Every stoner NYC guide on this site starts the same way: what the block feels like, where to eat, what to do baked, and the stuff nobody puts on a postcard. Pick a neighborhood, or use the five-borough map on the home page. Staten Island has its own guide, ferry included.
Manhattan
Pastrami, knishes, dumplings and the Williamsburg Bridge walk, all off the F.
Lower East Side guideSt. Marks after dark, Tompkins Square and the most late-night food per block in Manhattan.
East Village guideJoe's on Carmine, Film Forum, jazz basements and sunsets on the Hudson.
West Village guideSoul food, Apollo history, Marcus Garvey Park and the best stoops uptown.
Harlem guideDumplings, roast meats, Columbus Park and the old bakeries.
Chinatown guideBrooklyn
Nitehawk, Domino Park, Bedford Ave and the bridge back to the LES.
Williamsburg guideMurals, warehouse nights, taco spots and Roberta's, all along the L.
Bushwick guidePolish bakeries, Peter Pan donuts and skyline views from the waterfront.
Greenpoint guidePatties, roti and oxtail, the Brooklyn Museum and the Botanic Garden.
Crown Heights & Prospect Heights guideProspect Park, Nitehawk, brownstone stoops and Fifth Ave munchies.
Park Slope guideThe boardwalk, the Wonder Wheel, Nathan's and the end of the line.
Coney Island guideQueens
Greek tavernas, Steinway Street, the Moving Image museum and Astoria Park.
Astoria guideMoMA PS1, the Pepsi-Cola sign and the best skyline view in the city.
Long Island City guideMomos, arepas and the best food walk under the 7.
Jackson Heights guideBasement food halls, hand-pulled noodles and the Unisphere.
Flushing guide
