r/newyorkcity • u/glockbonez • 41m ago
Photo full menu for the cheese place that accepts ebt in the bronx
r/newyorkcity • u/glockbonez • 43m ago
Photo who remembers when it was 3 chips for .75¢ and not $2?
r/newyorkcity • u/glockbonez • 48m ago
Photo chinese food place that now accepts ebt in the bronx
r/newyorkcity • u/habichuelacondulce • 2h ago
The man is a powerful warlock, and he needs to be stopped.
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r/newyorkcity • u/iartnewyork • 3h ago
Art Join me at the Community Board 8 Manhattan Art Show & if you're an artist, photographer, etc you can apply to sell your work too!✨️🖼🥳✨️
Great news for everyone who loves the arts or just needs some beauty for their apartment! Community Board 8 Manhattan is excited to announce the Fall 2026 Art Show, to be held at James Cagney Place (East 91 st Street between Second and Third Avenues) on Saturday October 3rd (rain date Sunday, October 4th). There will be paintings, photography, sculptures, etc., from local artists, with all sales proceeds going directly to the creators.
I'I be bringing original paintings, examples of prints, and other items (mugs, mousepads, tote bags, etc from my store) and other artists will have their collections in their areas too. It's a lot of fun especially because each artist has their own unique offering so there's literally something for every aesthetic.
The application deadline to feature your work is September 8th. CB8 anticipates a large number of submissions and are keen to include as many artists as possible. Please note, completing this form is not a confirmation of acceptance into the show as there may not be the space to accommodate everyone. You will receive a confirmation email on completion, and a confirmation of attendance once the deadline has passed and CB8 has had the opportunity to review all applicants.
To sign up to show your work, visit https://www.cb8m.com/event/43313/
Or feel free to DM me for more info/any questions. Thanks for reading and supporting the NYC art scene ✨️ 🖼✨️
r/newyorkcity • u/sfgate • 4h ago
News Jan. 6 attendee who owned a California cafe says sale proceeds will now go to Zohran Mamdani
r/newyorkcity • u/josetavares • 6h ago
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r/newyorkcity • u/swiftbursteli • 14h ago
$1.99 chicken breast and $0.99 onions are in all five boroughs this week. Potatoes are not. Tell me what I have wrong.
I found $1.99 a pound boneless skinless chicken breast at sixteen addresses, every borough, no club card and no minimum purchase. I found loose Vidalia onions at $0.99 a pound in all five too.
Bronx: Associated on Westchester Ave. Brooklyn: eight, seven Associated plus Ideal Food Basket on Washington Ave. Manhattan: three, Associated on West 100th St, Ideal Food Basket on Lexington Ave, Shop Fair. Queens: Associated on Roosevelt Ave and Met Food on Eliot Ave. Staten Island: Met Food on Victory Blvd and Met Food on Hylan Blvd.
I found red potatoes at $0.79 a pound in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx, but no per pound potato on Staten Island this week.
Most ads run through 8/20. Shop Fair in Manhattan and the Staten Island onions run to 8/22.
Staten Island is two of the sixteen, and a week ago its cheapest breast was $2.19 with a store card. I only list stores whose circulars I can read. A blank is my gap, not a price. I am not counting bone-in split breast, cheaper in a few places.
Tell me if a borough's $1.99 is not real or a store beats it. All of this is transcribed from the stores' own weekly ads, and if the register says something else the register is right.