New York’s # 1 Hot Dog

A Classic New York Bite You Can’t Miss

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In today’s email:

• New York’s # 1 Hot Dog

• A Visitor’s Guide to Central Park

• Around the Web: The Museum of Food and Drink; Where Jazz Lives;

  Broadway Beyond the Big Shows and a whole lot more…

• From Social Media - The Ultimate New York Travel Guide

• A Bite Out Of the Big Apple - How One of NYC’s Best Chefs Makes The Perfect Steak

• Curiosity Corner - Eating At The BEST Reviewed HOT DOG Stands in New York City

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New York’s # 1 Hot Dog

No trip to New York City is complete without trying a legendary Sabrett® hot dog, the all-beef frankfurter famous for its juicy flavour and signature snap! Found under the city’s iconic blue and yellow umbrellas, Sabrett® hot dogs are served on street corners, at food carts, and even at Madison Square Garden. Loved by locals and tourists alike, they’re more than just a snack – they’re part of New York’s cultural identity. Whether you're strolling through Central Park, catching a game, or exploring Times Square, a Sabrett® “all the way” – loaded with onions, mustard and sauerkraut – is the perfect bite. Don’t forget to grab a pack at local supermarkets before heading home!

Hotdog stands on the street of New York - Shutterstock

A Visitor’s Guide to Central Park

Welcome to Central Park, New York City’s iconic urban oasis! Located in the heart of Manhattan, Central Park is a sprawling green space that offers a retreat from the hustle and bustle of the city. 

Whether you’re looking for outdoor activities, cultural attractions or simply a place to relax, Central Park has something for everyone. Let us be your guide to this enchanting park.

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Around The Web

The Museum of Food and Drink

Located in the vibrant DUMBO neighborhood of Brooklyn, the Museum of Food and Drink (MOFAD) is a unique destination for food lovers and curious minds alike. Situated on the second floor of the iconic Empire Stores building, the museum explores the cultural, historical, and scientific aspects of food and drink

Where Jazz Lives

If you want to step back into a bygone era of a Harlem jazz speakeasy, with live "in your face" jazz, you must come see Bill Saxton lead the Harlem All-Stars at Bill’s Place every Friday & Saturday night, performing the best jazz to be heard anywhere

A Historic Maritime Landmark

Built in 1929, Lightship #115 "Frying Pan" served as a floating lighthouse until 1965, guiding ships off Cape Fear, NC. Rescued from the Chesapeake Bay in the 1980s, it now serves as a café and historical attraction in Hudson River Park, New York. Designated a historic site, it’s a symbol of New York City's maritime history

Louis Valentino Jr. Park and Pier

Located at the western end of Coffey Street in Red Hook, Brooklyn, this park offers stunning views of the Statue of Liberty, Manhattan skyline, and sunsets. Accessible by subway, bus, or ferry, it’s a peaceful spot for locals and tourists to relax by the waterfront

What is Historic Richmond Town?

Historic Richmond Town interprets and restores a living history village, operates a historical museum, and collects and preserves material culture to inspire engagement with and understanding of the diverse histories of Staten Island

Broadway Beyond the Big Shows

New York’s bright lights don’t stop at Times Square. For every blockbuster Broadway production, there are smaller stages offering unforgettable stories, historic venues that shaped American theatre, and intimate performances that bring audiences closer to the action. Step off the tourist trail and into the world of Off-Broadway magic, where creativity thrives beyond the curtain call.

Whether you're keen to explore theatre history, discover rising stars, or score last-minute tickets without breaking the bank, this guide invites you to see a different side of the stage. It's not just about what’s playing—it’s about how theatre lives and breathes in the heart of New York

Broadway and 44st Street Signs, Manhattan, New York City at night - Shutterstock

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From Social Media

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A Bite Out Of the Big Apple

How One of NYC’s Best Chefs Makes The Perfect Steak

Curiosity Corner

Eating At The BEST Reviewed HOT DOG Stands in New York City

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