If you are looking for a place to send your family member to interact with other seniors, be taken…read morecare of, and spend some well deserved leisure time doing what he/she loves best - look no further. A very dedicated and friendly staff will help you seniored family, stay active and healthy. They provide hot meals, with a great variety of choices for healthy living all week long. Your loved one will have access to trips, classes, arts & crafts, broadway shows, as well as programmed routines for a vitality maintained life. Counselors help program the seniors day, with some tailor made suggestions. The staff is warm and engaging, and respectful. The members of the Senior Center are treated like valued family members in society. This place won me over, and I would definitely recommend it to whoever is looking to bring their matriarch or patriarch to have wonderful days with people they can relate to. One of the most helpful people on staff is Carmen, she is a delight to deal with, and with years of experience at the center, she is someone you can put your faith and trust into. Also since its in the city, you may run into a few senior celebs at the center, as I was dropping off my senior, I ran into Abe Vigoda!

Cooling center. Aaaah!!!…read more I am so heated I think I am going to melt!!! NYC is really brutal this summer without air conditioning.

The best senior center in NYC that I've been to. Excellent in every way. A lifeline during the…read morePandemic. Caring professional staff, wonderful programs (online and in person).

Sorry wrong sr center I thought it was for Sirovich center…read morein east village. I would never join Stein center. I joined Sirovich and theyre wonderful.

Come on in daily activities for everyone then lunch a great deal $2.00 amazing staff Monday thru…read moreFriday some trips and movies on Thursdays afternoon what a great find for Seniors come by sign up and become friends fast ty all

I enthusiastically recommend Tech by Bonnie! Bonnie is knowledgable, efficient, patient, calm,…read morerespectful, and just plain nice! Especially in this very unique space of supporting people with some, little, or no experience with tech at home. Like many, I'm confident when all of the systems are running as they should but having developed my tech skills in a professional environment, I could always rely on the IT department when things got "sticky." Bonnie offers that support now that I work from home - she is my IT department. In addition, from a home entertainment perspective, Bonnie helped me along the path to "cut the cord" and save some $$$ on cable. And all of the above came at a very affordable and fair rate.

I am not a technical novice, but at my age I sometimes fall behind. I found Bonnie via another…read moreresident in the building who also needed some computer help. During my more active years I worked with a wide variety of technical experts, having been somewhat of one myself. I am thus well able to judge technical competence and skill. Bonnie is in the class of the most able of information technologists. She reminds me of the very early days of computers when it was the women English majors who led the way bringing computers into wide-spread use by ordinary people. Bonnie is not only knowledgeable in all aspects of personal computers, but she has the ability to comfortably transmit this knowledge to beginners and unskilled users. She is patient, understanding and communicative. And I might add, considering the economy today and what other professionals charge, her charges are quite reasonable. TechByBonnie@gmail.com www.TechByBonnie.com 917-453-5121

To have the opportunity to celebrate Mardi Gras under the fine exquisite hospitality of Alex and…read moreMiles Pincus of the wonderful Crew team, plus add the perfect setting of the James Beard Foundation at Pier 57, one couldn't ask for more of a truly genuine sublime experience. From the beginning of passed Hors d'oeuvres, whilst imbibing potent libations. Put on your Mardi Gras beads and listen to the band playing! Seated at the sumptuous 3 course dinner, a menu with much acclaim. In the end we were looking for the baby in our King Cakes. Pray tell, mon chéri Laissez les bon temps rouler Wishing you y'all a very happy Valentine's, President's weekend, followed by a tremendous Mardi Gras (aka "Fat Tuesday"). Merci beaucoup! Looking forward to next year's celebrations already.

What an incredible experience. Once you try dinner here once, you'll be hooked for more…read more James Beard is known as the first "foodie" in America who championed American cuisine, and inspired a new generation of chefs. Now his heritage lives on in this very house hosting chefs from around the globe, and the James Beard Awards aka the Oscars of the culinary world. It's an incredible honor to be invited as a chef here, and the menu obviously varies based on the chef, specialties, type of cuisine, but the calibre and nature of the event really blew me away. The opportunity to have a personalized meal from a chef, his/her favorite dishes, and the story behind the chef is special and unmatched. I was really impressed by the quality of the food, wine pairings, and the unparalleled dining experience from the moment you walk in. A few things to keep in mind for first-time visitors: 1. You can go upstairs to your table even during champagne & appetizers. It can get kind of crowded so I would actually recommend going up sooner rather than later. 2. Come with a friend who you can talk to for hours on end, and truly enjoy the meal together from start to finish. Be prepared for 3+ hours for food, LOTS of drinking, and conversation. 3. Keep an open mind, take in the entire experience, and try everything. Also, join the JB Foundation if you haven't already. Looking forward to many more meals in this amazing establishment!

If you're sixty or older and live in NYC, signing up for Lenox Hill Neighborhood House is a…read moreno-brainer. It's free, and there's a bunch of stuff to do. The upper eastside facility has a fitness center, swimming pool and a variety of classes (salsa dancing, guitar lessons, tech instruction.) Some classes reflect the large community of Asian seniors including English communication skills for Mandarin speakers. But there's also advanced beginner German! Unlike Saint Peters, this center operates seven days a week. They also offer three meals a day for a voluntary contribution of $1 for breakfast, and $1.50 for lunch and dinner. The fitness center borders on adequate -- a small room with some malfunctioning equipment, and not much of it. (I look at this as an alternative to Planet Fitness whose NYC locations pale in comparison to my Planet Fitness in Ardmore, PA -- but maybe not.) When you enroll, you can participate in programs at all Lenox Hill locations. (Besides St. Peters Church, I believe there's a center in the Village.) I'm a newbie to all this -- new-ish to town, but well over sixty! -- and from what I can tell, the staff and folks who participate are friendly and come from all walks of life.

Lenox Hill Neighborhood Center is very nice. They have lots of activities and a well maintained…read morefacility. I like to visit the Farmers Market at this location weather permitting. The farmers market is open year around. This location is too far from my apartment to participate in the activities. If you live in the neighborhood I highly recommend you check the website and read these reviews to familiarize yourself with what they offer. There's something for everyone.

ppl at the front desk not all of them but few of them are unprofessional. sadly they gossip about…read moreGuests. lucky you guys I don't know this office policy but if they do it at the drs office, it's violating. Some visitors have bad attitudes while others left their belongings on the table, someone else walk through and takes food I've seen this time to time. if you're planning to visit here just be careful.

Came here to check out the Keith Haring mural. Really cool in person, pictures don't really do it…read morejustice. The details, variety, silliness, sexiness in the mural is quite good.

I was devastated when this place closed a few years ago, and was pleasantly surprised to find out…read morethat they reopened! I went there on a Saturday and it was the same quiet, peaceful place it's always been. You can get so much work (or studying) done there, especially with the free and speedy wifi. They have comfortable chairs, outlets for your electronics, and clean bathrooms. They also have a separate children's room. And the view is nice also, and it's completely free! This is the kind of place I'd give a big donation to if I were in the position to do so, but they do have a donation jar, which I will make sure to add to next time.

I found this spot such a gem! Really great space to study and work - it's quiet and big tables with…read moreplenty of outlets. The natural lighting and proximity to the River is also such a plus. Bathrooms were clean and the staff and other studies were all respectful. There's free and reliable WiFi ... and its free to work here!! After a study session, I'd recommend treating yourself to a lovely walk along the river, explore battery park, or Brookfield mall (there's a food court!)

Henry Street Settlement - Dales Jones Burch Neighborhood Center is a non-profit organization…read morelocated in Lower East Side where the community seek and obtain assistance gaining access to food, apply for housing, healthcare, employment including mental health services referrals which enabling one to sustain stable lives. This Dale Jones Burch Neighborhood Center program was opened in 2019 on the former site of a defunct firehouse and adjacent to Henry Street's headquarters. The staff is very welcoming and attentive. I came here for a workplace training session. After reading their pamphlets and literature about their services I am elated with their offerings available. I am finally included to be on the other side... at long last. Nota bene: All services are free.

Ive taken 3 classes here. Soapmaking, kimchi making, and pressed flower coasters. Everything i had…read morea beautiful final product. They make their classes very beginner friendly and isnt price prohibitive. I haven't seen a soapmaking class for as cheap anywhere else. The teachers are super chill and fun while also teaching and keeping you safe (lye is Hella damgerous) My only complaint is I wish they had more classes. I definitely recommend checking out a class

A friend and I signed up for Jessie's Hand Embroidered Felt Holiday Ornaments class on a Saturday,…read moreand it was SO fun. We can't wait to be back. The 2 hours whizzed by, and Jessie was really friendly and great and giving and showing instructions. She was also very patient with students' questions. The ornaments ended up being so cute from everyone, we were all thoroughly impressed by everyone's work. A lot of us, including me, didn't finish the entire project during class, so we got to take home the supplies we'd need to finish at home. Jessie made sure we had the supplies and knowledge/skills so that we'd succeed at home with finishing up. The studio is nice and cozy, there were about 16 participants of mixed genders and ages. It was really fun, and we can't wait to try more classes!