Stomp! is finally gone from the Orpheum! How many decades was it there? And Baczynsky's does have the best kielbasa. My old neighborhood! The area was once known as "Klein Deutschland": Little Germany, back in the late 19th century. On St. Mark's Place near 3rd is an old German Shooting Club - just past Funky Town. Just one omission: Across the street (to the left) of the new St. John's Univ. building is the original Cooper Union building, where Lincoln debated in 1859 (?). Then he went to McSorley's for some ale.
This was another great walking tour. I do have a mixed Slavic ancestry, and included in that is Polish and Ukrainan. Cabagge rolls, kielbasa, and vareneky (pierogies) are great. Cheers, Antonio! 👍🏻👍🏻✌️
Just wanted to thank you for the amazing videos. Only recently found your channel but I'm obsessed. I'm a Brit who is desperate to visit NYC, Staten Island and Hoboken, and in particular, Hudson Yards and the High Line. Thank you for showcasing parts of NY we don't typically see. Have also recently found your Instagram and your photography is stunning. Again, thank you for putting a smile on my face. I could literally listen to your talk all day. Love your passion and your accent! Please, have a cannolo on me!
Thank you so much for reaching out and your feedback. I'm glad to hear you are enjoying the content. I appreciate the donation, that is encouraging. I hope you get to visit the city someday, I'm glad that I introduced you to the city's attractions. :) Hoboken is awesome, along Washington street.
Another excellent walk. Always love the East Village. I ate at Veselka years ago. It was the first time I ever had authentic versions of pierogies. St. Marks is legendary. It seemed more edgy back in the old days but it’s still great
Stomp! is finally gone from the Orpheum! How many decades was it there? And Baczynsky's does have the best kielbasa. My old neighborhood! The area was once known as "Klein Deutschland": Little Germany, back in the late 19th century. On St. Mark's Place near 3rd is an old German Shooting Club - just past Funky Town. Just one omission: Across the street (to the left) of the new St. John's Univ. building is the original Cooper Union building, where Lincoln debated in 1859 (?). Then he went to McSorley's for some ale.
a long time, I didn't know it was decades.
This was another great walking tour. I do have a mixed Slavic ancestry, and included in that is Polish and Ukrainan. Cabagge rolls, kielbasa, and vareneky (pierogies) are great. Cheers, Antonio! 👍🏻👍🏻✌️
Very cool! Love that cuisine and the people.
Fantastic walk! Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it
Just wanted to thank you for the amazing videos. Only recently found your channel but I'm obsessed. I'm a Brit who is desperate to visit NYC, Staten Island and Hoboken, and in particular, Hudson Yards and the High Line. Thank you for showcasing parts of NY we don't typically see. Have also recently found your Instagram and your photography is stunning. Again, thank you for putting a smile on my face. I could literally listen to your talk all day. Love your passion and your accent! Please, have a cannolo on me!
Thank you so much for reaching out and your feedback. I'm glad to hear you are enjoying the content. I appreciate the donation, that is encouraging. I hope you get to visit the city someday, I'm glad that I introduced you to the city's attractions. :) Hoboken is awesome, along Washington street.
@@Antonioonthego It's my pleasure, really. Can't wait to see more of what you do.
Another excellent walk. Always love the East Village. I ate at Veselka years ago. It was the first time I ever had authentic versions of pierogies. St. Marks is legendary. It seemed more edgy back in the old days but it’s still great
The street definitely changed a bit. I love Veselka, but my favorite Polish restaurants are in Greenpoint Brooklyn.