Corners to get lost in all across the city.
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From going uptown to off the beaten path in Brooklyn, the passerby community has your NYC tailoring needs covered.
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How to (and how not to) go about the trek to your new place.
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With its shady, verdant streets and brownstones galore, Cobble Hill has long been a destination for families seeking upscale tranquility à la Prospect Park. But there is more to this out-of-the-way Brooklyn neighborhood than meets the eye, as Cobble Hill combines a charming small-town feel with a surprisingly dynamic culture and food scene. Yet it is unusually (and delightfully) low on tourist traffic and pretension, both impressive feats in NYC. Read on for our suggestions of how to make the most of out a day trip to Cobble Hill.
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There's no shortage of places to grab a drink in New York, but the perfect spot for dancing is not quite as easily found. We surveyed passersby for their favorite places to go dancing so you can find where to bust a move this weekend.
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Choosing to eat clean and healthy in New York City shouldn't be a difficult option. We've made a list of all the vegan spots recommended by our New York passersby to make that decision simple and easy.
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This week’s Passerguide takes a look at some of the most recommended workouts around New York and LA by the women of Passerbuys. From yoga to LEKFit, there’s bound to be a favorite exercise routine for getting inspired and feeling rejuvenated.
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These are the most recommended tattoo parlors in NYC that have attracted celebrity clientele but also friendly neighborhood locals.
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There's no need to go beyond Brooklyn to find the best stores to track down some classic vintage pieces. These are the best places, as recommended by the women of Passerbuys, to create a new wardrobe.
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Even though the women of Passerbuys know the best neighborhoods for drinking a fine glass of wine, it's the experts at these wine bars who know which kind will be your next signature glass.
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In the heart of industrial Bushwick, an incandescent light illuminates the minty facade of Falansai Vietnamese Kitchen, where locals and gallery crowds gather inside to taste chef owner Henry Trieu’s latest culinary creations.
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Down on Division Street, Kiki's boasts a menu of traditional Greek food that needs no translation for the adventurous diner.
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For the latest in an eclectic collection of music, Commend Records in the Lower East Side has a variety of records and cassette tapes to serve the local community of artists.
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Cap Beauty brings a carefully selected range of products and brands that are actually kind to our bodies.
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From brunch to dinner, this stylish and sophisticated Italian restaurant brings small plates of Italian taste to the Lower East Side.
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Founded by husband and wife duo, Max and Bethany Vogel of Brooklyn clothing boutique Wolves Within, Home of the Brave is perfect place to find a chic housewarming gift or a little something to ‘spark joy’ in your New York home.
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From hobbyists to pro photographers, more than a few passersby love to shoot on film. And while the number of quality photo labs in business may continue to dwindle, there are still some great options for New Yorkers with undeveloped rolls of film collecting dust.
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Syndicated is Bushwick's first and only dine-in movie theater, bar, and restaurant. Offering screenings of everything from Hollywood classics to indie flicks and box office hits paired with a cinema-inspired cocktail menu, we stopped by the spot recommended by passersby like Jenna Wortham.
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Reliable—and free—WiFi in New York coffee shops is surprisingly hard to come by, and trying to find a spot with good work vibes on top of that only makes things more challenging. We asked passersby—many of whom have experience living the freelance or side hustle lifestyle—where they go when they need to get shit done.
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On the Lower East Side, The Frankie Shop offers pieces from brands like Rachel Comey, LOQ, Apiece Apart, Laura Lombardi, and more. Recommended by Dasha Faires, and with an inventory that represents so many of the brands recommended by passersby, we stopped by the store on Stanton Street to browse their current selection.
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The stresses of living and working in a fast-paced city like New York can be brutal on the body, so we asked passersby where they go for the best massages to knead all that tension away. Check out their recommendations at every budget.
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Crest Hardware has been serving its Williamsburg, Brooklyn neighborhood since 1962, adding their passerby-recommended backyard garden center 10 years ago. Home to Franklin the Pig and the site of numerous events—like their annual art show and a pumpkin carving contest—Crest has become a gathering place for the local community.
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With so many passersby touting the benefits of acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine, we wanted to investigate the ancient practice further. We asked the women on our site for their recommendations for the best places to get acupuncture in NYC, for treatment of everything from chronic pain and injury to mental health and skin issues.
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