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Cargando... Brooklyn! The Ultimate Guide to New York's Most Happening Borough, 3rd Editionpor Ellen Freudenheim
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From Coney Island's boardwalk scene to Smith Street's restaurant row, Brooklyn! shows both natives and newcomers how to enjoy classic sights and dynamic hotspots. This completely updated and expanded edition of the best guide to Brooklyn now includes: -Forty percent more listings with sights, restaurants, shop-ping, nightlife, cafes, art galleries, and music venues -Handy neighborhood maps for getting around -Unparalleled coverage of the hottest neighborhoods-Williamsburg, Greenpoint, DUMBO, Smith Street, Fort Greene, and more -Uniquely Brooklyn bargains-from designer goods to handmade wares to ethnic foods -The most extensive list anywhere of Brooklyn hotels and B&Bs -Activities for all ages: puppet shows, minor league baseball, movies, and more -Brooklyn's best-kept secrets just for teens. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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This second edition of the 1991 guide Brooklyn: Where To Go, What To Do, How To Get There (St. Martin's) provides thoroughly annotated descriptions of attractions, shopping, and especially restaurants in New York's "most interesting, most human-scaled borough." Organized by neighborhood, it also catalogs events, "Best Bets," and children's "Best Bets." The restaurant listings, while more enthusiastic than critical, do reveal the enormous range of ethnic food in Brooklyn, from Cambodian to Mexican to Turkish. The book has depth: a mini-essay on the "Russian Night Club Experience," another on the emerging artists' community in Williamsburg, a list of basement stores run by stay-at-home Orthodox Jewish women in Borough Park, and mention of a church whose choir won a 1996 Grammy Award for gospel. While this is a tremendous resource, it is geared more to locals and frequent visitorsAthe author doesn't lay out, for example, a one-day tour for neophytes (though tour companies are listed). For collections where interest in New York City is strong.ANorman Oder, "Library Journal"
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