tommyc_37 wrote:
Hopefully a craft beer BAR, versus shop. We have enough places to buy retail craft beer! A craft beer-focused bar would be so successful, and a welcome addition to Barcade and Pint.

tommyc_37 wrote:
You mean La Isla Nuevo, the meat market?

MadMan wrote:
Thoughts on Waldo Lofts? Does anyone live there?

Asif wrote:
And if the guy asked to meet in Hoboken, shouldn't he know of a few great places???

Nori wrote:
If you can replicate the pizza made at razza's at home with a conventional oven, I applaud you and will give you everything I own.

Mark - You may just not have a palate for quality food bc you are used to foods high in sodium an sugar as are most people in this country.

Razza's pizzas are very similar to the way pizza is made in italy. Even though this is all subjective, to say their pizzas aren't good is false.

asny10011 wrote:
Mark, i feel the same... the bread is too chewy and doughy feeling for me... but that's just me. To each his own. However, I enjoy its ambience and proximity. I like the pizza crust at Roman Nose much more. Yum.

tommyc_37 wrote:
Mark, that's surprising. Just out of curiosity, can you name a venue that makes pizza that you would consider excellent? Razza's pizza, and all Neopolitan style pizzas, in my opinion appeal to a different palate than a NY pizza slice joint. I enjoy both, but both are quite different.

I have no affiliation with the restaurant in even the slightest way; I'm just a pizza fanatic and I find Razza's offering to be pretty close to lightning in a bottle.

mscottc wrote:
It's worth the trip if you have a car.

fat-ass-bike wrote:
https://postalinspectors.uspis.gov/contactus/filecomplaint.aspx

File a complaint link

fat-ass-bike wrote:
NJ gets 2 mentions on the world arena - Well done Christie, you're doing a hell of a job - We should look for help from countries and cities in India and Afghanistan for help that didn't get a mention!

SilveryJessica wrote:
I am looking for someone reputable, with actual listening and problem solving skills, to fix two laptops I have. One of them needs a new motherboard and the other one has weird quirky problems that only a Jedi can probably figure out. I had a great place in Park Slope where I was living until recently, and brought them there, and the owner DISAPPEARED for over two months with them. He closed his business and vanished. The day I filed a police report, he turned up again, saying he had been in the hospital and he was sorry. Meanwhile, they are not fixed. I can't go through that again. Anyone know of a place where the people are not flakes and they actually fix things the first time? Thank you!

nyrgravey9 wrote:
People actually buy tickets for the Light Rail? Who knew...

HPYC wrote:
Quick question for the crowd. When you have a 2-way street with crosswalks but no signals or stop signs (like Jersey Ave), I assume the requirement to stop for pedestrians in the crosswalk is the same, right? I ask because I have often stopped on my side, only to have about a million cars coming the other way fail to stop, to the point where the people behind me are honking, but the pedestrian still can't cross.

Am I wrong about this, and is there some exemption for 2-way streets? It seems like there's about a 1% chance of cars going in both directions stopping at the crossing...

On the subject of deathtrap crossings. The un-signaled crosswalk on Marin near the 12th St. Holland Tunnel entrance. There are huge, neon yellow warning signs, but if you cross there when people are rushing to get into the tunnel you are totally taking your life in your own hands.

asny10011 wrote:
Don't get me started on the delayed walking sign on Grove and Columbus.....people need to follow signals and not just walk when it is red.

bricks wrote:
Pay the ticket. You broke the law. Why would you go to court? You admittedly did exactly what you were charged with.