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Tag Archives: Brooklyn
Di Fara: The Pizza Served in Heaven (or at least Midwood)
If you know anything about pizza or New York, then you’ve heard of Di Fara Pizza. Located way out on Avenue J, it’s a trek for those without a car coming from Manhattan. The line is always ridiculous with waits … Continue reading
Peek Inside the Williamsburgh Savings Bank Tower
Have you ever looked up and seen that massive 1920’s skyscraper looming over Atlantic Avenue and the new Barclay’s Center? Yes, the really phallic one. Well, if you ever wondered what the inside looks like, I recently snapped a few … Continue reading
Posted in Exploring New York City
Tagged architecture, Brooklyn, historic preservation
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The View From Knickerbocker Ave
Sometimes the most spectacular scenes happen when you least expect it. After exploring Bushwick on an early Friday evening (including a stop for coal oven pizza), the last thing you expect to see is one of the most beautiful sunsets … Continue reading
A Big Ups for The Big Map
Here at across106thstreet we absolutely love maps. We go crazy for them. In fact, we’ll just be blunt–we are total cartographic nerds. While some parents work hard all their life so their kids can proudly become doctors, lawyers, or professors, … Continue reading
Posted in Exploring New York City
Tagged Bridge & Tunnel Club, Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, maps, NYC, Queens, Staten Island, The Big Map
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Groove is in the New Year
Never ones to succumb New Year party peer pressure, the 106thstreeters headed out to Williamsburg to enjoy New Year celebrations one night early at Zebulon. How could we resist a line up of a few of our favorite musical things? … Continue reading
Posted in Exploring New York City, Heading Out in the Evening
Tagged Brooklyn, DJs, Williamsburg
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74 is the New 20, Syl Johnson, Say Hell Yeah!
Putting everyone in the house to shame, Syl Johnson showed us at Southpaw why he will always be cooler. Flanked with the talents of the four lovely singers from The Sweet Divines on his right, while The Divine Soul Rhythm … Continue reading