Suggestions for NYC for a neophyte

<p>I live in NYC but have never been to Soho or Serendipity 3 or Dylans Candy Bar. I better get going lol.</p>

<p>I agree with all of the suggestions. Greenwich Village will be a fun place to walk around this weekend with all the NYU students there. (moved my d in last weekend) I didn’t think Rent tickets were hard to get. I go to the TKTS booth in Times Square frequently when I’m in town and it is usually on the list. I have also learned that there really is no reason to spend half your day in line. I usually go about 7:30, right before showtime and get a ticket to something good. The weather should be great for outdoor activities. Have fun!!</p>

<p>P.S. You’d better make a reservation if you want to go to Serendipity. The frozen hot chocolate is to die for! Soho is also a very fun and funky place to walk around. Great shopping (if you’re into that!)</p>

<p>I can’t swear that this branch is open yet, but I think it is–The coolest, best wine store you’ll ever find. They’ve had two shops in the Philly area for years, and the one on 20th St. in Manhattan has just opened, I believe. You’ll find lots of wines you’ve never heard of, even if you’re a real afficcionado. These wines are picked for value and quality, not “prestige.” The owner, Greg Moore, was the sommelier at Le Bec Fin for many years, and a trip to one of his stores is like a trip to his private wine cellar. Awesome. The best.
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