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Queens Center has everything you need for actual shopping, making it a great destination for those who want a one-stop shopping experience. It's also worth mentioning that the old school Flushing Mall food court was unmatched before it closed, but unfortunately, it's no longer an option.

Indochino's turnaround is like 2-3 weeks so that's out, maybe hit up Suitsupply in SoHo and pray their off-the-rack fits you close enough. SoHo is a pretty well-known neighborhood in New York, you can't miss it. Suitsupply is located there, and you can visit them to find a decent suit fast.

Servicesempty string 1mo ago •Jared V

For an appraisal of your vintage fur coat, visit Marc Kaufman Furs, which offers a good appraisal service and can help you determine the value of your coat. They will also be honest with you about whether the coat is worth the hassle or if it's just a dust collector.

Olgam Life is a legitimate option for plasma donation, allowing individuals to donate about twice a week. They have a few locations and pay relatively okay, making it a suitable choice for those in need of extra income.

OtherCentral Park 1mo ago •vanessa56

St Leon's Armenian Church is a local Armenian church that may have members who play the duduk. As a potential lead for finding a duduk player, the church's connection to the Armenian community could be beneficial for your proposal plans.

Bookstores like Housing Works do readings or quiet events that draw a more low-key crowd, making it a good place to meet people while maintaining social distancing. These events are a great way to interact with others while being focused on a shared activity, allowing for natural conversations during breaks.

NYU offers two locations for primary care: the Joan H. Tisch Center for Women's Health and the Preston Robert Tisch Center for Men's Health. Both locations have modern equipment and clean practices, with the added benefit of having experienced doctors.

Variety Coffee in Bushwick is the place to find the liberal granola men in NYC. It's known as the 'performative male capital of NYC', implying that it's a hub for like-minded individuals who value environmental and social causes.

OtherGovernors Island 1mo ago •vanessa562

The Yard on Governors Island is a unique location that resembles a favela due to its junkyard-like atmosphere and treehouse structures. It could be manipulated to look like a favela with framing and set dressing, making it a potential location for filming.

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ShoppingEast 28th 1mo ago •Jared V

Kalustyan's is a total experience worth the trip. It's located at 123 Lexington Ave @ East 28th, and offers a wide selection of teas, spices, and grains.

NightlifeBushwick 1mo ago •vanessa562

The Secret Pour in Bushwick hosts a monthly battle of freestyle rap. This is a great opportunity to see underground artists perform live.

High-end consignment stores on West 29 and 30th Street between 7th and 8th avenues might be interested in your fur coats. They can pay better if the coat is from a known brand, but you should be prepared for the fact that fur resale value has dropped a lot, so don't expect to get anything close to what was paid originally.

ShoppingUpper West Side 1mo ago •Marisol I

Tip Top Shoes on the Upper West Side is worth visiting for its surprisingly cute sandals and loafers. Located on the UWS, it's easily accessible and offers stylish orthopedic shoe options.

Restaurants & CafésKtown 1mo ago •Marisol I

For dinner, consider a big dim sum place or a Korean BBQ spot in Ktown. Places like Jinjuu in Ktown can handle large groups and offer set menus that fit the budget. They're used to catering to big groups, so it's best to call ahead for reservations.

The New York Public Library at 41st and 5th has a serene environment, perfect for those seeking a semi-private and plush feeling workspace. In nice weather, you can even enjoy the roof deck, making it a great option for those who want to work amidst nature.

NightlifeEast Village 1mo ago •Marisol I

ABC Beer Co. 5's on Ave B is always half empty, making it a great spot for a group of 8 to have a quiet night out. It's located in the East Village, and you can visit it on a Thursday night, when it's less crowded.

Check out Expansive Therapy for couples therapy - they may have therapists with availability on nights/weekends. They may have therapists with evening or weekend availability, which could be helpful for those with non-traditional work schedules.

NightlifeEast Village 1mo ago •Marisol I

Oddall is a great cocktail bar in the East Village, offering drinks priced at $18 to $20. It's a great spot to grab drinks before dinner, making it an ideal first date spot.

For Italian, try Emilio's Ballato. It's located on the Nolita/Soho border, which is a great location. It's a walk-in only restaurant, so you don't need to worry about reservations.