East Coast

[Soup du Jour]

So myself and a few friends are currently in Toronto. We drove here and will continue driving to Ottawa, Montreal, Quebec City, Halifax, Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Washington D. C. to name a few.

If anyone knows any great places to eat or any good things that I have to see, please recommend. I wouldn't mind if anyone wanted to meet but I have two friends with me who would so... next time?

[Heroin Bob]

catch a game in fenway

[pascone]

boston's gay, drive through it

[Heroin Bob]

boston's gay, drive through it

bahahahahaha rondell's got jokes

[DoTheFandango]

boston, if you can, grab a game like he said. also, try to drink at cheers. it's cliche but you'll have a good time.

nyc you have to hit morton's steak house if you can afford it.

toronto a night club called Circa was a blast.

[project dragon]

get lost at Honest Ed's yaaaa!!

[Money]

bahahahahaha rondell's got jokes

lol that jigga is serious.

[Lizard Fuel]

I assure you my opinion of the city is not influenced at all by my hatred for their baseball team, but Boston really is a horrible place to drive. Worst drivers in the world, and I think a blind man drew up the blueprints to their highway system. If you must stop in the city, Fenway is worth the stop, but hardly worth the headache. On your way down I-95 to New York you might consider stopping in New Haven, CT at Yale, to make fun of the rich kids.

Also, they are just about to re-open the crown to the Statue of Liberty for the first time since 9/11...so that might be cool to see for tourists. If you take that route, STAY OFF THE BQE (Brooklyn-Queens-Expy)...you'll get picked on by the cops for being tourists...Drive into Manhattan-Brooklyn Bridge-Adams St-Atlantic Ave. I have more ideas, but I'll leave it at this for now.

[PaulOakenfold]

Look up NYC rest blogs for the niecest places. pretty much any fish house in New England is going to be fabulous if it's less than an hour from the coast, so hit them up for some high class clam or lobster chowder.

Seriously, NYC restaurants can only be appreciated by the locals and need to be shared. Bright lights and large signs will attract everyone, but it's going to disappoint people expecting the best food in the world (and trust me, it has it).

[Pandagirl!]

Visit me at OSU?

[Money]

Fuckeyes

[Blocks]

It's all a matter of personal taste, but...

- See a baseball game somewhere. New Yankee Stadium is nice.
- Visit MIT in Cambridge (across from Boston).
- Go to the museums on the Mall in DC (if only one, make it Air & Space).
- The Spotted Pig in Manhattan has the best burgers ever.
- I went up into the crown of the Statue of Liberty long ago and it was really hot and not that great. Just see it from the Staten Island Ferry.
- Spend some time in Central Park in Manhattan.
- This is more of an American thing, but go to the Today Show in Rockefeller Plaza in Manhattan.
- Times Square at night, obvious tourist thing to do.

If I think of more I'll add.

[D1st0rt]

Ben's Chili Bowl in DC (I think it's on U St)

[pascone]

bahahahahaha rondell's got jokes

yes, the guy from arizona knows what's going on

[Heroin Bob]

yes, the guy from arizona knows what's going on

[sarcasm]I have totally lived here my whole life[/sarcasm]