The Cliffs at Harlem had its grand opening celebration this weekend at 256 W 125th St, just across from the Apollo Theater in Harlem, and is now open for those wishing to pay a visit to upper upper Manhattan. The 15,000-square-foot space is now Manhattan’s largest rock climbing facility and features hundreds of climbs (refreshed weekly and state-of-the-art climbing training equipment.
(Thanks to Sal for the tip.A new fitness center in Manhattan is taking rock climbing to new heights. The space was formerly Mighty Catch, a Cajun seafood restaurant. Pizza Hut is opening at 940 Columbus on the corner of 106th Street. (Thanks to Lisa for the tip.) Photograph by Gary. The space used to be Empire, a Chinese food restaurant. Its recipes date back 40 years to street restaurants in Hong Kong, according to the company’s website. Moon Kee, a Cantonese restaurant, is opening at 2642 Broadway between 100th and 101st Streets. This will be the eighth location for Two Boots, which first opened in the East Village on June 24, 1987.” Photograph by Scott Etkin.
Tipster Susan Schwartz wrote: “What do Louisiana and Italy have in common? They are both boot-shaped, and honored in the name of a beloved restaurant about to open on the Upper West Side – Two Boots Pizza!! We were thrilled to meet owner/co-founder Phil Hartman in front of the restaurant, which is taking over the location previously home to Big Nick’s. Two Boots, the pizzeria with creative topping combinations, is opening at 70 West 71st Street between Columbus and Central Park West in a couple weeks. Two Boots owner/co-founder, Phil Hartman. The space has been vacant for a few years since the apartment building was constructed. Santander Bank is relocating its existing branch at 2275 Broadway on the corner of 82nd Street to 2230 Broadway between 79th and 80th Streets. (Thanks to Tierney for the tip.) Photograph by Scott Etkin.
During the day in the summer Wollman Rink is converted into a pickleball center. Some examples include: Nadas, Colombian rainbow empanadas Vegan on the Fly, comfort food and Culiraw, gluten-free desserts. There are 20 to 25 vendors per event, and the roster changes per week depending on availability.
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The open-air market is free to enter (no reservation required) and will be the first of its kind in NYC, according to MHG Events, the hospitality group organizing it. Photograph by Scott Etkin.Ī Vegan Night Market is running in Wollman Rink in Central Park (near 62nd Street) on Tuesdays from 4pm to 10pm through October 10th. The owner is retiring after 50 years in business, an employee who answered the phone told WSR. Laundry, the dry cleaner and tailor between 73rd and 74th Streets, is closing on July 31st. “Feeling out what their inner self is asking for and guiding them to discover the answers, which we do alongside each other.” Photograph by Scott Etkin.Ģ93 Amsterdam Ave. “What inspires me is tuning into people,” she said. Her maternal grandmother and sister were “healers” she describes, and her paternal grandmother “birthed her children in the hills of Kentucky with only a midwife by her side.” Guffey has trained for 16 years in various yoga, massage, reiki and prenatal postpartum yoga/doula programs, she told the Rag. Guffey, who grew up in Kentucky, says her family history guided her on this path.
Yoga classes are held at the 72nd Street location. Prior to this she worked from her Upper West Side home, and from Momentum Fitness on Columbus Avenue. Owner Sarah Guffey opened locations at 162 West 72nd Street (5th floor) in May and at 25 Central Park West (63rd, Suite 1) in April. Nest NYC, a mindfulness center offering yoga, massage, reiki healing, doula services, and lactation support has recently opened two studios on the Upper West Side.
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