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With Super Bowl Sunday next weekend one of America’s best going traditions will get friends and family to eat, drink and watch the game together. Between the commercials when everyone’s gonna be rushing to the loo there’s going to be huge fun as the football game gets underway in Tampa.
Everyone must have fixed up a viewing venue. My spot is going to be The Waterstone Grill for the Super Bowl Party NYC this Sunday February 1, 5.00 pm onwards. The fun of it all with blithe spirits who know just how to enjoy the moments sounds promising to me. The place is going to rock with game sounds, five tvs, bingo, giveaways, prizes and unlimited beer, wings and pork sliders.
There’ll be plenty of locations to choose from. New Yorkers might be a tad stumped in these recessive times but watch them connect this Sunday. Resilient creatures as they are, Super Bowl’s going to be time to watch the dig daddy of ‘em all get to the entire nation. Connect with the fun and to the fun people! Even as the TV ratings remain calm before the Super Bowl Storm this second-largest U.S. food consumption day is going to provide the much needed poetic relief.
Upper Wall Street, Trinity Church & Federal Hall - Courtesy farm4.static.flickr.com
Downtown is a vital aspect of modern living. When you say downtown New York in all probability you mean the southern tip of Manhattan! No location in the whole wide world is so full of energy as downtown New York. The lure of a tour here is only natural.
For decades downtown New York has been exclusively a business locale. Earlier on it had been the cramped karma bhoomi for New Yorkers from all over. Now as you walk the downtown roads the whirring maze gets to you.
You could feel part of the historic financial center and taking a close look at the Wall Street would be quite in order. What better than to join the Free Wall Street Walking Tour. This 90-minute guided walking tour, weaving together history, events, architecture and people of Downtown – the birthplace of New York, the financial capital of the world, and the hottest neighborhood of the city.
Stops include the U.S. Custom House, Trinity Church, Wall Street, the New York Stock Exchange and other architectural and cultural sites. You have a date every Thursday and Saturday at noon come rain or shine. Just meet up at the front steps of the US Custom House, One Bowling Green.
