New York shopping

Where's the best place to shop in New York. Can't afford designer :unsure:

Try Century 21

its right across Groun Zero, its a massive 4 or 5 floor store.... its all designer brands, and others too and at GREAT prices :yes:

You could always hit China Town....

Chanel, Louis......

I think you could convince Rebecca and I to show you the ropes :yes:

I have no idea about shopping but if its anywhere near where you are going then you must go to Buddys cake shop - omg the cakes look sooooooooooooo good there!!!

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Originally Posted by Mari

Try Century 21

its right across Groun Zero, its a massive 4 or 5 floor store.... its all designer brands, and others too and at GREAT prices :yes:

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Well, it would be rude not to if it's so close to somewhere we are already visiting :D
I think I've heard of this store - is it, for want of a better word like a jumble sale inside where you have to look through everything?

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Originally Posted by Beccaberry

You could always hit China Town....

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Definately heard of China Town and it was on my original itinerary until I read some reviews and everyone said it was dirty and smelly. Have you been before Becca?

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Originally Posted by Johnie

Chanel, Louis......

I think you could convince Rebecca and I to show you the ropes :yes:

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:lol: way out of my prive range I'm afraid......doesn't hurt to look though.

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Originally Posted by Kate

I have no idea about shopping but if its anywhere near where you are going then you must go to Buddys cake shop - omg the cakes look sooooooooooooo good there!!!

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Will keep that in mind Kate. Can't pass up a good cake can we :)

:tongue: if its in Chinatown it is in you're price range.

NYC is generally dirty and smelly.

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Originally Posted by Isafari

Definately heard of China Town and it was on my original itinerary until I read some reviews and everyone said it was dirty and smelly. Have you been before Becca?

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I have been before and yes, it is quite dirty and smelly, but on the whole, so is all of NYC. If you stick to Canal Street you're likely to not encounter anything too terrible, or too frightening.

I will say that the last time I went, it wasn't nearly as enjoyable as it had been in the past...and even during the best of times, it can be a bit....intimidating.

Now, if you're looking for pastries...Little Italy has some AMAZING pastries. Chinatown does as well, but the one's in Little Italy are more to my liking. There are also some great little restaurants tucked away down there.

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Originally Posted by Beccaberry

Little Italy

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:happydance: :happydance: :happydance:

I wondered when that was going to come up. :D

Tom (:macwave:... mangia, mangia!)

One of my ABSOLUTE favorite places to go :yes: