Current opening is scheduled for May 2025 at this pace.

Sketch for this person could mean no bike lanes or no taco spots.

I’ve never seen Cheesecake there? That’s game changing if they do

I think we have hallmarks new feel good holiday movie:

Community bans together to pitch in and open organic food store before new years.

Cue ridiculous but heartwarming construction montage

Also insert romantic storyline of big city lawyer who had to come home for the holidays to JC and falls in love with electrician during the build

Technically not the heights. But it’s around here!

Coach House in the heights has an EXCELLENT cheesecake. You can try a slice before ordering or picking one up.

Ha! I forgot what my user name was. I lived in Newport back in ‘04-‘07 so maybe they’ve opened better restaurants now that there are 3x the amount of buildings.

Would definitely love to know your recommendation!

Nice!!

To be fair that could be marked way better. Like paint it all bright red with lots of lights yelling at you to move.

username checks out.

i agree, but i like it. it’s quiet, clean and everything is in walking distance.

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The Empire State Building was built in 410 days

Probably more like $10 for ingredients, but you also have to do at least an hour of work and cleanup, so the cost of convenience isn't excessive for most.

Every time someone asks on Reddit, I heard they move the opening date one month back.

Agreed to Jiang Nan. The Peking duck very good but their other dishes a bit disappointing.

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I had a great guy who did general stuff on my old place. Fair price and good work on everything, and if it's outside his space he will tell you upfront. Happy to share details. Let me know.

Anthony’s in Bloomfield makes amazing cheesecake. Not Jersey City, but worth it

You won't be alone.

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Riding the NY subway, even at high speeds, I very rarely get jostled around, but with the PATH the thing could be going 5 MPH and it hits a turn that will throw everyone in to the wall.

In Manhattan at least, many of the trains are running a pretty linear path, with a few turns here and there, so speeding up is much more doable.

The PATH always loved to have scheduled "delays," where it may say they run every 30 minutes on say the :00 and :30, but then for 6 hours over night they'll just happened to have a delay of 10 minutes on every train, where 1 train magically disappears every 2 hours.

I guess we have to count our blessings with them, as they actually wanted to completely stop weekend service.....as if no one works on weekends, or may just want to enjoy their free time in the city.

You think?