Showing posts with label NYC Transportation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NYC Transportation. Show all posts

Friday, May 26, 2017

Spend Your Saturday at Smorgasburg

Memorial Day Weekend marks the official start of summer — that means, the days of outdoor restaurants, rooftop bars, and open-air food flea markets are upon us! A staple among New Yorkers and Long Islanders alike is Brooklyn's famous Smorgasburg. The food festival features almost 100 vendors that sell mind-blowingly delicious treats. That’s why we’ve compiled a list of the vendors you’ve just GOT to try this weekend!


Baked Cheese Haus:
These Wisconsin cheese fiends have brought raclette to Brooklyn! Whats raclette you ask? A block of cheese is melted on a heated stand and then scraped onto Baked Cheese Haus' signature subs — toasted baguettes with cured ham, cornichons, and green onions.



Burrito Juarez:
These Juárez natives joined forces to serve the same Mexican burritos found in their hometown. — Spoiler Alert: They put Chipotle to shame. The wheat tortillas are made fresh to order and layered with your choice of fillings. Choose from refried beans, organic chicken or brisket, fresh chile sauce, and more.



Destination Dumplings:
Indulge in fresh and crispy pan-fried dumplings inspired by flavors from all over the world. Queens natives, Tristan Chin-Fatt and Andrew Steinberg, were influenced by their culturally diverse heritages — Chinese-Jamaican and African American-Jewish, respectively.


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John’s Juice
Using a super fancy imported Japanese machine, John's Juice instantly blends juices inside their skins. The result is a delicious juice in a waste-free receptacle — did we mention they make for awesome Instagram pictures!?


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Pop Pasta:
Two words: Spaghetti Donut — What more do you need to know? Similar to a traditional Italian spaghetti pie, strands of spaghetti are molded into donut form and baked until crispy and delicious. Choose from red sauce, aglio e olio, or carbonara style.



Strange Flavor Burger Shack:
Looking for a spicy twist? Strange Flavor Burger Shack infuses America's favorite dishes with heat! Some of our favorite menu items include the fried sesame pancake stuffed with spicy mayo brisket and cucumber salad covered in chili oil.

Ready to chow down? Skip the train delays and pricey cab rides. Dynasty Limousine has got you covered! Contact us at 631-587-8500 to reserve your ride today!

Wednesday, May 3, 2017

Dynasty Limousine’s 2017 Broadway Roundup

The 2017 Tony Award nominees were announced yesterday during a live webcast from The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts at Lincoln Center. Which nominee for Best Musical do you think is the front-runner? Read on for a full list of nominees:


  • “Come From Away”: “Come From Away” details the selfless hospitality provided by the residents of Newfoundland, Canada, following the morning of September 11, 2001. Residents provided asylum to 6,700 passengers whose flights were diverted in the wake of the 9/11 terror attacks on New York City. This musical is free of political satire and reminds the audience of a time when the nation stood united as one. A welcome sentiment in today’s harsh political climate.
  • “Dear Evan Hansen”: Are you a fan of the Netflix Original, 13 Reasons Why? Then you’re sure to be mesmerized by “Dear Evan Hansen.” This angsty musical follows the lives of high school students dealing with the death of their classmate — a boy who was considered to be the “class freak.” The beautiful songs touch on loss, grief, self-delusion, and finding your tribe among other things.
  • “Groundhog Day”: Bill Murray must be so proud! “Groundhog Day” is a musical adaptation of the 1993 film of the same name. Irritable city weatherman Phil Conners is stuck in small-town America, forced to relive the same monotonous day, over and over again —  until he meets Rita Hanson!

Do you think anyone was left off the list for Best Musical? We’d love to hear from you on our Facebook page! A complete list of nominations in all categories can be found at TonyAwards.com.

What Tony Award nominated productions do you plan on seeing this summer? Once you've chosen a show, call Dynasty Limousine to take care of your transportation needs! Contact us at (631) 587-8500 to book your reservation today!

Tuesday, January 17, 2017

NYC Attractions Week 1/17 - 2/5

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First we filled you in on New York City’s Winter Restaurant Week, then Broadway Week, and now — NYC Attractions Week! That’s right, New York City doesn’t hibernate and neither should you. With the same kind of deal as Broadway Week, visitors can expect to receive 2-for-1 tickets to some of their favorite museums and tours throughout the Big Apple (use offer code: AWW17):

The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) Admission
Be sure to print this in-person voucher to receive 2-for-1 tickets for full price adult, senior or student general admission (excludes private group tours and private VIP tours).

Empire State Building Premium Experience
Enjoy a 90 minute guided tour with an Empire State Building Observatory Ambassador where you’ll receive VIP priority access throughout the visit and a commemorative souvenir photograph. Only 7 people per tour, 2 tickets per transaction.

Urban Oyster Tours
Discover the undiscovered! Learn more about local eateries and hidden gems through food and drink. Exclusions include the Craft Beer Harbor Sail and Private Brewery, Winery, Distillery Tours.

Madame Tussauds New York Celebrity Admission
The Celebrity admission ticket package includes admission to Madame Tussauds New York. The Marvel 4D movie experience and the Ghostbusters: Dimension Virtual/Hyper-Reality Experience are also available for an additional fee.

One World Observatory General Admission
Your General Admission ticket includes access to all three floors of One World Observatory, arrival via The Sky Pod elevators, an exiting New York City film presentation in the SEE FOREVER theater, and special features like access to curated eateries from casual cafe fare to seated fine dining at ONE.

For even more tours, museums, and attractions - visit NYC: The Official Guide.

Eliminate the stress of NYC travel by booking your transportation with Dynasty Limousine! And while you’re at it, why not make a day out of it! Enjoy lunch at Maysville or Haru, followed by one of the above attractions, then finish your evening with a show on Broadway! Contact us today to  view our availability.

Monday, January 16, 2017

2017 NYC Broadway Week 1/17 - 2/5

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Looking to see a Broadway show, without breaking the bank? You’re in luck -- tomorrow begins NYC Broadway Week where attendees can score 2-for-1 tickets to some of Broadway’s top productions (sadly, Hamilton isn’t included).

With performances only through February 5th, tickets are selling fast! See below for some can’t miss shows on the Great White Way!

Wicked - The untold true story of the Witches of Oz is offering 2-for-1 tickets and seat upgrades! If you haven’t seen this long running hit show yet, now’s your chance! Find out why The New York Times calls this musical “Broadway’s biggest blockbuster.”
Appropriate for all ages.

Waitress - Inspired by Adrienne Shell’s beloved film and sung to the tune of 6-time Grammy nominee Sara Bareilles, this performance is a little “slice” of heaven. An uplifting and entertaining musical celebrating friendship, motherhood, and of course -- a good pie. Don’t skip on the mini-pies for purchase, trust us!
Appropriate for teens and adults.

The Front Page - Jack O’Brien’s revival of a 1928 satire of newspaper reporters features a truly stellar cast -- Nathan Lane, John Slattery, John Goodman -- and has been reviewed as “a summit of American screwball comedy” according to Time Out New York.
Appropriate for ages 12+ - children under the age of 4 are not permitted in the theater.


School of Rock - Based on the famous Paramount film starring Jack Black, School of Rock the Musical follows Dewey Finn -- a wannabe rock star who poses as a substitute teacher at a prestigious prep school (who decides to tweak its curriculum). May the spirit of the rock be with you!
Appropriate for all ages.

For the complete list of Broadway shows participating is discounted tickets for Broadway Week, click here!

The planning doesn't stop once you've chosen which show you'll attend. Next, it's time to take care of transportation! Taking a crowded train into Penn Station is less than ideal. Navigating through the city by car can also be stressful with limited parking.

Eliminate the stress by choosing Dynasty Limo to provide your transportation! Call us at (631) 587-8500 to book your reservation today!

Monday, November 28, 2016

Get into the Christmas Spirit with These NYC Happenings


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Cue Andy Williams - it’s officially the most, wonderful time of the year.  If you’re not excited yet, we have some ways to help you get into the holiday spirit. 

From brightly lit Christmas Trees to ice skating and holiday shopping galore - gather some friends, family, and Dynasty Limousine for a day or evening around the city this holiday season. 
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Check out Rockefeller Plaza: The annual Christmas Tree lighting will take place this Wednesday, November 30th at Rockefeller Plaza. Attending the event is free and open to the public, but it’s on a first-come, first-served basis. AKA - there will be crowds, there will be chaos. If you’d prefer to skip the excitement, watch from the comfort of your own home on NBC from 7p - 9p then head in to see the tree any day prior to January 7th. 

But the tree isn’t the only attraction at Rockefeller - skating at The Rink at Rockefeller is a New York City tradition. Again, general admission skating is available on a first-come, first-served basis. 

Head to the Bank of America Winter Village at Bryant Park: Christmas tree, plus ice skating, plus food and holiday shopping? Win, win, win! Experience the Tree Lighting Skate-tacular this Friday at 6pm staring internationally acclaimed figure skaters performing to live Christmas music played by NYC big band, Lapis Luna. After the tree is lit, the rink will open again to the public with an additional hour-long concert of holiday favorites! 

Aside from this Friday’s event - take advantage of free ice skating and holiday shopping happening all season long. Ice skating is free if your BYO-Skate, otherwise you can rent a pair for $20 for use (helmet, bag check, lock purchase, socks, and more are also available for a price). Then be sure to check out the European inspired open-air Holiday Market featuring food and artisans from around the world! 

Grab a bite at Rolf’s Restaurant: TimeOut said it best - “Rolf’s is what we imagine the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree to feel like on the inside.” With hundreds of ornaments coupled with sparkling lights, this German restaurant is the it place during the holiday season (seriously, you can watch the line form out the door!). Call and place a reservation today!

Plan an unforgettable trip to New York City this holiday season without the headache driving and public transportation may cause. Sit back and relax, while Dynasty Limousine takes you around the big apple. Call us today (631) 587-8500!

Friday, October 14, 2016

Events to Check out at This Year’s NYCWFF

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Eat, drink, and end hunger - New York City’s largest wine and food festival is back this weekend! From Thursday October 13th until Sunday October 16th, The Food Network & Cooking Channel New York City Wine and Food Festival (NYCWFF) presented by Coco-Cola will be offering tastings, cooking demonstrations, intimate dinners, celebrity chef appearances, and more.

With more than 100 events taking place across New York City - and into Brooklyn - the Festival has raised more than $9.5 million to support the fight to end hunger with No Kid Hungry® and Food Bank For New York City.  

If you’re looking to get in on the action, but would prefer not to fork over $200+ dollars - it’s not too late! Here are some events with tickets still available that wont break the bank:

Aperitivo! hosted by Anne Burrell part of LOCAL presented by Delta Air Lines
Friday October 14th @ 6pm | Tickets: $85 [21+]
Head to The Biergarten at The Standard, High Line for a happy hour with Food Network star Anne Burrell. Enjoy a variety of tapas, cheese, charcuterie and wine sure to stimulate your appetite and prep you for a food-filled weekend!

Nordic Breakfast hosted by Claus Meyer and Gunnar Gíslason
Saturday October 15th @ 10:30am | Tickets: $100 [21+]
Begin the day with a Nordic breakfast at Claus Meyer’s fine dining restaurant Agern. Icelandic executive chef Gunner Gíslason will be creating a morning menu inspired by the season with a nod to traditional Nordic breakfast items.

Culinary Demonstrations Only at the Grand Tasting presented by ShopRite featuring Samsung® Culinary Demonstrations presented by Mastercard®
Saturday October 15th @ 12pm | Tickets: $95 [all ages]
For the first time ever, NYCWFF is opening its doors for foodies of all ages! Head to Pier 94 and watch your favorite chefs cooking live on stage. Learn some new recipes, creative cooking techniques, and after the demonstrations - chefs, authors, and culinary personalities will be standing by to answer questions.   

Koreatown Eats sponsored by Korean Food Foundation hosted by Deuki Hong and Matt Rodbard
Saturday October 15th @ 10pm | Tickets: $95 [21+]
Koreatown: A Cookbook authors Deuki Hong and Matt Redbird join Cooking Channel’s Judy Joo for a late-night K-Town inspired party event! Union Fare - a new food hall in Union Square - will transform into a rollicking K-Town club with K-pop tunes, Karaoke, and endless plates of Korean dishes and specialty cocktails! 

Game Day Eats presented by Samuel Adams hosted by Jaymee Sire
Sunday October 16th @ 12:30pm | Tickets: $125 [21+]
What better way to spend game day? Head into Brooklyn to cheer on your favorite team while celebrating the best parts of Sunday Football - the snacks of course. Join ESPN’s Jaymee Sire and football fans from around the city at this ultimate viewing party at Hill Country BK.

Lucky Chopsticks an Asian Night Market hosted by Andrew Zimmern
Sunday October 16th @ 6pm | Tickets: $75 [21+]
Close out the festival weekend with a celebration of Asian cuisine. Award-winning culinary adventurer James Beard and Bizarre Foods frontman Andrew Zimmern will host this Night Market at Metropolitan West - featuring a wide array of dim sum, noodles, sushi, potstickers, sake, beer, and more!
Planning to attend one or more of the above events? Skip the hassle of trains, subways, cabs, and crowds - give Dynasty Limousine a call to reserve your ride! Contact us for more information (631) 587-8500!

Monday, August 8, 2016

Where to Watch the Olympics

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The 2016 Summer Olympics are well underway! Surround yourself with a crowd of rowdy New Yorkers and cheer on the USA at some of these New York City bars and restaurants:
 
North River Viewing Village
Pier 81 on West 41st Street
Eat, drink, sail, cheer! North River Landing, home to newly opened Fish Bar and famed floating lobster shack, has transformed into THE destination for New Yorkers wishing to cheer athletes on as they compete for the gold. Fish Bar has the largest floating video wall in NYC at 14 feet tall while the Lobster Barge streams all events live on multiple screens. 
 
SideBAR
118 E. 15th St. at the corner of Irving Place
Get a taste of Rio at SideBAR! Enjoy some Brazilian inspired cocktails, special $6 Cachaça shots, and the Olympic games on 21 high-definition TVs.  
 
Village Pourhouse
64 3rd. Ave, at 11th Street
Ever dreamt of being an Olympic Athlete? Well now is your chance - sort of. This Saturday compete in the Village Pourhouse’s 2016 Beer Olympics tournament. Take on other competitors in Ultimate Beer Pong, Flip Cup, Drunk Jenga, and more - or spectate the event while watching your favorite athletes on the large screens. Tickets include a 3 hour open bar, apps, and entrance to the tournament (use Discount Code CHAMPION for 50% off!).  
 
Haven Rooftop
132 W 47th Street
Head to the top of the Sanctuary Hotel in Times Square for rooftop views, great food & drinks, and the Olympics! Haven will be showing the games during prime-time, 8p - midnight, for the duration of the event. In addition to the regular menu, the bar will be serving up $12 special Brazilian Caipirinhas & Coxinhas. 
 
For NYC bars and restaurants covering the Summer Olympics, visit Time Out New York’s website here
 
Avoid the hassle of public transportation, grab your friends and reserve your ride with Dynasty Limousine! Enjoy your events knowing you will get to and from your destinations promptly and safely. Call and book your car service today (631) 587-8500! For more information please visit our website www.dynastylimoli.com.

Friday, August 5, 2016

Best Oyster Happy Hours in NYC

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Love Oysters? Happy Hour? And beautiful afternoons in New York City? Of course you do. So in honor of National Oyster Day (yes, that's a thing) - here’s where you should head after work tonight:
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White Oak Oyster Bar
818 10th Ave, New York, New York 10019
Opening at noon, they will be offering Hog Island Oysters from VA for 75 cents, and Bluepoint oysters from LI for $1.25 during the only "All Day Happy Hour" in Hell's Kitchen. With a goal to hand shuck 1500 oysters for you in ONE day, this event is a must.

Bait & Hook 
249 E 14th St, New York, NY 10011
Craving serious seafood without the fuss? Well, look no further. Bait & Hook has a daily happy hour from 3p - 7p featuring $1 Blue Point Oysters, $3 Baja Fish Tacos, $6 mixed drinks and $5 beer/wine.

Barn Joo
893 Broadway, Flatiron District, New York, NY 10003
This Korean-inspired gastropub is tucked away near Union Square and offers $1 Oysters during their daily 4p - 7p happy hour! Indulge in fresh raw oysters with Korean pepper paste cocktail sauce & pomegranate vinegar mignonette - among other happy hour deals of course.

The Dead Rabbit Grocery and Grog 
30 Water St, New York, NY 10004
What we know as Happy Hour was initially called “L’Heure Verte” or “the green hour” in bars and cafes of mid 19th-century Europe to pay tribute to the popular Absinthe drink. That being said, take part of The Dead Rabbit’s L’Heure Verte from 5p - 7p featuring $1 oysters and a selection of specially priced Pernod Absinthe Cocktails.

Don’t have a chance to make it into the city this evening? Not to worry - all of the above restaurants have happy hour oyster specials on days other than National Oyster Day as well. 

So the next time you venture into the Big Apple, skip the hassle of trains, subways, and cabs - give Dynasty Limousine a call to reserve your ride!  Your full bellies will thank us. Contact us for more information (631) 587-8500!

Tuesday, July 26, 2016

NYC Summer Restaurant Week: The Best Deals

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NYC Restaurant Week is finally underway, and to say we’re excited is quite the understatement. There simply aren’t enough hours in the day to hit every spot over the course of one week, so naturally, it’s been extended for nearly an entire month -- yes, indulgence for almost 30 full days. 

If you’re planning a city venture, be sure to take advantage of the three course lunch ($29) and dinner ($42) deals. Here are our top picks for the best deals to check out now through August 19th:
 
David Burke Kitchen | 23 Grand StreetBrunch, Lunch, and Dinner - oh my! This SoHo spot is offering a meal for all times of day. And what’s more - you’ll be able to create your own Restaurant Week special, by choosing a starter, main, and dessert off their regular menu. 

Nobu |  105 Hudson Street
Sushi lovers rejoice, Nobu is part of this summer’s restaurant week for lunch AND dinner! Where a typical lunch combination can run you $29 a person (or the dinner Omakase for $120 per person), you’ll be able to enjoy a more affordable three course meal instead. Dishes include: Fluke Sashimi, Assorted Sushi, and Caramel Miso Tartlette for dessert.

Vaucluse | 100 E. 63rd Street
This fancy newcomer typically offers single entrees for upwards of $30, but now - you can get a three course lunch for $29. With hors d’oeuvres like pork terrine and halibut mousseline, and fresh rigatoni pasta or local bluefish as your main plate - you can’t go wrong. 

SABBIA | 200 5th Ave

Eataly’s seasonal rooftop spot is open for lunch and dinner this Restaurant Week! Enjoy caprese salad and grilled Atlantic swordfish, as buoyed ropes and life preserver decor dangle from the ceiling. 

Now that we have your mouth watering, once you reserve your tables give Dynasty Limo a call to handle your transportation! Why not make a day out of it? Head in for lunch with one of our luxury vehicles that will then tour you around the city and bring you to your dinner reservation that evening. Contact us today for more information and to view our availability.