Book Description
New York is notorious for its high prices. The answer? Frommer's New York from $90 a Day, which makes the Big Apple affordable. Unlike most of the competition, it's thoroughly updated every year to keep on top of the latest changes in this fast-paced city.
The guide is meticulously researched by expert author Brian Silverman, who has uncovered the city's best bargains. You'll rely on his candid, in-depth reviews of the city's best bargain accommodations, from rooms in charming B&Bs to spacious family suites, plus her tips on finding great weekend packages. Our author will show you incredible deals on dining, from the city's best pizza to affordable fixed-price dinners in French bistros.
We'll show you all the sights, plus the best things to do for free, from strolling Central Park to attending a TV show taping. Rely on us for a complete shopper's guide to affordable fashion and housewares, collectibles, used books, cheap CDs, and more. We'll also show you how to enjoy New York's legendary nightlife for less, with details on free Lincoln Center concerts, discount tickets for Broadway shows, great neighborhood bars, and hip clubs with low cover charges. You'll even get a color fold-out map and full-color subway map!
From the Back Cover
"Written in the spirit of discovery, as Frommer's guides always have been, and it bears the time-tested pedigree." —Chicago Sun-Times
Gershwin Hotel, Flatiron District, from $49.50 and up per person double with private bathroom.
Frommer's Dollar-A-Day guides show you how to travel in style—without breaking the bank. You'll find inexpensive accommodations that don't skimp on comfort. Affordable restaurants where locals go for a good meal. And all the best sightseeing and shopping values. Frommer's Dollar-A-Day guidebooks. First-class travel on a budget.
Everything You Need for an Unforgettable—and Affordable—Trip! Inviting, affordable places to stay from the Lower East to the Upper West Side. Great dining at unbelivably low prices in romantic bistros and ethnic gems from the Bronx to the Battery. A complete sightseeing guide, from masterpieces at the Met to TV show tapings with tips on how to get reduced or free admission. A shopper's guide to affordable fashions, music, gifts and much more, and which neighborhoods offer the best bargains. Low-cost nightlife: discount theater tickets, free concerts, dance and spoken word, and Shakespeare in the Park.
About the Author
Brian Silverman has written about travel, food, sports, and music for publications such as Saveur, Caribbean Travel & Life, Islands, American Way, The New Yorker, and the New York Times. He is the author of several books, including Going, Going, Gone: The History, Lore and Mystique of the Home Run and co-editor of The Twentieth Century Treasury of Sports. Brian lives in New York City with his wife and children.
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