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Suelen Chimanski
9 reviews on 1 places
They are a smaller location but their customer service is great and they do have an amazing selection of hair products and skincare products. They need a larger men’s section though
The food was so good! The mashed potatoes were tender and delightful. The oysters were super fresh. The passion fruit margarita was flavorful and strong. I was lit. The playlist was a great blend of old and new school, worldly vibes.
The ciders were very good! Bone dry was my favorite. The grounds are so cute and well kept!
The #1 beach in NYC!!
Breezy point tip is a national park so it is open to the public, but the park is located inside a gated community. There is absolutely no parking for beach goers so there isn’t anywhere to leave your car (it will get towed) (few cars will be parked but they have fishing permits for parking). U have to walk out there or bike or Uber (May try to finesse a surf club shuttle ride from beach 169, the last/first stop before/after Brooklyn on the q 35). Ubers don’t know how to get there so when you get to the gate, have the driver tell them that they are dropping you off at the national park, they HAVE to allow you in.
To get back home: walk, hitch hike, try to finesse the shuttle, call an Uber and give him directions on how to pick you up past the gate and what he/she has to say to the guard.
If you make it past the obstacles, it’s the best and cleanest beach in NYC. A true hidden gem!
Breezy point tip is a national park so it is open to the public, but the park is located inside a gated community. There is absolutely no parking for beach goers so there isn’t anywhere to leave your car (it will get towed) (few cars will be parked but they have fishing permits for parking). U have to walk out there or bike or Uber (May try to finesse a surf club shuttle ride from beach 169, the last/first stop before/after Brooklyn on the q 35). Ubers don’t know how to get there so when you get to the gate, have the driver tell them that they are dropping you off at the national park, they HAVE to allow you in.
To get back home: walk, hitch hike, try to finesse the shuttle, call an Uber and give him directions on how to pick you up past the gate and what he/she has to say to the guard.
If you make it past the obstacles, it’s the best and cleanest beach in NYC. A true hidden gem!
My 3rd favorite beach in NYC, it’s such a family vibe that makes you feel like you are elsewhere. It’s like a Long Island beach meets Manhattan beach vibe. The sunsets here are incredible and there is a lot of activity available, basketball courts, golf course, bike paths, etc! Lifeguards on duty at this beach