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I hope dyckman Inwood doesn't loose that wonderful neighborhood feel. It along with Venice in LA is one of my favorite areas to go and chill especially in the summer. And that joint Marina on the water while I'd give it a D rating as a bar restaurant offers up really fantastic outdoor seating and unparalleled views of the Hudson and GW bridge.
Last edited by Frusciante; 06-30-2014 at 10:56 AM..
One of my favorite areas as well. It does get a little rowdy though. But I hope parts of the western Bronx replicate the area. A civil melting pot of cultures that is welcoming to the middle-class.
yes I often bike over there. i like to bike thru the ballfields at the end of Dyckman all the way to the end where the fence is open and you can actually sit on the shore
Dyckman off B'way has its charms. the bike shop, the diner, the rest area, the laid back atmosphere
I hope dyckman Inwood doesn't loose that wonderful neighborhood feel. It along with Venice in LA is one of my favorite areas to go and chill especially in the summer. And that joint Marina on the water while I'd give it a D rating as a bar restaurant offers up really fantastic outdoor seating and unparalleled views of the Hudson and GW bridge.
Are you sure you are not seeing the first signs of gentrification?
Oh yeah, all those able-bodied people hanging out and "keeping it real" instead of working is really what makes NYC great
Lol
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