Carmine's is between 90th and 91st Streets. Take the Uptown 2 or 3 (of the 1-2-3, the red line) from 42nd Street-Times Square (between 7th Avenue and Broadway) to 96th Street (at Broadway). Then walk down Broadway.
At first glance, it seems to be a slightly shorter walk if you take the 1 train to 86th Street. But the 1 is a local train. It's 6 stops from Times Square to 86th Street. On the 2 and 3 express trains, it's only 2 stops from Times Square to 96th Street.
Also, there is an entrance/exit to the 96th Street stop between 93rd and 94th Streets. If you board the train at its back end, in the last 3 cars, you'll get off the train right at the 93rd-94th Street exit. That way, the walking distance will actually be shorter than from the 86th Street stop.
It definitely makes sense to stay in Times Square when attending Broadway shows in New York City. Times Square is where the shopping, dining, and action is, and it is not far at all from Broadway, either. Yes, Times Square is an exciting place to stay and is not far from the Broadway shows. Times Square also has a number of restaurants and retail stores that are of interest to tourists.
no. times square is a place. Broadway is not one specific place unless you are talking about the street.
The heart of Times Square is generally considered at Broadway & 42nd Street.
It is at Broadway and 42nd St more commonly referred to as Times Square.
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Times. It's named after The New York Times, which had its original offices at the intersection of 7th Ave. and Broadway.
Broadway & Seventh Ave., to West 42nd Street and West 47th Street.
Times Square is located at West 42nd Street, between 7th Avenue and Broadway, in Manhattan. The general Times Square area consists of 7th Avenue and Broadway, from 41st to 47th Street. Times Square and the Times Square area are thus part of the Theatre District (also known as the Great White Way), which is Broadway and 7th Avenue from approximately 40th Street to 53rd Street.
They are 30 blocks apart if you follow Broadway, or, roughly a mile and a half.
Broadway originated in Manhattan, so of course there are Broadway theaters. There are dozens located throughout Times Square, and even more off-Broadway theaters spread in the city.
At Times Square on broadway and 7th avenue
I guess it's times square.