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MoMA: The Museum of Modern Art located at 11 West 53rd Street typically costs $25.00 upon entrance, except on Fridays at 4:00 when it becomes free. Though crowded and having to wait in a line that circled the block, the line moves quick and it's a great chance to save yourself a buck. If you are particular about your art viewing experience however, I would not recommend it.

The following are some of my captures. 

 

 Monet

 ...you see what I mean about the over crowding. This was my view of Starry Night.

 PICASSO

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P U R E  T H A I  C O O K H O U S E 

The other night a few friends of mine had planned to grab dinner, and the most central area for us, which often tends to be the case in this city when eating out, was Hells Kitchen. Hells Kitchen is the part of town just west of Midtown and just north of Chelsea located between 34th and 59th Street and from 8th Ave to the Hudson River. Also known as "Clinton" or "Midtown West" this area is particularly famous for their bars and restaurants. Any type of food you could want and in any sort of ambiance, Hells Kitchen makes for a perfect date area, or perfect for grabbing drinks with friends. 

We chose PURE Thai Cookhouse located on 9th Ave between 51st and 52nd, it'd be easy to walk right passed being extremely small and tucked between bigger restaurants. Inside the atmosphere is really cute and industrial. However the entire restaurant may only seat 30 tops, this place is very quaint. The food is great and perhaps the cheapest meal I've had in the city thus far. However, beware!! The food stamped with the "spicy" label is no lie. I had a hard time getting through my delicious plate being that the spiciness was overwhelming. After tasting my friends Pad Thai and other dishes, collectively the night was a success. Good service, Tasty Food, Inexpensive prices, Fun atmosphere, and convenient location.