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So you're coming to NYC? Get the inside details on the best places to visit, eat at, drink in. Just let me know what you're looking for: Do you want to eat your way through the city? Do you want to make sure to see the best touristy spot...
Overview: The tour takes you on a walk through downtown Flushing, where you will savor breakfast items from various regions of Asia and discover why Flushing has become a major foodie haven. Having breakfast is a great way to start your...
We'll visit New York's oldest, deepest, smallest, highest and "only" sites and sights on this photo excursion. Learn historic tidbits while capturing some quintessential New York photos and shots of lesser known New York areas from diffe...
Have your smartphones ready as we visit some of New York's smallest, oldest and only sites on this part photo walk, part scavenger hunt, with some history and pop culture sprinkled in (of course, DSLRs and Polaroids are welcome too!). Th...
We'll start in one of the oldest New York bars which was a speakeasy during Prohibition (and where the most touching Christmas tale ever penned was written over a century ago.) We'll talk Prohibition, brilliant writers and many other New...
I’m a native New Yorker, and love playing tennis in Central Park. It is the most wonderful place to play in Manhattan. There are 26 clay courts next to the magical Central Park reservoir – an idyllic spot in the heart of the park. Whil...
This is the perfect experience for people who want to see some of the tourist sights but would also like to enjoy a calm stroll through a quiet Brooklyn neighborhood with a rich and significant history. Together, we will explore DUMBO...
In the City, business adversaries want to open next-door to each other, not apart. We begin at NYC's legendary Diamond District -- 47th Street at Sixth Avenue -- where 90% of our diamonds enter the country, brought in by the 2,000-plus b...
Walk around NYC's history with me, meeting under the arch of the City’s David Dinkins Municipal Building, where we trace New York’s origins in the images and markings on the structure itself. Walking north one block to the Foley Square c...
