***DO NOT GIVE THIS GUY BUSINESS***…read more TERRIBLE RENTER! We found CHABAD LOFT online and we fell in love with the pictures. The price was do-able. We were looking at $1500 for a Saturday night (8pm-1am), then we were comfortable with the contracted $350 security deposit which was to be refunded and $200 cleaning fee, non-refundable. The owner had extremely terrible communication, especially after deposits were taken. During the set-up, he had people (perspective clients) checking out the venue. My partner & I didn't quite mind, but thought it to be unprofessional. The stereo system didn't work. The wall were dirty. (I can't believe we had to clean them) The refrigerator was FILTHY. (We couldn't use it) There were signs and debris from past parties/event stashed everywhere. He was somewhat attentive about the stereo and had someone try to fix it. We were pretty understanding, as we didn't have much time to fret and panic. Guest are starting to arrive and the stereo goes out. ARE YOU SERIOUS? We get it half way back on. Our party is successful, and by successful I mean the man of the hour enjoyed himself. After the crowd of 75 leave the venue, my partner and I clean up all the debris, sweep, etc. We left it better than we found it. Now we depart. After about a dozen calls to this guy, I STILL HAVEN'T RECEIVED MY $350 deposit back. He's dodged all of my calls and has yet to return my calls. My CC company couldn't complete the dispute as they couldn't get in touch with him. HE IS A THIEF. HE IS A CROOK. HIS PRODUCT IS BUSTED. I will do everything in my power to ruin this business.

One of the more relaxing Chabad Houses downtown. The Rabbi is typical Chabad...warm, wonderful and…read moreextremely personable. Check out the website and come for a home-cooked meal in the loft. Always a nice group here of all ages (mostly local downtowners with a celebrity now and then) can be found here. You always walk out feeling better after enjoying a Shabbat here.

East Midwood Jewish Center is a historic synagogue in the heart of Midwood. Enjoy a welcoming total…read moreJewish center with lots of activities. Connect with old friends & meet new ones! East Midwood has something for everyone! PS: Ignore the reviews for the senior program. The ignorant reviewers are NOT reviewing the synagogue itself. The senior program (which seems wonderful) leases space from East Midwood and is not part of the temple.

They didn't give me a menu when I ask. I think the staff is racist or something. Very disappointed.read more

I visited this church to attend an author discussion and book signing event. Tia Williams is an…read moreamazing writer and she just dropped her new book The Missed Connection. I'm so excited to read it and I was happy that I was able to get my copy signed. I attended this event with a few of my book club girlies. The church is huge and there was a lot of people who attended the event. I look forward to reading the book and Tia Williams continue to write wonderful romance stories.

Phenomenal show in a beautiful church. It was so relaxing and definitely priced reasonably. Fun…read morearea with lots of restaurant choices and close to the subway. We sat in the balcony and the view and sound were incredible.

A nondescript entrance leads to what looks like a fancy spa, with beautiful tile mosaics on the…read morewall, mother-of-pearl style floors, and rooms full of everything you'd need to change and prep for and after your dip in the mikvah. As for the tub itself, I didn't see it, but I stood outside and heard Gita the attendant guide someone through their ceremonial dunks, happily announcing "Kosher!" after every blessing and dunk. Mazel tov.

The UWS Mikvah is incredibly clean and respectful. They have all of the necessary cleaning products…read more(toothbrush, toothpaste, etc) and the preparation rooms have large bathtubs and comfy robes. I have never waited although I often get there when the mikvah opens for the night. The attendants always ask if I want to be checked and hold up the robe while I am getting into the mikvah. The attendants have given brachot a few times but typically when I have engaged in conversation and mentioned that I am newly married. While the mikvah is rather expensive at $30, it is worth it if you want a relaxing mikvah experience.

Absolutely stunning public garden that was wonderful to view and experience, at least from the…read moregate. Kind of a bummer that it's closed up and locked so early on a warm summer evening. I get that this is a big city, but your hours of operation are way limited. The garden is stunning and definitely worthy of a proper visit. I'll try to get back to here between 9 am and 4:30 pm on a weekday. [Review 15699 overall - 291 in New York - 1203 of 2021.]

I love the simplicity of this church... there was music playing when i walked in & it sounded…read moredivine. There's an adjacent rustic, charming, quasi walled garden attached to the church. Lots of Beautiful flowers, butterflies & nature sounds. The church & its garden are Both beautiful oasis in the crazy city that is Nyc

This little chapel is an great for celebrating mass. The only reason why I know about it, is…read morebecause I moved into the building next door but it has beautiful new amenities and room for about 100-150 people. In my opinion, you cannot ask for a better location and place to go for mass if you are in the area. Currently, the Sunday Masses are 12:30pm and 5:30pm and always provide a great atmosphere but definitely confirm on the website should something change in the future.

I was walking by the church just now on west 42nd street and there was a man standing at the top of…read morethe stairs at the door way to the church throwing water from a plastic pitcher into the air down the stairs, reaching and spraying the public sidewalk as myself and another pedestrian were walking by. I called the church office to report and the person who took my call was less than helpful. This is the middle of the day they have people throwing water sloppily. When I told the person he can't throw water down the stairs into the air at the sidewalk with people walking by, he seemed to mock me.

A beautiful church with a beautiful service - you will find God there. There is a 7.30 morning Mass…read moreeveryday Mon-Fri, two Masses on Saturday and three on Sunday. It is hard to believe that you can find such a lovely and quiet place to pray only a block away from the bustling Times Square.

Love it here! Feels like a real community that you can call home.read more