Time your trip up the Empire State Building so you get to see the view in daylight, but also so you can hang around to see it get dark - amazing really.
Carnegie Deli for breakfast/brunch.
Papaya King for hotdogs.
Don't order a Manhatten - they're bloody vile
Going up the Statue of Liberty is overrated. A ride in a yello cab is essential.
Visit Strawberry Fields in Central Park and shed a tear or two for the loss of John Lennon.
It's a truly amazing place.

I stayed at The Algonquin earlier this year, and sitting in their old bar having a cocktail was lovely. There was also a restaurant just a few doors along which was lovely, but the name of which I have forgotten.

I loved walking around SoHo too.

We went a few years ago and highlights were

Rockerfeller building and Empire State (we did one by day the other by night)
Walking over the Brooklyn Bridge
Radio City tour
River cruise - we did the one that goes half way and back again rather than the full loop.

Definitely have dinner at the River Cafe & go for the tasting menu - DH & I agree that it was one of the best meals that we've ever had. We were there at Easter.

BUMP

Could I hijack just a little please
Newpup you went with dds you said, how old are they and was it as good with dcs .
have been before on honeymoon (soo long ago)but am single parent now and want to take dcs 13 and 15 next year.
Did you have a good time with dcs?

Just pulling all of the tips and info off this thread - just thought I would give it a cheeky wee bump just incase anyone has any more suggestions

If you like pizza, go to Lombardi's. Best pizza ever.

I'd second the Oyster Bar and the Staten Island ferry. I also like to visit the Frick Collection and have dim sum in Chinatown. American movie cinemas are also a treat but maybe none of this is very honeymoony. Congratulations by the way.

Hi Geordieminx,

Glad to read that because if you had done you would have been scammed to the tune of £40 for no good reason!!!. Not just to mention any potential damage to you re idenitity theft. Many scammers bought the word "ESTA" for use on their own websites, many of these are operating out of Korea.

Use only the official one that I've posted up for you.

Best wishes, hope you have a great time in NYC

Attila