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Christmas Decorated Restaurants in NYC

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Photo Joshua Todd, Getty Images Christmas is a special time of year, and there’s no better place to celebrate than in New York City. The city comes alive with millions of twinkling holiday lights and decorations, and many restaurants go all out to create a festive atmosphere. If you’re looking for Christmas decorated restaurant in NYC, there are plenty of magical options to make your holidays bright and your Instagram page gleaming. Whether you’re in the mood for a holiday-themed brunch or a Christmas-inspired dinner, you’re sure to find an NYC Christmas restaurant that’s decked out for the season. And…

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Fall Festivals NYC-Food, Fun & Beer

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Fall in New York City is the perfect time to visit or explore. The weather is cooler, and the leaves are changing vibrant colors of yellow, orange, and red, making it a beautiful time of year to explore the city. There are also plenty of fall festivals in NYC, from Halloween celebrations to harvest festivals. The Fall Festival at Bryant Park is a particularly popular event, with live music, food stalls, and activities for kids. Whatever your interests, there’s sure to be a fall festival in New York City that’s perfect for you. Fall Festivals NYC Photo Courtesy of Food…

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Fall in NYC: Best Fall Activities in New York City

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Fall in New York City is a special time. The leaves on the trees turn the most beautiful shades of red and orange, and the air has a crisp, fresh smell. People break out their cozy sweaters and enjoy long walks in the park. There’s something about fall in NYC that just feels magical. Of course, fall in NYC wouldn’t be complete without a few cultural experiences, hot drinks, and a meal at a quaint restaurant. When is Fall in NYC? Fall in New York City starts around the end of September to about the second week of November. To…

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New York City Travel Guide-All You Need to Know

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They say to write about what you love. Here I am. New York City. Nothing lights my fire more. I travel to New York City once a month, sometimes more. I have traveled to New York City more than I have been to Dallas, 32 miles away. I know, crazy. I feel I have a different perspective because I go often so I am a tourist, but I am not a local. I give a little bit different perspective because I can do tourist things in NYC that a local wouldn’t or stay in hotels, but I try to find…