I'm taking a vacation, and I haven't even left my job. 
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You unoriginal bastard, Snoop already said that.
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Nice. Bloomingdales is probably my favorite store there, along with the Diesel store on Lexington Ave as well.
The Prada store in Soho sucks though, but I'm not a fan of that sort of stuff.
The Prada store in Soho sucks though, but I'm not a fan of that sort of stuff.
*Cringe* You've actually been there or are you just pulling my leg? Living in a third world country I don't doubt anything. We have proper toilets here though for most parts.
Well, in regard to shopping, 5th Avenue is a prime target from 59th all the down to 49th where Sak's is located. Stores including Versace, Gucci and the ladies' Louis are located there. And then like I stated before, Lexington Ave has some cool stores, especially around 59th... that's where Bloomingdales and Diesel are located, if you need some awesome jeans. Soho is also pretty famous as you know and also Union Square, both of which are pretty sweet. But I'd say neglect Union Square if you haven't been to Soho. Check out this website: http://nymag.com/visitorsguide/shopping/destinations.htm
As for Restaurants, people have told me to avoid the theatre district, which is between 45th and 51th along 7th Ave. However, I have been to places there before and it's not thaaaat bad and not expensive. If you feel like some Italian, the only trustworthy ristorante I know of is La Mela in Little Italy... and from what I heard it is indeed the only place in Little Italy. I thought it was fantastic and it's particulary inexpensive. Nick told me about Tribeca Grill on the border of Tribeca/Soho, and he apparently thought it was great. I've never been there. And then if you're a major Sushi fan and have loads of money to spend, Nobu is the only place (so I've heard). I hate Sushi.
And if you're planning on going to Chinatown, let me know. That's quite the experiance.
As for Restaurants, people have told me to avoid the theatre district, which is between 45th and 51th along 7th Ave. However, I have been to places there before and it's not thaaaat bad and not expensive. If you feel like some Italian, the only trustworthy ristorante I know of is La Mela in Little Italy... and from what I heard it is indeed the only place in Little Italy. I thought it was fantastic and it's particulary inexpensive. Nick told me about Tribeca Grill on the border of Tribeca/Soho, and he apparently thought it was great. I've never been there. And then if you're a major Sushi fan and have loads of money to spend, Nobu is the only place (so I've heard). I hate Sushi.
And if you're planning on going to Chinatown, let me know. That's quite the experiance.
I don't mind meeting you guys as long as no pregnancy is involved. 
*Cringe* You've actually been there or are you just pulling my leg? Living in a third world country I don't doubt anything. We have proper toilets here though for most parts.
After basically a year of holidays in Berlin (well I studied a bit, but it's erasmus ffs), I'm going to the Sziget festival in Budapest.
After that we're renting a camping car with some friends, gonna fill it with beer, camp in the wilderness and occasionally going to some real camping to pick up some traler park girls....int:
After that we're renting a camping car with some friends, gonna fill it with beer, camp in the wilderness and occasionally going to some real camping to pick up some traler park girls....
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