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In between sights, you can (and should) eat just about anything, cooked in any style: silky
Korean pork buns to pressed sea urchin sandwiches, Jewish deli to Jamaican food cart. You
can drink in virtually any company at any time in any type of watering hole imaginable: un-
marked cocktail dens that mix up the latest artisanal concoctions or joints where folks will
look at you sideways if you order anything but a bottle of beer. You can see comedy or cab-
aret, hear jazz combos or jug bands, and attend obscure movies. The more established arts -
dance, theatre, opera and classical music - are superbly catered for; and New York's clubs
are varied and exciting.
