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| Sushi Spots in Lincoln Square |
Who doesn't love good sushi? If you're craving some sashimi or rolls, Lincoln Square has a handful of spots to enjoy.
Chef Masa Takayama's
established and high-end Japanese restaurant
Masa
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on the fourth floor of
The Shops at Columbus Circle
, offers
a fixed-price sushi menu of $595 per person, not including beverages and tax. The experience is intimate and an exercise in visual and flavorful satisfaction. This modern and elegant spot requires reservations, with more details available here
. At the same location,
Bar Masa
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offers an exceptional menu of sushi and sashimi a la carte in a
refined, modern setting at more affordable prices.
Click here to see a sample menu
of Chef Masa's fresh, experimental approach to authentic Japanese cuisine.
Also in The Shops at Columbus Circle in the lower concourse, Whole Foods Market has a Japanese style sushi counter, called Genji, where patrons can sit and enjoy fresh Japanese cuisine for lunch or grab pre-made sushi plates to go made daily. The service is fast enough for a weekday lunch break if you work or live in the neighborhood. You can view a sample menu here before you stop in to taste for yourself.
Further up Broadway at 49 West 64th Street, Atlantic Grill is a wonderful seafood eatery offering delicious raw bar, plate, and sushi options in a sophisticated and stylish atmosphere. The menu lists some unique sushi roll options and classic sushi and sashimi pieces.
You can make a lunch or dinner
reservation here
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You can also grab quick and easy to-go containers of lunchtime sushi at Melissa's Gourmet if you're in a pinch for time. The deli and sandwich market at 1875 Broadway offers a few standard sushi options that won't set you back an entire meal's worth of time if you want a bit of sushi mid-day.
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| Lincoln Square Stories: Meet the Manager |
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| Evelyn Negron, Innovation Luggage |
Up on the corner of Broadway and West 68th Street sits a
specialty luggage shop that really knows bags, brands, and carry-on rules. A great store
for all things baggage related,
Innovation Luggage offers a large selection of suitcases, travel bags, purses, backpacks, and more, and has a long history as a retailer in New York City.
Inside of Innovation Luggage at 2001 Broadway, you'll find Evelyn Negron, the Store Manager working at this location since 2008--almost 10 years. Evelyn has overall been working for Innovation Luggage for 23 years. While working, Evelyn does her best to be personally attentive to all of the shop's customers, as does her friendly staff, who not only know a great deal about the merchandise, but are also
experts in packing for domestic and international travel and can answer your questions as you search for the right travel gear.
Innovation Luggage carries high quality bags from B
riggs and Riley, Tumi, and Rimowa, plus the store now has the latest lines from Swiss Army and Victorinox. But the store doesn't just sell bags;
it sells great hiking
packs, travel accessories, wallets and sturdy umbrellas. The store also offers delivery, can do special orders, and will competitively match prices from other stores and online, allowing for the best deals and customer service.
So, next time you need a messenger bag for work, a backpack for biking, or a new suitcase and umbrella, stop into Innovation Luggage and say "hi" to Evelyn Negron, a local in Lincoln Square!
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| Two New Exhibits Set to Open at the American Folk Art Museum |
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Untitled, Eugen Gabritschevsky (1893-1979)
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Eugen Gabritschevsky: Theater of the Imperceptible features the work of the Russian-born artist
Eugen Gabritschevsky whose
successful career in science was cut short by the deterioration of his mental health, leading to his admission into a psychiatric hospital in Germany in 1931. This first in-depth exhibition of Gabritschevsky's relatively unknown artistic contribution is composed of more than eighty artworks, a film, publications, and archival documents.
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Untitled, Carlo Zinelli (1916-1974) |
Carlo Zinelli (1916-1974) is the first museum exhibition of the r
evered Italian artist in the United States.
The show highlights four distinct phases in Zinelli's oeuvre and new scholarship, through a selection of fifty-five paintings (many displayed double-sided), audio recordings, a film, and images by
Life
magazine photographer John Phillips.
The American Folk Art Museum is located at 2 Lincoln Square, on Columbus Avenue between 65th and 66th Streets. Admission is free. See all of the museum's upcoming events at folkartmuseum.org.
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Get Healthier Skin from Kiehl's
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| Son of Dublin at Christ & Saint Stephen's Episcopal Church |
The concert's vibrant cast of classical singers and stage performers will perform over
20 songs from a program of original tunes and traditional Irish music such as "Molly", "Mary Came Over To Me", and "Old Ireland Shall Be Free".
Tickets for "Son of Dublin"
are $10 to $35 and are available v
ia
vhrplive.org
and
tdf.org
up until noon on performance days.
To order by phone call 917.815.8899. Full price tickets are available at the door. Performances begin at 8:00pm at
Christ & Saint Stephen's Episcopal Church, which is located at
120 West 69th Street.
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Join the NYC Commission on Human Rights at a Forum on Women's Issues
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Featured Speakers:
- Tatyana Fazlalizadeh, Artist
- Linda Sarsour, Racial Justice Activist and Organizer
Panel Discussions:
- Identifying and combating street and sexual harassment with
Hollaback!, TransLatina Network, and Brooklyn Movement Center.
- Building coalitions across communities with Sauti Yetu, African
Communities Together, MinKwon Center, Women for Afghan Women,
Violence Intervention Program, and Diaspora Community Services.
If you have questions or need to request an assistive listening device,
language interpretation, or other accommodation, please indicate
such in your RSVP email by March 2, 2017.
The facility is wheelchair accessible.
Breakfast will be served. Click here to see a flyer.
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1841 Broadway, Suite 1112 |
New York, NY 10023
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