What are your favorite NYC neighborhoods?

[UberEatsDriver]

Everything

The only thing I hate is how they refer to it as the South Beach of NYC




I guess it makes sense with the Latin culture and bars.

The only place that has a south beach look is probably Emmons Ave in Brooklyn with the bright colorful lights and being across the water with the boats. Only thing missing is Latin culture since it’s very Russian.

 

[invalid]

the rich ones.

 

[Killigraphy]

LES
5th Avenue
West End
Harlem (I like seeing the crackheads fight over things) and the food of course.
Second Ave(86th-70th) - aka club/restaurant central, white thots waiting to be plucked.

Basically, a lot of Manhattan, I'm disgusted when I meet someone who's like "I live in Queens", bruh that's the Himelayas for all I know, get with the program.

 

[Cave Savage]

The only thing I hate is how they refer to it as the South Beach of NYC




I guess it makes sense with the Latin culture and bars.

The only place that has a south beach look is probably Emmons Ave in Brooklyn with the bright colorful lights and being across the water with the boats. Only thing missing is Latin culture since it’s very Russian.

Haha I bet South Beach is a huge stretch for Inwood to be called.

Oh if that’s the case then fukk those girls. Were they black?

He said they were Jewish, so probably not

 

[Killigraphy]

Yeah but I can see why someone would prefer a neighborhood with better public transportation. Especially people who drink.

You really only need a car in NY if you have family who lives in shytland or if you have kids, besides that, the train is still the GOAT, and much faster. A single ride is $3.00, that destroys Uber and everything else. I still don't understand people who take lyft or shyt like that.

 

[Cave Savage]

You really only need a car in NY if you have family who lives in shytland or if you have kids, besides that, the train is still the GOAT, and much faster. A single ride is $3.00, that destroys Uber and everything else. I still don't understand people who take lyft or shyt like that.

I'm very satisfied with taking the subway, although the MTA is on some bullshyt sometimes. When things are running properly though, it's great. I'm really glad a lot of NYC developed before automobiles and with an extensive subway system, it's part of what makes it so great.

I only take ubers when I'm piss drunk or if certain lines aren't running because it's a weekend.

 

[UberEatsDriver]

the rich ones.

Aren’t most of those neighborhoods boring?

 

[morris]

Queens over everything @morris

I lived in Astoria for 8 years and loved it

It's a Queens Thing

 

[filial_piety]

Mid Town 59th (East and West) to the 70s and 80s
14th St Union Sq
Downtown Brooklyn/Fort Green
Park Slope
Forest Hills
St. George (SI)

 

[BobbyBooshay]

Harlem for me, reminds me of Kingston, Jamaica

The food
The amount of choice for clothes and trainers
The hustle and bustle
The mix of people

I love it

 

[Super Ramon]

None fukk nyc

 

[BronxFleeZ]

Where my gun hill nikkas at

Where my burnside nikkas at

 

[you're NOT "n!ggas"]

This is the one thing about NYC that will always remain fascinating I never heard of some of these neighborhoods y'all are mentioning and surprised at how many I've heard.

One of you brehs could probably EAT if you started a YouTube channel/series centered on black NYC neighborhoods and culture I normally didn't give away ideas like that but I doubt I'll ever live there

 

[phcitywarrior]

NYC is the GOAT city to me as far as America is concerned. I usually go at least twice a year.

I love biking the city. Like a crazy adventure low-key.

 

[RisingSon]

Lower East Side (legit feels like its still in the 70s).
Jackson Heights just cause I spent the first 20 years of my life there. It's changed quite a bit since I moved out tho.
Astoria
Upper west side
Harlem
Greenpoint

This city really takes its toll on me quite often but I love it.