Find a Grave www.findagrave.com | Leonard Bernstein is buried at the highest point in Brooklyn and other six-feet-under locations and lore. |
Sushi NYC www.sushinyc.com | Sushi and nothing but: restaurants, etiquette and a glossary to remind you of the difference between kaki and kani. |
Oasis NYC www.oasisnyc.net | Mapping technology gives you zoomable bird's-eye views over the city. |
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Menu Pages www.menupages.com | Menus from almost any restaurant in Manhattan you can think of, viewable on screen and in a printable format. Clearly assembled by obsessives (our kind of people). |
Dubé www.dube.com | Even if you're not into juggling, this site has delightful black and white pics of jugglers of the past century throughout its catalogue (plus Rola Bola balance boards for sale). |
Strange NY www.strangeny.com | A peach tree by the FDR, the haunted house on West 10th and other oddities that make up the quiddity of the city. |
The Morning News www.themorningnews.org | An appealing mix of headlines, stories, New York musings, reviews, and fashion. |
Weegee www.icp.org/weegee | We can never get enough of Weegee's world. |
Rao's www.raos.com | As close as we're likely ever to come to a meal at the fabled, ever-elusive eatery. Sigh. |
Billburg www.billburg.com | Yeah, yeah, hipster central and all that. But Billburg is also a model of a community website. |
NY World's Fair '64 www.nywf64.com | Warning: if you're into this sort of thing, you could spend insane amounts of time surfing this site. As we have. Also, info on the proposed Air and Space Museum. |
Johnny Fox's Freakatorium www.freakatorium.com | As they say, 'prepare to be amazed'. Fun. |
Other Music www.othermusic.com | Even their categories make us happy: Groove, Then, Electronica, Krautrock, etc. Staff commentary on releases and downloads. |
NYC Bloggers www.nycbloggers.com | A starting point for the intriguing world of public and often highly personal journals, with a range of subjects befitting the web. Look for blogs by Nick Denton and Howard Sherman (his is called Nuggets) among 2051 (at last count) others in the city. |