r/manhattan

We will fill the Babylon line and you can’t stop us all

This will be Long Islands Area 51 raid

We will peacefully refuse to buy/activate tickets

And sit on the train

Edit:

The second we organize as a community we can make the LIRR “free”

They literally can’t write us all a summons

The more people in on this the easier it is

**thanks for the dms

Update: thank you for the support guys, can’t wait to make this official, we have around 70-80 people at the moment. I’m proud of the people

Any suggestions for places that make house made alt milk in would be greatly appreciated. My interweb searches have turned up only Bittersweet and Electric Beets in Brooklyn. Thank you in advance.

Tonight in the West Village I saw a man carrying a newborn in one arm with no sling or stroller, while he carried a shopping bag in the other hand. He had to stop to adjust the baby, and it scared me to see this sweet little babe in such a precarious position. The man was sweaty and frazzled, and he appeared to be alone. I asked him if he needed help and he said no. I’m not a parent or a baby-crazed person, but I can’t get the scenario out of my head. I’m sure there are a thousand reasons why he was in this situation, and that he probably has a mansion nearby, but for the love of god, man, be careful.

My best friend and I (23 & 24F) are in NYC for the weekend and trying to go OUT out lol. We’re looking for bars/clubs around SoHo, LES, or nearby with a fun crowd, good energy, and music you can actually sing/dance to think Frank Ocean throwbacks, hip hop/rap, early 2000s, Rihanna, Drake, SZA, etc. Not really looking for EDM or super bottle-service club vibes.

Would love recommendations for places that are fun for girls in their 20s, good for bar hopping, making friends, and actually packed on Friday/Saturday nights. Bonus points if the crowd is social and not too pretentious.

Like a lot of people who have to commute or get around Midtown, I saw the news today that the city is breaking ground on those new offset bus lanes on Lexington between 60th and 52nd.

It's great for transit speeds, but if you live on those blocks or drive nearby, trying to find actual, up-to-date details on the rolling construction zones, temporary parking restrictions, or active building permits on your street is a complete headache. You essentially have to play detective across three different clunky, slow city sites just to know what’s targeting your block.

I'm a local software developer, and because I got completely fed up with fighting broken public UIs to see what’s changing on my street, I spent my free time over the last few months building a free map dashboard called NYC Intel.

It centralizes live city council bills, DOT street updates, and active building/HPD violations block-by-block. You can basically tap any street or input an address and instantly see the real-time record: open construction complaints, rodent history, local crime trends, and general quality-of-life scores.

If you want to check what's currently active on your block, let me know.

SELL THE TEAM!

They are located on Park Ave and are the worst! Avoid going to them for any medical treatment at all costs.

They are money hungry and are robbing their patients and I really hope they get investigated very soon.

All their recent reviews are FAKE. Read the one star reviews if you want real accuracy of how this place is running.

Shame on them for how they treat their patients and during vulnerable situations at that.

I’m visiting Manhattan for a few days in a couple of weeks.

It has been years, but I’ve been looking for brown/ soy sauce fried rice since I was a kid. For some reason, I’ve only been able to find yellow in all that time.

I was curious if anyone knew of anyplace that served this style of fried rice, and other Chinese food suggestions.

Thank you! 🙏