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Read More5 Annual Spring Activities on the Upper West Side
There are a number of annual spring activities and events on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, for people of all ages and interests. Spring is one of the most beautiful times of the year in NYC, and there are few better ways to celebrate the end of winter and the onset of summer...
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Read MoreBoutique Hotels on the Upper West Side
Living on the Upper West Side has so many perks…great restaurants, cool shops, museums, and entertainment, that you may find yourself frequently playing the role of host to out-of-town guests. Perhaps your charming, cozy abode doesn’t have quite enough room to accommodate these visitors?
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Read MoreCoffee and Tea on the Upper West Side
New York’s coffee and tea have always been sources of fuel for our energetic reputation, but the quality of the morning Joe available has gotten even better over the years. Here are some Upper West Side places to get a great cup of brewed coffee or tea, a variety of...
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Read MoreTrader Joe’s on the Upper West Side
When the Upper West Side Trader Joe’s store opened its doors on Broadway and West 72nd, it brought more than competition to the UWS grocery business . . . it brought a lot of fun. It’s not just the Hawaiian shirts sported by the always-upbeat staff or the secret code...
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Read MoreZabar’s—All in the Family
So, it’s Christmas day and you need a fresh rugelach from Zabar’s. Or maybe it’s July 4th, and you need an air conditioner. Or it’s Thanksgiving morning, you’re coffee maker just went on the fritz and you’re out of those Zabar’s whole beans you love. No problem. Zabar’s, an Upper West Side fixture since 1934, stays open 365 days a year with a Zabar family member there every...
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Read MoreJim’s Favorite UWS Grocers
In New York, we can count on a few things: traffic, baseball and the best grocers in the nation. Yes, you heard me right, the best grocers in the nation. And what’s more, I would argue that the best of the best resides right here on the Upper West Side.
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Read MoreRevealed: The 3 Best Mexican Restaurants On The Upper West Side
Whether you want burgeoning burritos, fantastic fajitas or enticing enchiladas, these 3 Upper West Side Mexican Restaurants have some of the best food you can find this side of the Hudson.
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Read MoreThe 87th Street Dog Run
Riverside Park is a haven for Upper West Side dog owners. But the 87th Street Dog Run is where things really get divine.
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Midsummer Night Swing
Damrosch Park
62nd Street between Amsterdam and Columbus Avenues
June 25 – July 13, 2013
Hey Upper West Siders! It’s almost time to get out your dancing shoes and head on over to Lincoln Center. Midsummer Night Swing can be a unique date night, a fun evening out with your friends, or a great place to meet new ones. This annual summertime event, now in its twenty-fifth year, features incredible live music and is the place to dance the night away to your favorite tunes. Whether you are a professional dancer or a novice, everyone is welcome. No, you don’t need to be an expert to enjoy this wonderful outdoor activity. There are free dance lessons with top-notch instructors who will teach you the basics to help you get started and have a blast.
Read MoreCheapest Hourly Parking Garages on the Upper West Side in 2013
Finding the cheapest parking garages on the Upper West Side is not always an easy task. If you do your research beforehand, however, you can save hundreds and maybe even thousands of dollars over time.
Many parking garages on the UWS charge upwards of $20 / hour and that doesn’t even include the additional fees for SUVs!
In order to help you save up for you next real estate purchase on the Upper West Side, we’ve compiled a list of the cheapest parking garage options on the UWS.
West 111th Street to West 95th Street
There are four parking garages on West 108th Street and one garage on West 107th that have great Upper West Side parking rates.
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Livable West Side Festival 2013
The 26th Annual Livable West Side Festival in 2013 is a great opportunity get outside and enjoy the beautiful spring weather while supporting the Upper West Side community at the same time.
The Annual Livable West Side Festival is one of New York’s largest annual craft fairs and draws well over 100,000 attendees every single year.
Stretching from West 73rd Street to West 86th Street on Broadway, the 13-block street fair will feature booths from over 500 local crafters, artists and vendors.
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5 Annual Spring Activities on the Upper West Side
There are a number of annual spring activities and events on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, for people of all ages and interests.
Spring is one of the most beautiful times of the year in NYC, and there are few better ways to celebrate the end of winter and the onset of summer than by enjoying an outdoor activity in Manhattan with friends and family.
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