I won the jackpot! The people are friendly and informative. I did not have any experience with…read morebingo but thanks to them it was a breeze.

Bingo is at noon and 7 pm. No smoking. No alcohol but still a lot of fun. Everyone was real…read morehelpful.

New York Free Poker is a daily poker tournament played in various locations in Queens, Brooklyn,…read moreManhattan and Bronx. The best part it is FREE. No cost to any player other than a 3 to 5 dollar tip to the dealer. The tournaments are played at various bars that accommodate this group. Check out the site for locations: newyorkfreepoker.com It is great way to sharpen your poker skills without emptying your pocket book. As you collect points from your play you qualify for monthly tournaments that may lead to a seat at a WPT Tournament. The games start at 8 PM and final table starts around 10:30 PM or so. The level of play varies from rookies to some very good players. It is all fun since you play for points and you want to qualify for the monthly tournament. Then you never know. Anything can happen in the monthly. Dealers are friendly and very professional. Angel is the Tournament Director and is a good guy to walk you through the process. New York Free Poker is a great way to meet new friends, have a drink or two and play poker at a competitive level for FREE.

OTB is a staple of new york culture. Nothing attracts more degenerates, derelicts, junkies and…read moredesperate people than this place. The greatest part is, each branch has a distinct flavor and culture unique to it's surrounding neighborhood. I've been to many, but this one in the heart of the heights is one that will always have a place in my heart. I spent many unemployed months in this place, trying to win enough money to support myself. The scene here is much like the neighborhood, predominately Dominican. Most of those, elder, retired or disabled. The OTB itself is pretty standard, a wide open space with televisions lining every wall, and a ticket counter with a handful of booths. This OTB has the added bonus of a soda machine in the venue, plus it's located inside the GW bus terminal, so there are other small stores right outside. The staff of OTB is notoriously abrasive and unhelpful, and this branch is no exception. The good thing is, there are three ticket machines where you can buy your tickets so you don't have to deal with the staff unless you need to cash out a winner. In the event you cash out a big winning ticket, walk straight for the door ignoring the GA dropouts and losers trying to sell you frozen TV dinners from their mothers freezer for a cut of your earnings.

comfortable auditorium and venue for SAG-AFTRA screenings. I think it's a bit of a stretch to call…read moreit a center. It's more an auditorium.

Excellent clean. Great employees. Great security. Am I at 85 yet? Don't know what more to say.read more

This place is really nice place and brand new compared to the other one called Park Performing Arts…read moreCenter, which is the one I grew up in with the countless school plays, and art galleries.

The ladies in the office were wonderful! They explained everything so clearly! Keep up the good…read morework!! And thank you for being so kind to a Georgian!

I was invited by a friend for their initial soft launch earlier this year and I was pleasantly…read moresurprised. This is happy hour and meeting people without pressure - exactly what the company is going for. Since I am the first to review, and I do love that, I'll give you all the low down. It's happy hours for professional singles looking to meet other professional singles. Simple as that. It was all about the execution. Event started promptly, and the Icebreaker of the night was - as they billed it - Adult Bingo, so things like - Have you been on a nude beach, Do you have a piercing, etc. And the first 5 winners got a prize. It was less about the Icebreaker - which don't get me wrong, was a great way to make your way through the room, but it was more the overall beginning to end of the event. They have what they call the HH Host (or something like that title), who is your master of ceremonies, and they have floaters during the event whose job is to talk to everyone, and make the connections between people in the room. Reminded me back in the day during Rush - oh wait - I think the PC term is Recruitment. This event stood out to me 1) cause it wasn't a random match event which sold out in two seconds, but the people attending have nothing in common, 2) the event organizers really took the time to make sure everyone was having a good time. At one point, they did have shots around the room - I think. Overall - it was fun, and I'd go back to an event.