The 234 Apartment

In Long Island City , Queens , at the cross of Broadway and 33rd Street , on the third and last floor of the building, you will find a charming three bedroom fully furnished apartment . The living room features a cozy sofa in front of the television to help you unwind after a long day hard at work. There is a coffee table, a desk and a library. There is also an air conditioning unit . The open kitchen has dark wood cabinets . There are bar stools to sit at while still being a part of the conversation happening in the living room or eating dinner while watching your favorite tv show . All three bedrooms feature a double sized bed , a dresser as well as a closet for maximum storage space . On those hot summer days you will be able to take advantage of the air conditioning unit . The bathroom has a bathtub, a sink and a toilet.  Welcome to the vibrant and friendly of the Queens neighborhood, Astoria ! You will never be bored as there will always be something fun happening! You will...

Short on amenities but long on lore, some of New Orleans’ most popular bars might be considered dives in other cities. But here, bars with storied pasts, the patina of good times had and the anything-goes vibe of a diverse clientele are regarded as hallowed ground for their regulars. They are found in old buildings that had previous lives as homes or corner stores which imbues them with the sort of authenticity you just don’t find in newer establishments. While such institutions are the stomping grounds of locals, visitors are universally welcome, whether you show up for a late- night music performance or drop in for a drink during the middle of the day. French Quarter Aunt Tiki’s:  Don’t let the name fool you; there are no umbrella drinks here. And don’t even think about ordering one, the bartender might toss you out. What you will find is a worn sofa, a well-stocked jukebox and extra-strong cocktails at hard-to-beat prices. Who needs mai tais?  Chart Room:  When this local landmark ...

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