.tinseltrading.com
Open Monday to Friday
M&J Trimmings
1008 6th Avenue
between 37th and 38th Streets
(212) 391-9072,
www.mjtrim.com
Open Monday to Saturday
1008 6th Avenue
between 37th and 38th Streets
(212) 391-9072,
www.mjtrim.com
Open Monday to Saturday
Daytona Braids & Trimming
251 West 39th Street
(212) 354-1713,
daytrim@worldnet.att.net
Open Monday to Saturday
251 West 39th Street
(212) 354-1713,
daytrim@worldnet.att.net
Open Monday to Saturday
FOOD: (in the fashion district)
TOP FOUR are favorites in the hood
TOP FOUR are favorites in the hood
Casa Nonna ( this is a great restaurant….everything is yummy)
310 W 38th St, New York, NY
La Pain Quotidien
70 W 40th St
New York, NY 10018
(212) 354-5224
(between 38th St & 37th St)
231 West 40th Street, New York, NY
507 9th Avenue
New York, NY 10018
Mercato
352 W 39th St
New York, NY 10018
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FAST BITES: (not fancy)
620 8th Avenue, New York, NY
620 8th Avenue, New York, NY
1451 Broadway
New York, NY 10036-7311
thecounterburger.com
GREAT SITES IN GENERAL IN NYC:
"Top of the Rock"efeller plaza building
Central Park (Strawberry Fields and the great lawn, Boat pond etc.)
MOMA
the Met, (art museum, AND the opera house!)
Statue of liberty of course! the ferry ride alone is worth it for great NYC views...
Grand Central Station Terminal
Stroll through the west village:
Visit this webpage for a bunch of cool places: the subway station is pretty neat:
WALK THE HIGHLINE:
GREAT SITES IN GENERAL IN NYC:
My favs in the city:
"Top of the Rock"efeller plaza building
Empire State Building
Times Square!
Hotel: (Marriot Marque seems to have the best hotel prices to stay, and nice rooms)
Central Park (Strawberry Fields and the great lawn, Boat pond etc.)
MOMA
the Met, (art museum, AND the opera house!)
Guggenheim Museum
P.S.1
the New Whitney Museum
Statue of liberty of course! the ferry ride alone is worth it for great NYC views...
Grand Central Station Terminal
Stroll through the west village:
Visit this webpage for a bunch of cool places: the subway station is pretty neat:
Hidden Subway Station Beneath City Hall
Bowling Alley at the Frick Collection at the THE FRICK MUSEUM, great building to see...
Also, around wall street, there are some amazing buildings to walk through...
Like the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, free tours...
Teddy Roosevelt's home tour, is kind of neat...
there is the new 911 memorial to see...
Trinity Church...
A link to most museums:
ABC HOME STORE amazing home-goods/design store, and has three major yummy restaurants inside
WALK THE HIGHLINE:
The High Line is a public park built on a historic freight rail line elevated above the streets on Manhattan’s West Side. It runs from Gansevoort Street in the Meatpacking District to West 34th Street, between 10th and 12th Avenues.
FOODIE PLACES:
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