I will be in NYC for a few days for a work thing. The hotel is tobacco free. Where do you go to smoke a pipe?
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That place in the village where the NY Pipe Club meets up. There are a few beer gardens, any cigar places only let you smoke what you buy from them. What part of NYC are you staying in?
Central Park? I believe it is technically smoke free, but as a guess you would find the opposite in reality, lots of smokers there.
New York is a walking city. And also if no one yells at you are you really in New York?
Smoking in NYC, like everything else here, is generally pretty uncomfortable.
I've smoked outdoors in any number of locations in NYC and never been bothered. That said, all public property in the city is non-smoking.
Google is your friend here:
www.nyc.com
Google is your friend here:
Best Bars For Smokers in New York
A number of bars still exist in Manhattan where smokers can light up without any consequences. Despite a citywide ban on smoking inside restaurants, cafés, bars and night clubs, some establishments qualified as exceptions under the original legislation, most notably through what's referred to as...
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Try the Carnegie Club. There is a fee however. The drinks are great though. If you get enough of them though they waive the fee. Davidoff around the corner has a limited supply of tobaccos but is now member only for smoking there.
www.carnegie-club.com
The Carnegie Club
www.carnegie-club.com
If you avoid crowds and keep walking in non-crowded areas, I think you'd be okay. It's when you get seated in a park or outdoor dining where other people are also seated it might get testy. But as long as you are moving on along anyway, people are bustling along too fast to develop a complaint.
If you get bogged down in people, just let the pipe go out. I'd take it out of your mouth and just carry it in your hand so no one can claim you are smoking, and light up when you break free of groups.
No smoking on public transportation anywhere including the weather decks on the Staten Island Ferry, where it is probably too windy anyway.
If you get bogged down in people, just let the pipe go out. I'd take it out of your mouth and just carry it in your hand so no one can claim you are smoking, and light up when you break free of groups.
No smoking on public transportation anywhere including the weather decks on the Staten Island Ferry, where it is probably too windy anyway.
Just don't make any eye contact with anyone. But try to look confident like "I'm gonna kick your ass".
I think you gotta get in a fight or flash some iron the first day. That’s how we do it in the D.
Never had to carry. NYC was safe enough when I was growing up. Unless you really pissed off certain Chinese gangs. Areas were fairly well defined and there were rarely any cross racial fights.
New York Pipe Club meets in Soho Cigar Bar. Take the C-E subway to Spring Street.
www.sohocigarbar.com
You surely would want to visit Barclay-Rex a little further downtown. Take the No. 2 to Canal Street.
www.barclayrex.com
SOHO CIGAR BAR
We are a New York cigar bar that serves over 150 whiskeys , including Macallan, Balvenie, Lagaluvin, Hibiki, Yamazaki , Glennfidich, Dalmore, Michters and more. Bourbon, Scotch, Rye. Cigars include Padron, Davidoff , Fuente, Alec Bradley, Ashton, Rocky Patel, Monte Cristo, Soho Cigars and more.
www.sohocigarbar.com
You surely would want to visit Barclay-Rex a little further downtown. Take the No. 2 to Canal Street.
Home - Barclay Rex
ESTABLISHED 1910 Barclay Rex houses a wide selection of premium cigars as well as hand-made pipes, lighters, cutters and accessories. Come enjoy our walk-in-humidor or enjoy a smoke in our public, lower lounge. REX CLUB
www.barclayrex.com
Usually I go out to the car when I travel but I'm thinking you are sans car. Tobacco lounge is the only way I'm thinking.
The club meets in Soho. I've tried smoking in a few parks, and without fail, a policeman has asked me to politely stop, or get fined.
www.sohocigarbar.com
SOHO CIGAR BAR
We are a New York cigar bar that serves over 150 whiskeys , including Macallan, Balvenie, Lagaluvin, Hibiki, Yamazaki , Glennfidich, Dalmore, Michters and more. Bourbon, Scotch, Rye. Cigars include Padron, Davidoff , Fuente, Alec Bradley, Ashton, Rocky Patel, Monte Cristo, Soho Cigars and more.
www.sohocigarbar.com
Barclay-Rex says they offer day passes, but they list prices only for annual and monthly membership. Anyone know about that?New York Pipe Club meets in Soho Cigar Bar. Take the C-E subway to Spring Street.
SOHO CIGAR BAR
We are a New York cigar bar that serves over 150 whiskeys , including Macallan, Balvenie, Lagaluvin, Hibiki, Yamazaki , Glennfidich, Dalmore, Michters and more. Bourbon, Scotch, Rye. Cigars include Padron, Davidoff , Fuente, Alec Bradley, Ashton, Rocky Patel, Monte Cristo, Soho Cigars and more.
You surely would want to visit Barclay-Rex a little further downtown. Take the No. 2 to Canal Street.
Home - Barclay Rex
ESTABLISHED 1910 Barclay Rex houses a wide selection of premium cigars as well as hand-made pipes, lighters, cutters and accessories. Come enjoy our walk-in-humidor or enjoy a smoke in our public, lower lounge. REX CLUB
That’s disappointing! Davidoff or Nate Sherman were my go to spots.Davidoff around the corner has a limited supply of tobaccos but is now member only for smoking there.
The Carnegie Club
We’re going to be visiting NYC soon. I’m hoping to find a cigar friendly rooftop midtown for an after show cigar. If that doesn’t work out it will probably be The Carnagie Club.
Reading the great posts in this thread, I feel appropriately old and out of touch (and neither smug nor on the other hand, unhappy about that LOL).
Visited several times in the 60's and 70's, and brief stop-overs or drive-through's in the 90's (enjoyed the Bronx Zoo a couple of tmes)--but it's been a long time since I've been there. And I'm glad don't have to travel, "up north," anymore. I guess I've changed drastically and am happily provencial (perhaps "country-fied" would be more appropriate for me here in my small northeast Texas town--years back I would have been embarrassed to even consider this shift after growing up in the D.C. metroplex! My how things change--including me!
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kindly
mike
Visited several times in the 60's and 70's, and brief stop-overs or drive-through's in the 90's (enjoyed the Bronx Zoo a couple of tmes)--but it's been a long time since I've been there. And I'm glad don't have to travel, "up north," anymore. I guess I've changed drastically and am happily provencial (perhaps "country-fied" would be more appropriate for me here in my small northeast Texas town--years back I would have been embarrassed to even consider this shift after growing up in the D.C. metroplex! My how things change--including me!
.kindly
mike