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It is all about sweet old fashion on Fashion Ave. You can enjoy innumerable amount of famous boutiques, clothes from famous designers. Great place for fashion lovers and shopping lovers! If you want to learn more about new and upcoming trends - you should visit it! Overall the street is busy, it is also rich on restaurants and bars!

this street is really noisy and busy. It seems that it never sleeps. It's rich on shopping centers and boutiques, it is also good on eating out places... But I wouldn't recommend it as a place where to live or to work - unless you are the calmest person in the world!

Union Square is a great place for everybody and for everything. If you want to rest and chill after hot sunny day, here is the park right in the middle; if you want to go shopping and get some deals here are numerous retail stores and small boutiques; and for those who love to it - it is possible to find a restaurant to every taste there!!!

Bleecker street is great on night life. It has lots of different restaurants, bars and lounges. You will definitely spend a great night there. During the day time you can visit numerous art galleries on Bleeker Street, see some untraditional and contemporary views and designs. It brings you much joy once visited!

You can find everything on Canal Street! It is famous for its China Town where you can get good deals on clothing, bags, sunglasses, "I love NY" T-shirts...pretty much everything. It is good on shops, bars and restaurants, although it is a little bit unclean on the street and very busy.

Park Row is rather busy street itself with lots of traffic and noise. It has lots of retail stores, bars and restaurants. On one side of Park Row is City Hall Park, which is a lovely place to see. Lots of green trees and bushes and even an adorable fountain in the middle. After long walk you can finally find an outside lovely place to rest in.

1st Pl is a quite street in Downtown Manhattan. It is nice to walk there, one can visit interesting places there to broaden an outlook: like Skyscraper museum. It also leads to the Museum of Jewish Heritage which is good if you want to educate yourself in Jewish history and culture.

Financial District is a great place to work in but a very expensive one to live in. It is located in downtown Manhattan. It has a lot of restaurants, shops, retail stores, lots of expensive, affordable to not everyone brands. It is filled by tourists and business people. New York Stock Exchange and Federal Reserve bank is one of the major sites to visit there.

Broadway is the longest street of NYC (more than 25 kilometers). You can find everything in Broadway from commercial buildings with thousands of companies and organizations to art galleries, museums, cinemas, theaters and various shopping centers. Eating out is great there, it will satisfy every taste. Broadway is a synonym of American theatrical art; you can see great performances there.

5th Ave is the most expensive street in the world! It has an incredible amount of shops and retail stores. One can buy clothing from famous designers and popular brands. Besides shopping you can also find lots of prominent and interesting places to visit there, such as Empire State Building, Public NYC Libary, St. Patrick's Cathedral, Guggenheim Museum, Rockefeller Center and many others.

Very friendly neighborhood, and very friendly street. Quiet, not much traffic and not many cars. Not far from the public transportation, but a few places to go such as restaurants, bars or pizzerias. A great place to live, not far from Verrazano bridge and Staten Island Pkwy. I live in that area, and i can definitely say that i'm totally satisfied, and i love peace and quietness.

Virginia ave is one of those quiet streets of staten island where we want to spend our peaceful time. It is rather narrow, with privae houses only, you can hardly find a restaurant or a fitnessclub there. At nights it is very quiet, during the day time it is quiet as well... it is a wonderful place for families with kids, retirees and everybody who wants to live in a good neighborhood.

Mosel Ave is a rather quiet street - wide two way street with narrow crossing streets from one side and dead ends from another. This is a hill road whith no places to go: private houses all around and the neighborhood rather friendly but impatient if you spend too much time on the stop sign. The driving tests of staten island are held in that area, that's why it is not allowed for people with learners permit to drive there.

Edgewater St is a great quiet street which allows you to escape some of the traffic on Bay St. if you want to choose a shorter rout. It is a great place to go fishing, to watch the beautifl view, the ferries which pass by, there are plenty of parking there, little spot for new coming drivers. And you just can come to the Edgewater street and just hang out enjoying the view. on one side there are some warehouses, on another water and only water.

if you move to Nicholas St, the first thing which will come up to your mind " quiet and peacefull neighborhood - a good place to live in" but when you'll live there for a while, you will notice that it is not the calmest area. The road itself is pretty narrow, with plenty of traffic in the mornings and in the evenings. Public transportation presents that's why you don't want to park away from the curb. At nights you can here loud music from the cars passing by, during the day time it is quiet. There are no places to eat on Nicholas, yet it is not far from the main roads.

Tompkins Ave is a pretty wide street with a decent traffic, a great road to learn how to drive. It is rather quiet and peaceful neighborhood. There are not many places to go on Tompkins, although it is a rather historical area. Schools museums, a memorial are located in this street...at night it's very quiet almost evberything is closed, during the day time it's of average traffic of people and cars. A good street overall

Port Richmond Ave is not the busiest street, it is good on public transportation, but poor on places to go to. For example there are not that much restaurants, only pizza places and junk food places. The street itself is not that long with not that many cars on the road. It's pretty boring i should say, when i want to hang out somewhere, honestly, i would never go to Port Richmond Ave. Concerning the Night life, it is very poor.

Victory Boulevard is very long, it actually crosses the whole island - from its left shore to its right shore. Victory blvd is a great place for food lovers, one can find a great amount of restaurants and cafes, besides it is great on shopping. There are really good shopping centers around that area. It is very busy street with loads of cars, but on my memory i don't remember when was the last time when the traffic stood still, although it is heavy - it always moves.

Hyland Blvd is like a picture motion, it is like a film which never ends: very wide road but with constant mad ammount of cars around! You don't want to drive there if you are a new driver. The street it self is very good! there are everything there from Limos for rent to funeral homes. If you don't know where to get anything in staten island the answer is simple - go to Hylan blvd and you'll find everything you want!

Bay street is a very busy street in the morning and the evening, during the daytime it is pretty quite . There are plenty of places to go there: bars, supermarkets, health related buildings, even a small park is around. It leads to the St George Ferry Terminal, and lots of busses goes through Bay St. Sometimes it is difficult for trafic there, because the are some very low visible hidden roads, and the new comer needs to be careful and pay a lot of attention on the crossing.