LaGuardia to the Hilton
 

best means of travel? cab? subway? towncar?

How much cash should I put away for that ride?

if you get caught in funky traffic it can cost a mint. If you go the taxy route.

Saying I should get a flat rate towncar? Wonder if the Hilton has a service.

i'd arrange a car service in advance..its a set rate, plus the guy will hold up a "baddog" sign for you.....

flat rate would be the way to go, the hilton should have a concierge.Call him or her tell them your staying there and what you need they will help you with someone that wont try to rip you off.

I will have to get a picture of that.

At $500/night they should have a bike at the airport for me to use.

the hilton in mid town?

http://reservations.davel.com/websit.../default.davel

they have town cars

Hilton New York
1335 Avenue of the Americas

that mid town?

http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&hl=e...F8&z=13&om =1

depends what time you flying in, no traffic will be quick, during the day with traffic will take an hour atlist.

Cheapest - Bus to Port Authority and then from there Taxi/Subway.

Easiest - Taxi.

Yeah, for some reason I don't think "cheapest" is going to fit into the equation. "Most reasonable" would be more like it.

http://www.carmellimo.com/index.html

Ive been lookin at some stuff since Im leaving for NY in a bit, these guys were all over the boards on tripadvisor as good cheap and reliable Im gonna book there

$155.76 one way

$32.50 + tip

Even beats the Hilton's shuttle service.

Thanks. :thumbsup

np carmel is nice uh beats every service Ive seen so far and mad props on tripadvisor

Well, at that price I am not going to waste time trying to find a better deal. Was expecting to pay $100, at least.

yep thats mid town

great location. The hotel is ok It aint the FS but ur right in the middle of everything

make sure to go over to Stage Deli and get a sandwich

best sandwich in the city. They are as big as your head LOL

damn when i use to do that run for davel it was 50.00

but then again that was 15 years ago

:1orglaugh

thanks for the tip! I was lookin at old style diners, I know its offtopic, but I found Ellen Stardust and thats bout it, any 2 cents? :thumbsup

I got a car service last year when arrived (didn't book in advance), cost about $85 one-way.
WG

Shuttle bus -> Subway

Lindeys right next to the Radio city makes awesome cheese cake and has pretty good food

radio city is in the same area as the hiton

most of the "Old style diner" i know are all down in the village.

Make sure to go to Mott St in China town for some great authentic chinese. Angelo's of Mulberry st is another of my favorite in Little Italy.

Carnegie deli is another awesome place for authentic NY deli.

Its been a long time since i lived there but alot of those places are still happening

a few more

In china town go to Mandarin Court on Mottst or the Peking Duck house. I know Mandarin has Dim Sum on sat and sun for lunch. If u have never had real Dim Sum dining this is a treat.

SPQR in Little italy has great food and is fairly upscale. Ferraros is a staple in Little Italy for deserts. But the little mom and pop bakeries usually have better deserts.

One if by land Two is by sea is an amzing place but pricey

GREAT thanks so much :thumbsup

got these two bm

http://www.carnegiedeli.com/
http://www.angelomulberry.com/

Yeah, it is NYC. I guess the word "cheap" doesn't really fit well in Manhattan. :1orglaugh

LOOK at the size of this fucking sandwhich from carnegie

http://www.carnegiedeli.com/sitebuil...G.w300h388.jpg

it will cost you 15-20 bucks but its sooooooooooooooo worth every penny

pig whistle in tribeca. great american food. Silders are tasty.

also in tribeca

http://www.myriadrestaurantgroup.com...ill/index.html

co owned by Deniro

use to be a celeb hotspot

Helicopter.

There are deserts in NYC? :winkwink:

Will have to pick one goodgirl wants to share, no way can I eat that on my own.

pick 2. im sure they cant eat 1/4 of that sadwhich

take the choppers

how much money you got ? :1orglaugh