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Fair point. It’s not exclusive to NYC. I guess it just feels more exciting when it’s abroad.

You can end up on some quite random adventures as well. I sat at the bar in Motor City and later ended up at some dudes apartment with the singer of a NYC punk band, a guy from Earache Records and some German goth musician. I was actually staying at former NSC poster Cesar Chaves’ apartment but...

Agree

I struggled to find the Empire State Building. Are there any landmarks nearby I can use to find it?

I'd also recommend going to a bar and sitting at the bar; it's often a nice/interesting experience in the US as punters and bar staff often strike up conversation.

100% this. But I prefer wandering around neighbourhoods in general anyway

The entire history of the High Line is fascinating as well, from its original build and usage, its decline, it’s dereliction, it’s potential removal to the local support and idea to convert it to a public space.

I stayed there for a couple of weeks over Xmas and new year once. Was great.

He he. Sadly The Spotted Pig has closed. It closed under a cloud as well. Very sad for everyone. That said, Cafe Cluny for brunch and The Blind Tiger Ale House is still open. Maybe some oysters and a pint of Harpoon IPA in Tavern on Jane as well.