Rohit.. Neither is NY! I live in central NJ, and I avoid that pretentious, congested armpit at all costs these days.. And since Deblasio only focuses on identity politics, afternoon naps, and phony liberal narratives, it’s just gonna get worse..
Why as a tourist? They upcharge everything for tourists. And literally the same restaurants I eat at in New Jersey will be there and add $3 plus higher tax in NYC.
Midtown doesn’t really have the feel of a neighborhood. The only people who live in Midtown are the ultra-wealthy, and the tourists who stay in hotels.
you're actually kinda right. When I went to visit New York for the first time, my friend and I went to Times Square at around 2 am, roamed around for blocks and blocks, got takeaway from one of those halal food stall. It was drizzling that night, and honestly we had such a great time. It was quite something. The next morning when we passed through Times Square, it felt totally out of character.
Jba 99 Well according to they pay an exorbitant amount of rent. So lets assume and exporbitant amount for a feature ad. Exorbitant by the way probably also what they are going charge you.
Funny how this video completely glosses over the fact that they wanted tear down Grand Central Station a few years back and thanks to Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis it was saved!
Manhattan is so beautiful now..not the shithole that it used to be in the 70s-90s... Too bad the artists and creative types who gave the city it's unique vibe can't afford the city anymore.
Is...what generic idiots say. 70s ny was art. Yes dangerous..and poor etc. But life is like that. With hunger and isolation comes creativity and authenticity. But u are too dumb and generic to understand.
how about talking about all the small businesses that have disappeared, only to be replaced by chains like duane reade and national banks? in every area, there are vacant business fronts as landlords wait for the highest bidder and speculate on real estate prices. that is the real midtown. this video is just showing advertisements to eat out. give me a break
It's sad. I lived in Chelsea '80-'91. What a great neighborhood it was. So many owner operated shops and great restaurants. Now it's just chain stores. No personality.
Yeah, I noticed the empty store fronts and thought it was odd being NYC but I figured it had to involve money somewhere. Stupid business practices if you ask me. You lose money waiting for a higher bidder who says there will always be one lol. Smh.
I couldn't live in NY. I mean.. I could if I was a successful broker but otherwise I would feel like crap. A tiny replaceble gear of the big machine. Very depressing. Like the first time I went to London: Piccadilli Circus, Westminster etc... really beautiful palaces, but depressing at the same time. I changed my mind about where and how I want to live now. I no longer aspire to that kind of lifestile. A small house in a small village on the lake , my books, my walks in the nature.. and when the summer comes.. the lake. The sunset. The sunrise. Life.
Am I the only one that finds this autofellacio that New York based media companies like Bloomberg make on RUclips about New York completely insufferable?
I visited recently with boyfriend and talked to local people, it’s very expensive so indeed it would be hell. You cannot bring a normal family here anymore and it doesn’t have an identity of its own anymore, I’ve seen movies from nyc from the 80’s or before and that was the real nyc. These days it’s just another global “diverse” city...it sucks
I for one love Bloomberg videos lately! You guys have been making really enjoyable vids. Love the short clips and documentary style stuff. Thanks for the tip about The Mandarin, can't wait to visit The Aviary soon.
It's dirty, noisy, retail is dying faster there...or more noticeably. Expensive...did I say filthy...overpriced...stinks to high hell in summer. Jam-packed streets of poor rubes and streets teeming with limos full of people who would prefer you die rather than get to the front of a line they want in on. It's not hell just a dying suburb of hell.
Eagledives-amen to that. Born, raised, spent my entire career in Manhattan. Got tired of crowded trains, high rents, what supermarkets? high sales tax, crowds everywhere, screeching traffic noise, buildings smack next to buildings, cranes on top of buildings, etc. Now in the country. Surrounded by trees galore. Deer for neighbors. I'd rather drive on I-80 than take those subways. Will always have fond memories of growing up there, but have absolutely no regrets about moving out.
One of the changes is one that has - for all practical purposes - been forgotten. These are the neighborhoods of hardworking folks who used to live in Midtown: Chelsea, Lower West Side, Hells Kitchen, Kips Bay, Murray Hill, Turtle Bay to name a few. These were the middle/lower middle class who went to work; frequented neighborhood grocery stores, bars icecream parlors and the like. They were the backbone of the city who kept it running. Then came the UN Building and little by little gentrification encroached on these neighborhoods and their residents. The old adage, "Money talks and the poor walk." These people liked even loved their neighborhoods and the city NYC is losing her middle class and backbone to go with it. The end of an era.
McDonalds operates in many countries all over the world and that is not seen as a big deal. But a pizzeria from Brooklyn opening in Midtown Manhattan (only something like 6 kilometers as the crow flies)...that is a big deal.
Manhattan is wonderful and beautiful Tourists should enjoy it during Christmas. The atmosphere, The Gorgeous Window Displays Shows and Theatrical Plays. Sadly at one time l lived on the City. Way too expensive now. However the Bronx and City Island and Staten Island has loads of restaurants .Queens also. Brooklyn downtown ,Bay Ridge. and Sheepshead Bay Great!
Midtown definitely doesn't start from 14th Street. It starts in the mid 20's to 30's up to Central Park but it's definitely expanding further southward.
Grand Central Station was much more architecturally stunning back in the day. But these Big Box city planners "modernized" it and made it more bland in appearance.
Even as a tourist, I just don't see what's appealing about this place. I get that it's been hyped up for decades by Hollywood - and most people outside of the US would think NYC when the US pops up in their mind - but I can't see anything special about it.
So let me get this straight, Bloomberg tells me to visit the Brooklyn-inspired part of Manhattan when I can simply go to Brooklyn? And the two arguments that are brought up differentiating Midtown Manhattan from it's Brooklyn counterpart are a high-end Bar on the 35th floor of the Mandarin Oriental, and Grand Central Station? Well, that doesn't convince me.
The development of Midtown Manhattan was also because of wealthy New Yorkers during the 1800s moving up north and thus various businesses moved closer to them.
This video is more about promoted restaurant than Midtown Manhattan in general. Great journalism Bloomberg, I learned a lot, now I know where to eat like a brooklynite for my next trip to NYC. We love an apology of gentrification
Sorry, midtown does not stretch all the way down to 14th St. No one living in Chelsea says, "I live in midtown." This seems like just an ad for some restaurants.
I 🍁 NYC & Rochester, Buffalo, Albany, Finger Lakes District, Lake Placid, Long Island Ice Tea but definitely "NOT" Niagara Falls, New York! 🗽I have an Uncle who is a Doctor and practices in Manhattan.
Hasnain Abbas Dilawar wow still haven't moved on have you? Ted Cruz is a great senator overall. I'm FROM NJ and I say Texas is lucky to have him. He gets alot of hate because he's a man of principles, and stands by them. BTW illegal aliens aren't immigrants, and will never be immigrants. . Our legal immigrants are great people
I see from the comments that most people here still base everything they believe on silly old stereotypes. And the others are jealous they they can't afford to live there.
Yeah we are absolutely just as bad as San Francisco financially. I can’t wait to get out of nyc we work for absolutely no reason at all. Our money made goes absolutely no where
Gery A GERY A, I left NYC in 1999....I lived in Ridgewood for 20 years..loved the location, people and ease of access to MannyHatta... things must have shitted out there. Come to think of it ....everywhere is crappier now.
Brooklyn (and Queens and the Bronx and Manhattan north of 110th St) are less distorted by money than Midtown and Downtown. Staten Island is in a category of its own, I suppose...
Midtown Manhattan? This whole city isn't what it used to be. I was born in Kips Bay and raised in Woodside, Queens right across the East River. Gentrification, unaffordable housing and new money carpetbaggers have ruined the very city I grew up in.
I wish this video would cover also amazing new architecture rising up in Midtown - super-skinny skyscrapers. And also cover MoMA, Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall and other cultural attractions. They just made it about food :(
"It doesn't get any Ritz-ier than Fifth Ave." Any real NYER knows that Madison Avenue is where the real shop are. Fifth Ave is for tourist. Any the context of this video, Fifth is correct to be "expensive".
Is my math wrong or something. You could eat at 3 different restaurants a day x 365 days that's 1095 restaurants in a year. So couldn't it take you 40-45 years to eat at every restaurant in new york, not 125 years?
I like NYC but I could never live there. I would hate to ride the subway every day and deal with crazy people who want to push me onto the train tracks. Or someone just bursting into song to get attention or an argument or fight breaking out and cell phones being brought out to record and I end up in a RUclips fight video lol.
BabyboyDet More people ride the NYC subway than there are people who live in LA. Odds getting push on the tracks has to be lower than getting hit by lightning 🌩.
American isn't a race you stupid dumbass, and no I live in Toronto, it's the best city in the world by a long shot. New York can't even make it to top 30
Wow, just wow. What a hypocrite!! I live in an area of Queens now that is predominately Asian (Chinese and Korean) and they have the fucking nerve to complain about being discriminated against, yet, they are buying up homes that cost a million or more in CASH, opening tons of businesses that only cater to other ASIANS, half don't speak English, they push their culture on everyone else and get sensitive when another race disagrees with them or tries to stop their constant construction at town hall meetings, have over crowded our schools, our parks, caused traffic to become horrendous, have left us without parking spots because they knock down the 1 family homes they buy and rebuild 3, 6 and even 9 family homes on the lot, thus leaving no yard, lawn or parking spaces for that home and moving more Asians into those box sized apts. in those homes!!!!! Are you fucking kidding me?
WE WANT THE OLD NYC BACK WHEN IT WAS AFFORDABLE AND NOT A TOURIST TRAP / UNAFFORDABLE/ EXPENSIVE ASS CITY ITS BECOMING WE WANT IT TO BE AMAZING AGAIN AND NOT SOME SHITHOLE PLACE WHERE YUPPIES GO
You made a 4 minute video to tell me about 3 random restaurants in Manhattan? What on earth is the point?
Fresh Haus They did it as well for the City of London. :/
Bloomberg isn't what it used to be
Truth
Rohit.. Neither is NY! I live in central NJ, and I avoid that pretentious, congested armpit at all costs these days.. And since Deblasio only focuses on identity politics, afternoon naps, and phony liberal narratives, it’s just gonna get worse..
exactly!
It is nice place to enjoy for rich persons
Hanok Reddy VERY, VERY RICH PEOPLE.
Not true, go there as a tourist and you’ll love it
New York has the richest and also the ones that fake it the best...
Why as a tourist? They upcharge everything for tourists. And literally the same restaurants I eat at in New Jersey will be there and add $3 plus higher tax in NYC.
Midtown doesn’t really have the feel of a neighborhood. The only people who live in Midtown are the ultra-wealthy, and the tourists who stay in hotels.
Sorry what was the point of this video?
The best time to enjoy it is when it's dead, around 1-4am.
Shouldn't say anything bout it lol
you're actually kinda right. When I went to visit New York for the first time, my friend and I went to Times Square at around 2 am, roamed around for blocks and blocks, got takeaway from one of those halal food stall. It was drizzling that night, and honestly we had such a great time. It was quite something. The next morning when we passed through Times Square, it felt totally out of character.
All the crackheads be out around that time in midtown
Spent $3000 on 3 days in Manhattan had a blast but yeah not sustainable unless you’re super rich
also the best time to get robbed
How much did they pay for this promoted content??
AccelerList who would pay for this? New York? xD
the 2 restaurants they featured obviously..
Jba 99
Well according to they pay an exorbitant amount of rent. So lets assume and exporbitant amount for a feature ad.
Exorbitant by the way probably also what they are going charge you.
i dont have a problem with it but numbnuts up there in the comments did
only 69$ lol
Funny how this video completely glosses over the fact that they wanted tear down Grand Central Station a few years back and thanks to Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis it was saved!
Marzan Worldwide I never knew. I’ll have to read about that.
Too bad Penn didn't have someone like Jackie O.
That was over 40 years ago... Not exactly "a few years back".
Someone has been watching Mad Men...
@@5674inCincy I agree, and as much as I hate Penn and MSG, Penn was privately owned.
Manhattan is so beautiful now..not the shithole that it used to be in the 70s-90s... Too bad the artists and creative types who gave the city it's unique vibe can't afford the city anymore.
it still smells like piss
The shithole was awesome
At least back then, it was more affordable and not like a fucking corporate Disneyland!!
They all moved to Brooklyn!
Is...what generic idiots say.
70s ny was art. Yes dangerous..and poor etc. But life is like that. With hunger and isolation comes creativity and authenticity. But u are too dumb and generic to understand.
how about talking about all the small businesses that have disappeared, only to be replaced by chains like duane reade and national banks? in every area, there are vacant business fronts as landlords wait for the highest bidder and speculate on real estate prices. that is the real midtown. this video is just showing advertisements to eat out. give me a break
scir 91 you're depressing
It's sad. I lived in Chelsea '80-'91. What a great neighborhood it was. So many owner operated shops and great restaurants. Now it's just chain stores. No personality.
Yeah, I noticed the empty store fronts and thought it was odd being NYC but I figured it had to involve money somewhere. Stupid business practices if you ask me. You lose money waiting for a higher bidder who says there will always be one lol. Smh.
@Roy Rogers -
Wow who knew you could do that. Interesting 🤔
I couldn't live in NY. I mean.. I could if I was a successful broker but otherwise I would feel like crap. A tiny replaceble gear of the big machine. Very depressing.
Like the first time I went to London: Piccadilli Circus, Westminster etc... really beautiful palaces, but depressing at the same time.
I changed my mind about where and how I want to live now. I no longer aspire to that kind of lifestile.
A small house in a small village on the lake , my books, my walks in the nature.. and when the summer comes.. the lake. The sunset. The sunrise. Life.
Nature life > city life
Hackeronte very Castles in the Air, Don McLean you're welcome
Villager
Hackeronte So beautiful 😭 only problem sometimes is finding a job in those places
Hackeronte so true!
This feels like a video pitching gentrification to some small town, not NYC hahaha
It's called change, get used to it. Everything in the universe changes.
it's true, i feel the coffee shops and vegan when i walk past few of these places on interviews lol
nice hypixel/minecraft montage
WAIT YOU'RE A MODERATOR HAHA IM TELLING MY DISCORD BUDDIES
add me im corruptplex on hypixel
@Arthur yeah fuck poor people right? they only clean those buildings.
Am I the only one that finds this autofellacio that New York based media companies like Bloomberg make on RUclips about New York completely insufferable?
meaturama me and 20 other people
GDI 109 clearly you are here, and you are posting too, so much about “insufferable”
GDI 109 In what way?
Surely not. You can't be the only insecure baby on RUclips.
Yes the producer of this vid made it far too slick, 100% transparent effort
new york is not for new yorkers anymore
Deadass
Don't think it has been for over a decade. Greedy corps and politicians slowly shifting the lower & middle class residents out of the city.
New Yorkers aren’t even New Yorkers anymore
No major city in the world is for it's 'original' population anymore. Suburbia has overrun the city.
+George Henderson who are "new yorkers" ? cranky brits imperialists ? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Amongst the videos about big cities, why is New York City the most beautiful video Bloomberg ever created?
As a tourist, I loved NYC! But to live there would be hell.
Gilles why?
I hear this from people who have never lived in NYC a lot and it leaves me scratching my head.
Gilles I live in New York it’s awesome
I visited recently with boyfriend and talked to local people, it’s very expensive so indeed it would be hell. You cannot bring a normal family here anymore and it doesn’t have an identity of its own anymore, I’ve seen movies from nyc from the 80’s or before and that was the real nyc. These days it’s just another global “diverse” city...it sucks
Gilles I live in nyc and it GREAT
I for one love Bloomberg videos lately! You guys have been making really enjoyable vids. Love the short clips and documentary style stuff. Thanks for the tip about The Mandarin, can't wait to visit The Aviary soon.
Love the music to most Bloomberg casts....I wonder who the wizard is behind these slick soundtracks?
Midtown is from 23rd to central park south. From 14th to 23rd is not midtown.
Sohaib khan I agree
who told you that?
According to the community board you are wrong
Here we go
@Bobby Anderson This thread is about to get interesting.
It's dirty, noisy, retail is dying faster there...or more noticeably.
Expensive...did I say filthy...overpriced...stinks to high hell in summer. Jam-packed streets of poor rubes and streets teeming with limos full of people who would prefer you die rather than get to the front of a line they want in on.
It's not hell just a dying suburb of hell.
Kate Kaplan hahahaha great comment this is the truth
Kate Kaplan it stinks so bad in the summer
Kate Kaplan I heard that every person in Manhattan is a millionaire but it is not true?
Retail is dying? What???
Eagledives-amen to that. Born, raised, spent my entire career in Manhattan. Got tired of crowded trains, high rents, what supermarkets? high sales tax, crowds everywhere, screeching traffic noise, buildings smack next to buildings, cranes on top of buildings, etc. Now in the country. Surrounded by trees galore. Deer for neighbors. I'd rather drive on I-80 than take those subways. Will always have fond memories of growing up there, but have absolutely no regrets about moving out.
Why would you have a Brit tell us about New York? There are over 8 Million New Yorkers, you couldn't find a native?
One of the changes is one that has - for all practical purposes - been forgotten. These are the neighborhoods of hardworking folks who used to live in Midtown: Chelsea, Lower West Side, Hells Kitchen, Kips Bay, Murray Hill, Turtle Bay to name a few. These were the middle/lower middle class who went to work; frequented neighborhood grocery stores, bars icecream parlors and the like. They were the backbone of the city who kept it running. Then came the UN Building and little by little gentrification encroached on these neighborhoods and their residents. The old adage, "Money talks and the poor walk." These people liked even loved their neighborhoods and the city NYC is losing her middle class and backbone to go with it. The end of an era.
I rather live in parts of Brooklyn than congested, overwhelming, overrated midtown
As if BK isn't congested and overrated in its own way...
Billboard in THE SIMPSONS: "Welcome to Manhattan, home of the world-weary poseur"
BK is decent but too many hipsters, its fucking out of hand and a few wrong turns and you're in the ghetto lol
Hole new york is overrated..
Mid-town is a great place to visit. But living there is a whole another level. It's way too expensive! But it's great place to spend time.
McDonalds operates in many countries all over the world and that is not seen as a big deal. But a pizzeria from Brooklyn opening in Midtown Manhattan (only something like 6 kilometers as the crow flies)...that is a big deal.
As a native New Yorker I always defined Mid-Town Manhattan as 34th Street to 59th Street.
All i see is $$$$
Lol same here cause I live in NYC so I see this everytime.Its like I’m used to it
I hate midtown. Downtown is where it's at
ayyyy LES for life. Just don't gentrify it.
Liam Tahaney don’t tell everyone or they’ll take over there too. 😉
Robert Lee, Countertenor Ah yes, you’re right. LES is safe due to the economic impossibility of it all.
Not entirely sure I'd say downtown is better but I must admit that it is fairly interesting.
its getting gentrified ...
New York puts other cities to shame!!
@Rich 91 They're both rats' holes...
I like Philadelphia better 😊
@@BroNx88Jay when I went to philly it was alright very old and Dose not compare to nyc
The food seems like they’re really expensive and low quality...
Manhattan is wonderful and beautiful Tourists should enjoy it during Christmas. The atmosphere, The Gorgeous Window Displays Shows and Theatrical Plays.
Sadly at one time l lived on the City. Way too expensive now.
However the Bronx and City Island and Staten Island has loads of restaurants .Queens also.
Brooklyn downtown ,Bay Ridge. and Sheepshead Bay Great!
🎄🎅
Midtown definitely doesn't start from 14th Street. It starts in the mid 20's to 30's up to Central Park but it's definitely expanding further southward.
Had to double check to see if I was watching Bloomberg and not Buzzfeed. I expect more.
The fact that I took a trip last year to NYC just to have food allows this video to resonate with me
Grand Central Station was much more architecturally stunning back in the day. But these Big Box city planners "modernized" it and made it more bland in appearance.
Clementine 321
You clearly have no idea what you're talking about. Grand Central TERMINAL was restored to its original appearance, not modernized.
Even as a tourist, I just don't see what's appealing about this place. I get that it's been hyped up for decades by Hollywood - and most people outside of the US would think NYC when the US pops up in their mind - but I can't see anything special about it.
Balaxane don’t worry about it.
So let me get this straight, Bloomberg tells me to visit the Brooklyn-inspired part of Manhattan when I can simply go to Brooklyn? And the two arguments that are brought up differentiating Midtown Manhattan from it's Brooklyn counterpart are a high-end Bar on the 35th floor of the Mandarin Oriental, and Grand Central Station? Well, that doesn't convince me.
Willy Kellermann
Grand Central *Terminal*
LOL 😂 That first sentence...
I like Jersey much better.
The development of Midtown Manhattan was also because of wealthy New Yorkers during the 1800s moving up north and thus various businesses moved closer to them.
As a non local, I just consider the entire Manhattan downtown NYC
Midtown Manhattan is more “downtown” or centre despite the presence of The Financial District.
Midtown is 23rd street to 59th street. 14th st to 23rd st is Chelsea west of 5th Ave and Gramercy east of 5th Ave.
When I think of New York City the first thing I picture in my head are the Twin Towers.
they're icons what can i say
Based on this video midtown is exactly what it is used to be. Restaurants come and go, the only difference is it gets pricier.
Avoid Time Square and Penn Station area at all cost, and you are already doing far better as a traveler. I said a traveler not a tourist.
This video is more about promoted restaurant than Midtown Manhattan in general. Great journalism Bloomberg, I learned a lot, now I know where to eat like a brooklynite for my next trip to NYC. We love an apology of gentrification
Screw big money and power
Sorry, midtown does not stretch all the way down to 14th St. No one living in Chelsea says, "I live in midtown." This seems like just an ad for some restaurants.
“New York has embraced eating out.”
So have I... heh... heh.
Sometimes I look up, to try to spot Spider-Man
I'm right here amigo
I'm loving this series keep 'em coming!
Love NEW New York City ♥️
Thanks for your time and consideration to share.
Yes continue to go to Midtown. It’s amazing there. Don’t ever venture to Brooklyn or Queens - you’re liable to get mugged or worse for sure.
galifinaki Queen is fine so it parts of Brooklyn
At the very end I realized I was just watching an ad
Thanks for making the voice extremely quiet but the music 10 times louder
New York: A playground for the 1%!
More like for the 0.01%!
And the wanna be's, don't forget the wanna be's
Rich pepole disneyland:midtown
Rich pepole disney world the UAE
Bloomberg News - the best source of content, about world affairs.
Haha lol
I 🍁 NYC & Rochester, Buffalo, Albany, Finger Lakes District, Lake Placid, Long Island Ice Tea but definitely "NOT" Niagara Falls, New York! 🗽I have an Uncle who is a Doctor and practices in Manhattan.
Lol I’m here around park Ave and urban space every week. Get tobis coffee every morning once I settled into the office.
Somewhere in Texas, a guy named Ted is having a cringe!
Why is that?
Jacob Weibel cause Ted doesn't like tight spaces, immigrants and neon lights
I Love Mexicans!
Because he said something...NOT-COOL about New York cuz it is not conservative
Hasnain Abbas Dilawar wow still haven't moved on have you? Ted Cruz is a great senator overall. I'm FROM NJ and I say Texas is lucky to have him. He gets alot of hate because he's a man of principles, and stands by them.
BTW illegal aliens aren't immigrants, and will never be immigrants. . Our legal immigrants are great people
I see from the comments that most people here still base everything they believe on silly old stereotypes. And the others are jealous they they can't afford to live there.
Caro Wells or NY is less enjoyable than what it was not that long ago.
Just try to listen to what people have to say, most of them are locals so they have a point
The Deliverance soundtrack would be the perfect accoutrement to that voice over.
What is the song at 2:03? I hear it in Spotify ads all the time lol
Midtown is where I go to suffer.
Yeah we are absolutely just as bad as San Francisco financially. I can’t wait to get out of nyc we work for absolutely no reason at all. Our money made goes absolutely no where
Well edited, great narration, great music. Thumps up
But I am not a fan of most of the soul-less wallet drenching restaurants mentioned.
volumelow *thumps up back at you*
MIDt...is a tourist trap. Visit Brooklyn, that's now a truer new york
Gery A
GERY A, I left NYC in 1999....I lived in Ridgewood for 20 years..loved the location, people and ease of access to MannyHatta... things must have shitted out there. Come to think of it ....everywhere is crappier now.
40% of the people living in Brooklyn weren’t born in Brooklyn.
Gery A ....you say that because you ain't from NY my G
Darin Redfox ... unfortunately true, all the new Yorkers have been pushed out.
Brooklyn (and Queens and the Bronx and Manhattan north of 110th St) are less distorted by money than Midtown and Downtown.
Staten Island is in a category of its own, I suppose...
I hate living in big cities. It feels like entertainment are meant to expensive.
Where is the music from 1:12 from? ThenX / Chris Heria uses it..
"The GCS is used by over a million a week"
China & India: "hold my beer".
I even saw a woman wearing saree...Indians r truly everywhere
I live in socialized housing in Williamsburg.
Uthum ...what?
Public housing?
where is that ?
I really like the music at 0:38, anyone knows if there is a full track?
3:42 what a view
It's Niko bellics fault
the Urban Space is always soo packed
RUclips, you are spying on my chrome search again...
Come to the real Midtown, the one in London. It's got everything Manhattan has and more.
Ed Krish NO
Funnu
Midtown Manhattan? This whole city isn't what it used to be. I was born in Kips Bay and raised in Woodside, Queens right across the East River. Gentrification, unaffordable housing and new money carpetbaggers have ruined the very city I grew up in.
My new, 2nd favorite part of the city💛
Central Park is still first✅🌿☘💚🍃🍂🌾
I actually thought of the A train tbh
NEW YORK, WITH A PERSON SPEAKING WITH A BRITISH ACCENT, SOOOO WEIRD....
Isn't there a Four Seasons Midtown hotel??
I think it's in the TY warner building??
One day I'll visit!
impala6464 you’ll love it
impala6464 sarcasm?🤨😂
impala6464 fuk dat one day ill live there.
New York is awesome have fun
I wish this video would cover also amazing new architecture rising up in Midtown - super-skinny skyscrapers. And also cover MoMA, Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall and other cultural attractions. They just made it about food :(
So midtown has a couple new eateries. Great, but not the demographic or cultural shift I was hoping this video would explain.
I worked there for 9 years when I was young. That was enough.
So just to be clear, Midtown is now cool because it has a new food hall and a speakeasy at the top of one of the most expensive hotels in the city.
Flavour Concentration Booths 🤩🤩😃😃😃😃😃
"It doesn't get any Ritz-ier than Fifth Ave." Any real NYER knows that Madison Avenue is where the real shop are. Fifth Ave is for tourist. Any the context of this video, Fifth is correct to be "expensive".
Is my math wrong or something. You could eat at 3 different restaurants a day x 365 days that's 1095 restaurants in a year. So couldn't it take you 40-45 years to eat at every restaurant in new york, not 125 years?
everything between 14th street and central park?? No. Between 34th Street and Central Park between 8 and 1 Ave.
Mid town Manhattan is from 34th to 59th street and not from 14th street.
I like NYC but I could never live there. I would hate to ride the subway every day and deal with crazy people who want to push me onto the train tracks. Or someone just bursting into song to get attention or an argument or fight breaking out and cell phones being brought out to record and I end up in a RUclips fight video lol.
BabyboyDet
Pushing people onto the tracks is just fun.
BabyboyDet it’s just unreliable and dirty
BabyboyDet More people ride the NYC subway than there are people who live in LA. Odds getting push on the tracks has to be lower than getting hit by lightning 🌩.
Midtown Manhattan will always be the Center of the Universe.
Justin Liu ...jealous? And racist.
American isn't a race you stupid dumbass, and no I live in Toronto, it's the best city in the world by a long shot. New York can't even make it to top 30
Justin Liu what? Seems like you’re very Canadian centric about completely subjective things.
Wow, just wow. What a hypocrite!! I live in an area of Queens now that is predominately Asian (Chinese and Korean) and they have the fucking nerve to complain about being discriminated against, yet, they are buying up homes that cost a million or more in CASH, opening tons of businesses that only cater to other ASIANS, half don't speak English, they push their culture on everyone else and get sensitive when another race disagrees with them or tries to stop their constant construction at town hall meetings, have over crowded our schools, our parks, caused traffic to become horrendous, have left us without parking spots because they knock down the 1 family homes they buy and rebuild 3, 6 and even 9 family homes on the lot, thus leaving no yard, lawn or parking spaces for that home and moving more Asians into those box sized apts. in those homes!!!!! Are you fucking kidding me?
Justin Liu new York is way more popular than gay ass Toronto
All of these make me don’t want to go for a visit. Can’t afford.
What are the soundtracks in this video?
Most of the stuff in midtown or overpriced! Eat like that every day and you will be broke in no time!
I avoid midtown like a plague. 34th, FiDi and astor all day
Real New Yorkers with money don't hang out in times square they hang out down town Manhattan where the real Lifestyle is mid town is for tourists.
WE WANT THE OLD NYC BACK WHEN IT WAS AFFORDABLE AND NOT A TOURIST TRAP / UNAFFORDABLE/ EXPENSIVE ASS CITY ITS BECOMING WE WANT IT TO BE AMAZING AGAIN AND NOT SOME SHITHOLE PLACE WHERE YUPPIES GO
Midtown starts at 34th st below that is Chelsea,the flatiron district and the meat packing district. This narrator needs to get his facts straight.
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Hassan tower