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Collegiate Dating Trends in New York City

October 24, 2016/in Date Stats /by CMB

There are many top-ranked colleges in the NYC area, but how do they stack up when it comes to the dating scene?
We analyzed more than 25,000 profiles of singles from some of the top colleges in NYC to uncover which schools have the most attractive, the pickiest, the most assertive, the chattiest singles and more! Check out the complete NYC rankings below!  

2016 Collegiate Dating Trends in New York by CMB

Promise Society

Coffee Meets Bagel Sponsors Love For Charity Date Auction For The Promise Society (TPS)!

June 16, 2014/in CMB Says /by Guest Blogger

 
Coffee Meets Bagel is a proud sponsor of The Promise Society‘s 5th Annual Charity Date Auction!

WHEN: Friday, June 20th @ 6pm

WHERE: Stage 48, @ 605 W 48th St, New York, NY 10019

Participants will be able to bid for dates with the beautiful members of TPS who have volunteered to auction themselves for the noble cause. Check them out at the below link and buy tickets now!

 
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P.S. This year, TPS is enabling supporters to vote for the charity that will benefit from our proceeds. Get involved and choose among three worthy causes:

1) APEX for Youth
2) Charles B. Wang Community Health Center
3) Restore NYC

TO VOTE, simply go to https://apps.facebook.com/my-polls/tps

About Coffee Meets Bagel (CMB): Every day at noon, we introduce you to one single with whom you share mutual friends. You have 24 hours to LIKE or PASS your match (aka “Bagels”). Mutual LIKE leads to direct connection via text message on a private phone line.

Coffee Meets Bagel, Best Dating App

How to Meet New People This Winter? Consider the Airport!

November 27, 2013/in Date Stats /by Guest Blogger

Wondering how to meet new people this holiday season? According to research firm StrategyOne, almost one out of every ten adults has either dated or known someone to have dated a person they met at an airport or during a flight. So Axe spray — the industry leader in satisfying a need no one really thought needed to be satisfied — commissioned a study in 2007 with Sperling’s BestPlaces to rank America’s biggest airports by likeliness to produce a romantic connection. Their metrics include variables such as length of layovers and delays (which promote interaction, obviously) and cute shops and places to interact (beer gardens and magic shops). Basically, they came up with a formula to determine the likelihood of you meeting new people during a layover.

The best airport? Philadelphia. Yep. Apparently. Below are their full rankings. Let us know if this squares with your own experiences.

  1. Philadelphia Int’l (PHL)
  2. Newark Int’l (EWR)
  3. John F Kennedy Int’l (JFK)
  4. Washington-Dulles Int’l (IAD)
  5. La Guardia Int’l (LGA)
  6. Port Columbus Int’l (CMH)
  7. Detroit Metropolitan (DTW)
  8. Logan Int’l (BOS)
  9. Dallas/Ft. Worth Int’l (DFW)
  10. San Francisco Int’l (SFO)
  11. Lambert-St. Louis Int’l (STL)
  12. Cincinnati Int’l (CVG)
  13. O’Hare Int’l (ORD)
  14. Minneapolis/St. Paul Int’l (MSP)
  15. Miami Int’l (MIA)
  16. Seattle Tacoma Int’l (SEA)
  17. Pittsburgh Int’l (PIT)
  18. Hartsfield Int’l (ATL)
  19. Washington National (DCA)
  20. Baltimore/Washington Int’l (BWI)
  21. Denver Int’l (DEN)
  22. San Antonio Int’l (SAT)
  23. Hopkins Int’l (CLE)
  24. Houston Hobby (IAH)
  25. San Diego Int’l (SAN)
  26. Portland Int’l (PDX)
  27. Kansas City Int’l (MCI)
  28. Houston Hobby (HOU)
  29. Sacramento Int’l (SMF)
  30. Tampa Int’l (TPA)
  31. Midway Int’l (MDW)
  32. Sky Harbor Int’l (PHX)
  33. Los Angeles Int’l (LAX)
  34. Orlando Int’l (MCO)
  35. McCarran Int’l (LAS)
  36. San Jose Int’l (SJC)
  37. Oakland Int’l (OAK)

 

Get Real with Beer and Sausages

March 28, 2012/in Date Ideas, NYC /by CMB

Who said beer and meat are only for men? A girl’s gotta have sausages and hamburgers too!

We love to go to DBGB with a group of friends but is chic place for couples to go on a date as well. All of it’s sausages are to die for so we recommend in getting at least 2 different types with your date. Also get an order of the frenchie hamburger, you can’t go wrong with it. DBGB also carries more than 20 types of beer on tap and over 50 bottled beer.

Daniel Boulud never disappoints foodies and DBGB is becoming New Yorkers favorite spot for some beer and artery clogging deliciousness.

WHERE: DBGB Kitchen and Bar

             299 Bowery between Houston and 1st. St

HOURS: Mon, noon-3pm and 5:30pm-11pm; Tue-Thu, noon-3pm and 5:30pm-midnight; Fri, noon-3pm and 5:30pm-1am; Sat, 11am-3pm and 5:30pm-1am; Sun, 11am-3pm and 5pm-11pm

Not the same Andy Warhol

March 28, 2012/in Date Ideas, NYC /by CMB

It is not an overstatement if we say Andy Warhol is one of the most well known Pop artists. The painting of Campbell’s soup cans Marilyn Monroe are all too familiar with us. However Andy Warhol had more to him than just his paintings. He was a well respected photographer himself, and this exhibition, “Andy Warhol: Photographer” is a chance for the public to see.

“Andy Warhol: Photographer” is an exhibition of 143 unique prints and is the first gallery show that purely focuses on his photographic products.

Click here to read what Christopher Bollen-Editor-at-Large of Interview magazine has to say…

If you’ve been to MoMA one too many times and want to see a different side of Warhol’s works try going out to this exhibition this week!

WHAT: ANDY WARHOL: PHOTOGRAPHER

           PHOTOGRAPHS FROM THE HEDGES COLLECION

WHERE: 527 West 23rd Street (23rd St between 10th and 11th Aves)

PHONE: 212.629.6778

WHEN: THROUGH APRIL 21, 2012

Escape into Opulence

March 23, 2012/in Date Ideas, NYC /by CMB

The Frick Collection

Tired of your studio, or your one bedroom flex apartment you share with 2 other roommates? See where the real high class, wealthy, and cultured people used to live back in the days.

The Frick Collection is an art museum now, but was first built in 1913 as Robber baron Henry Clay Frick’s- yes that’s his name- mansion. The Frick Collection holds many traditional painting all from Monet’s pieces to Renoir’s. There’s also a garden court where you can relax and enjoy the quietness and enjoy the spring breeze. Of course it has a fountain, like all great mansions do!

My favorite part of this mansion/art museum is that it is a great wedding venue. You have to be a private member but if you are, this is a choice different from a castle but with the same classy opulence anybody would be in awe of.

 








WHERE: One E. 70th St. (70 St/5th Ave)

COST: $18, $12 for seniors, $5 for students

PHONE: 212-288-0700

Click for schedule and for more info

Ready for the weekend? The city’s ready for you!

March 22, 2012/in Date Ideas, NYC /by CMB

HAPPY THURSDAY! I’M ASSUMING EVERYBODY’S HAVING A WONDERFUL WEEK IN THIS BEAUTIFUL WEATHER. SPRING IS HERE AND THE CITY IS ALWAYS FULL OF FUN THINGS TO DO. SO LET’S GET THIS WEEKEND STARTED :)

 
Keyboard Kid @ the New Museum

Keyboard Kid is performing tonight at the New Museum as part of the museum’s monthly series of performances. It’s called “Get Weird: Experimental and Freaky” and it happens once a month. This month, and tonight we’re lucky to see Keyboard Kid perform. He’s already well known for providing beats for rappers like Soulja Boy, Mista F.A.B., and Main Attrakionz.
COSTS: $10 New Museum Members, $12 General Public
LOCATION: New Museum (235 Bowery, at Prince Street between Stanton and Rivington Streets)
WHEN: Friday, March 23,2012  7:00pm
click to read more…
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APUTUMPU MUSIC FESTIVAL

Enjoy the music festivities for the whole weekend. The 4 day long music madness is starting TONIGHT. This is what My Social List has to say. “The Aputumpu Festival is a musical showcase featuring more than two-dozen rising bands comprising a cross-section of the burgeoning Brooklyn music scene. Much like the Amputumpu fruit – sweet on the inside, but rough on the outside – these bands exhibit raw, noisy, in-your-face performances, in contrast with the deep and often heartfelt sentiments expressed in their music. The bands’ rough, DIY aesthetic will be displayed over the course of four days, spread across some of the best venues in Williamsburg and Manhattan.”
COSTS: Tickets are maximum $10
SCHEDULE: Thu 3/22 8:00pm………..Shea Stadium (Bushwick)
Fri 3/23 7:30pm…………Public Assembly (Williamsburg)
Sat 3/24 7:30pm………..Cameo Art Gallery (Williamsburg)
Sun 3/25 10:00pm ……..(le)poisson rouge (West Village)
Click for ticket information
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FRIDAY NIGHT DINNER WITH A TWIST

Who said Friday night dinners have to be at a fancy restaurant? The Natural Gourmet Institute hosts Friday night dinners that are open to the public. The school transforms itself to a restaurant with flowers and candles and of course, food! Instructors and students serve a 3 course dinner and at the end of the dinner the public has a chance to ask the chefs questions on how they prepared the food. It’s fresh and really straight from the kitchen.
Here is the menu for tomorrow’s meal:
~Amuse Bouche ~
Olive Tapenade and Pine Nuts on Corn Pizzelle
~ Appetizer – 1st Course ~
Baby Arugula, Baby Oak Leaf Purple Radish Shoots, Salted Marcona Almonds
Thinly Shaved Manchego, Lemon Vinaigrette
Fried Baby Artichokes with Orange Thyme Aioli
Marinated & Pickled Vegetables
~ Entree – 2nd Course ~
Paella with Bomba and Short Grain Brown Rice, Sofrito,
Seitan Chorizo, Royal Trumpet Mushroom Scallops
Saffron Sauce
Capers
Spinach with Sun – Dried Tomatoes
~ Dessert – 3rd Course ~
Crème Catalana Brulee with Dark Chocolate
Fruit Compote with Spiced Rioja Sangria Sauce
WHERE: Natural Gourmet Institute for Food and Health
48 W. 21st St., 2nd fl. (near 5th ave)
PHONE: 212-645-1570
PRICE: $40
For more information and to make reservations

To EAT- Via Tribunali

March 20, 2012/in Date Ideas, NYC /by CMB

Got slightly carried away there with all the delicious pictures, but you can see why I’m so excited about this pizza place in the LES.

Via Tribunali- Seattle’s best pizza is now available in NYC.

Already famous in Seattle, D.C. and Portland, Via Tribunali’s coming to NYC is exciting news. There’s a wood-burning oven that heats up to 1000 degrees where all the yummy and crispy dough’s produced. This place have delicious pies, calzones and pizzas that are backed up with a serious wine list that makes everything even more heavenly.

Minute I saw this place, I thought it was great for a date, don’t you think?

Via Tribunali (click to go to the website)

Where: 122 Ludlow St., between Rivington and Delancey St.

Hours: Sunday-Thursday 11am-12pm (Kitchen closes at 11pm)

Friday- Saturday 11am-2am (Kitchen closes at 1am)

Phone: 212-260-8742

NYC's Beautiful Spots Captured

March 20, 2012/in Date Ideas, NYC /by CMB

Jane’s Carousel,2011

Living in New York, we’re always complaining about the dirty streets, rats scattering around the subway stops and never ending noises. But, what about the beauties in NYC?

Matthew Pillsbury captures moments in NYC using long exposures for a cool and time lingering effect.

Check out Matthew Pillsbury’s Exhibition

When: through April 28 (10am-6pm)

Where: Bonni Benrubi

            41E. 57th St., New York, NY 10022 near Madison Ave.

Click to learn more about Matthew Pillsbury

Acme

March 17, 2012/in Date Ideas, NYC /by CMB

Noho’s old time favorite Acme, revamped itself and now it’s a trendy hot spot with the same deliciousness it offered in the past..

“For about 25 years, this downtown space housed Acme Bar & Grill, a raffish Southern joint that hosted rock shows in the basement. It closed in 2011 and reopened in early 2012, gutted and beautified by the ultracool team behind Indochine. A fashion and art-world crowd inhabits the sexy, low-lit, black leather–appointed dining room. The inventive opening menu was conceived by Mads Refslund, an ambassador of New Nordic cuisine and a co-founder of Noma in Copenhagen, voted the best restaurant in the world. Categories on it include “Raw,” “Cooked,” “Soil” and “Sea/Land,” and items change with the seasons. Expect the unexpected in dishes such as sweet shrimp and bison or pearl barley with clams, scallops and artichoke, juxtaposing sweet/salty and bitter/sour elements.” -nycgo.com

Location: 9 Great Jones St. (between Broadway and Lafayette St.)

Phone: 212- 203-2121

Hours: Mon-Wed 6-11pm; Thurs.-Sat., 6pm-midnight

Website: http://www.acmenyc.com



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