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Wednesday, I highlighted my favorite breakfast spots for you to hit up if you're in NYC. Today, I'll do my best to provide a list of some fun activities you can fill up your day with that extend beyond the Central Park walks. I also asked some friends for their tips on where to send tourists. EVERYONE seems to have their favorite NYC spots to show off to their visitors. Here's some I'd actually like to try.

Also, since it's impossible for me to know when you will be visiting the city, it's worth taking a look at our hefty calendar page to check out on what's going on each day you are in the city. And come back next week for my favorite Bars, Brunch, Lunch and Dinner spots!

I'm back in New York after ten days in Berlin. More on the trip later, but for now: the return. There's a bitterness that comes with ending successful travels. But if you're lucky, it's countered by the sweetness of being home. Herein, some essential steps to getting back in the New York groove. More»

EV Grieve notes the opening of Pomodoro pizza on 2nd Avenue today. And while the joint skipped the balloons and American flag banners to denote its grand opening, the unfortunate misspelling of pizzeria wasn't the best alternative. But at least the newcomer sticks out! More»

Everyone debates the question of best pizzeria in New York. But rarely does a clear front-runner emerge like Motorino did today when Times food dude Sam Sifton, by far the most prominent restaurant critic in NYC, said it served "the city's best pizza." More»

An estimated 17-21 million Americans live in fear of Friday and 13 aligning on their calendars. Well, the dreaded date has arrived. Tonight, you could raise your terror level by cuddling up on the couch with your choice of Camp Crystal Lake splatterfest. Or you could risk it all and venture out for one of these ominous theme parties. More»

Even the most stubborn New Yorkers concede that there are a few foods (such as Mexican and barbecue) that the city just can't seem to master. Certainly, pizza has never been one of them. But that hasn't stopped out of town pie slingers from challenging the stranglehold that thin-crust, Neapolitan-style slices have on the marketplace. More»

di fara's pizzaDuring the past four months, which I spent in Italy, I had one inner battle waging time and time again:

Well, this pizza’s good, but not quite what you get in New York. No, never as good as New York,”

I would say, twisting my own arm. The truth is the pizza there was delicious, I admit it, and to curtail the withdrawal, I made a list of the pizzerias that I now thankfully find myself returning to, here in NYC: More»