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> Jerusalem

> Bangkok

> Mumbai

> Stockholm

> Delhi

> Moskva

> Mexico City

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> New York [Art, art, more art]

> London [best city in Europe, by far. but expensive!]

> Madrid [if you don't value your sleep, relatively cheap cost of living a plus]

> Chicago [Midwestern America may be boring, but it is never dull]

> Buenos Aires [it's as if Paris suddenly moved to the backwaters of So America]

> Barcelona [Gaudi+]

> Boston [if you find spoiled college students amusing, I do anyways]

> Washington [singles scene is good, despite everything else needed to make it a world class city is missing]

> Louisville, KY [not exactly a world class city, but it has a certain southern charm. Kentucky Derby!]

> Cordoba [for romance]

Not exactly a thorough list, since I've never really been to Asia or points on the west coast.

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Thanks for all the info.

I've heard good things about Nobu and it's slightly more accessible Nobu Next Door. But can anyone suggest a sushi place slightly more affordable. i.e. Somewhere in the Moderate [$20-30] per person range?

Has anyone been to Miyako in Williamsburg?

Once again, thanks.

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Sorry, wrong thread.

Oops.

But if anyone knows anything about these restaurants?

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Thanks guys for all the advice.

I've heard very good things about both Bond St and Nobu, but can anyone recommend places a little cheaper|more affordable.

Also does anyone know anything about :

01.Japonica [on University Place]

02.Miyagi [in Williamsburg]

Thanks again for the suggestions!

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Can anyone recommend some good sushi establishments in Manhattan or Brooklyn. In particular places downtown [s of 14th and n of Houston] or in Williamsburg or Greenpoint would be best.

I personally like Hedeh [57 Great Jones St] but I know there are many other great and even better places out there.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Guys.

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Adbusters

Dazed + Confused

Nylon

Res

Spin

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I agree, the LES is probably the best place to find a bar with a lively scene.

If your more into live music and bands, you might check out some of the bars on the Bowery.

If your into something more divey, I definitely suggest walking up Ave A,B or C in the East Village, or try Bleecker Street or West Fourth St in Greenwich Village by NYU [watch out for all the drunk college students though].

If there is one place you should avoid at all costs, is anywhere in the Meatpacking District, unless of course you like paying $10 for a glass of watered down wine.

Not quite sure what kind of bar exactly you are looking for, but I agree with smurf. You can generally just go with the bars that SuperFuture recommends. They've yet to let me down!

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01.Imperial Teen | On

02.Imperial Teen | What is not to Love

03.Joy Division | Permanent

04.Morrissey | Bona Drag

05.Interpol | Antics [yes I know it's cliched/overplayed but I can't help myself]

06.Primal Scream

07.Division of LauraLee | Black City

08.Moses Leroy | Growing up clean in America

09.Scissor Sisters

10.Vannessa Carlton | Harmonium

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yes |

Midnight Express [mm.. Turkish Prison Guards]

White Oleander [dysfunctional post American society on display]

Ghostworld [suburban gothic]

American Beauty [ ]

Hable con Ella [Pedro Almodovar at his best]

Saved [for anyone wanting to know what being raised in a southern baptist home is like, this is a fairly good description of the experience]

no |

anything starring and or produced by Mel Gibson [if I want to know how Christ died I'll read a Bible thank you]

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