101 things to love about New York City (Lincoln: apartment, cinema)

[Aeran]

https://ny.curbed.com/2018/5/2/17082...-new-york-city

I can relate to:

3. Historic relics are everywhere.
4. Walking.
8. Art Deco buildings.
13. Pocket parks.
17. The subway…
18. …and bitching about the subway… Because nothing has united New Yorkers in the past year quite like the transit system’s constant meltdowns.
19. …and blaming the subway when you’re late.
20. People-watching.
22. Manhattanhenge.
24.The abundance of extremely cheap eats.
52. That feeling when you finally master the subway.
55. …and that moment in spring when all of the street trees start to bloom.
85. Our superior tap water.
88. Old Central Park West apartment buildings.
100. Because, as John Steinbeck once said,
“Once you have lived in New York and it has become your home, no place else is good enough.”

[l1995]

Which eats are extremely cheap exactly? I noticed that when people say "cheap", they usually just mean not overpriced.

[NYC refugee]

4. Walking
6. Urban wildlife
7. 24 hr. everything
21. The wooden escalators at Macy's
23. The number of languages spoken in the city
25. Chinatown (#1 to me)
27. Honey locust trees (I have one my father planted here from seeds I brought him)
35. Bodega cats
39. Pat Kieran
48. The Mister Softee Jingle
54. Street trees
66. Finding nature amid the chaos
67. Jeremiah Moss
68. Walking across the Brooklyn Bridge
71. World's Fair relics
72. Cobblestone streets
83. Indie cinema
85. Superior tap water
100. The inescapable truth

Although I hate Lincoln Center and Chelsea Market

[l1995]

Originally Posted by NYC refugee

4. Walking
6. Urban wildlife
7. 24 hr. everything
21. The wooden escalators at Macy's
23. The number of languages spoken in the city
25. Chinatown (#1 to me)
27. Honey locust trees (I have one my father planted here from seeds I brought him)
35. Bodega cats
39. Pat Kieran
48. The Mister Softee Jingle
54. Street trees
66. Finding nature amid the chaos
67. Jeremiah Moss
68. Walking across the Brooklyn Bridge
71. World's Fair relics
72. Cobblestone streets
83. Indie cinema
85. Superior tap water
100. The inescapable truth

Although I hate Lincoln Center and Chelsea Market

I've been to countless bodegas in 4 out of 5 boroughs and I've only seen 1 bodega cat

[Aeran]

Originally Posted by l1995

Which eats are extremely cheap exactly? I noticed that when people say "cheap", they usually just mean not overpriced.

Chinatown. The dumplings.
99 cent pizza.

[NYC refugee]

Originally Posted by l1995

I've been to countless bodegas in 4 out of 5 boroughs and I've only seen 1 bodega cat

Sucks to be you.

[l1995]

Originally Posted by Aeran

Chinatown. The dumplings.
99 cent pizza.

That's a good point, although that 99 cent pizza can be pretty mediocre.

Originally Posted by NYC refugee

Sucks to be you.

It's probably just not that common anymore, who would want to risk health code violations?