Recently went to a Bridal Expo there. It was huge. Tons of vendors lined up. They do all kinds of expo's here. there was also recently a dinner for seniors that my grandparents were invited to. Concerts are sometimes held here too. Justin Beiber was recently there I think.

My fiance and I eat at Bolocco twice per week. sometimes more. they're wraps are the best you have ever had. Try the buffalo chicken wrap. I'm eating there tonight as a matter of a fact. They come in mini, small or large. They are reasonably priced and dont' worry if the line is out the door they move fast. They also have a rewards card, every $50 you spend you get a free large burrito. They periodically give away free food too!

They train you. You do a one hour lesson learning how to tie the knots and tie off your partner and such. And then they'll test you. Once you pass you can climb on your own. The height of some of their walls can be intimidating but to some it looks like a great time. I took the training but never went back for the test due to schedule conflicts but it was relatively easy to learn.

The plaza is just a big open plaza unless there's something going on. Sometimes there's free concerts. Last year I participated in the Diamond Dash that took place there (a scavenger hunt for a $20K diamond ring!) The Big Apple Circus sets up there every spring.

Really good italian food. And I don't say that lightly as I have an Italian family. Polcarri's is my grandparents choice for dinner out on every special occasion. Parking can be tight sometimes but the food is good, and is reasonably priced. Try the ravioli.