Official TNL NY Meet-up Thread

It isn't much bigger.

Also, I just want to try some new places. We don't have to hit up the same places again.

That's a good point. I'm all for new places, too, but, like all assholes from New Jersey, I'm not a real New Yorker and mostly bullshit my way around the city when I'm not going to a specific event.

We should hit up some places with live music or something.

I'm from Jersey and I have the skinny.

You still know the phenomenon I'm talking about though. Everyone in North Jersey wants to pretend they're a New Yorker and acts like they know their way around better than they do.

My multiple times of getting lost by people from other parts of Jersey not Hudson County prove that theory true.

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Originally Posted by Shin Johnpv

It is the same. There are literally hundreds of places to eat in the city, covering an insane amount of types of food. Plus the city is a big place, are you uptown, midtown, downtown? Are you in SoHo, I mean that's the fucking point. You can't just go I'm in the city where should I eat? You don't say what kind of food you like, where you are, anything. You obviously have no idea just how vast and how much variety there is in the city. If you had said Hey guys I'm in the city staying at such and such hotel between 14th street and broadway, I'd love to get some good pizza where should I go? Then its an easy suggestion. Now do you understand the point.

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No, still wrong. I was willing to go ANYWHERE in the city, I just wanted the best possible shit. I would not be willing to go ANYWHERE in Texas, because public transportation isn't quite as good.

PROTIP: Ramon knows what's up.

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Originally Posted by Korly

No, still wrong. I was willing to go ANYWHERE in the city, I just wanted the best possible shit. I would not be willing to go ANYWHERE in Texas, because public transportation isn't quite as good.

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The best possible shit could be 150 different things. Unless you went into Brooklyn you didn't have the best pizza anyway.

Have you ever eaten at Artichoke?

Artichoke isn't like classic pizza anyway. Comparing it to some pepperoni and mozzarella pizza from Brooklyn is pointless. It's a completely different thing.