Suggestions for Tennis near Turtle Bay, New York
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Stephanie D. • November 21, 2013If you buy one of those deals on living social or such, bear in mind the private lessons are held on a fake/mock mini half court, with an automatic ball machine. You won't be on a real tennis court.
K. C. • March 29, 2011Best tennis spot on east side. Semi-private lessons are great ways to learn the basics!
Rod M. • April 28, 2012Something going on here every single season. Ice skating in the winter, table tennis in the spring, movies in the summer, and fashion in the fall. A NYC must.
Annika K. • April 17, 2011Great clinics -- small group size, excellent instruction! Sign up at www.tennispointnyc.com
California • August 24, 2013Great tennis equipment. US Open souvenirs and tennis DVDs. Highly recommended.
Lisa F. • December 22, 2018TVs playing sports, ping pong tables, a popcorn popping machine, and solid casual food: hamburger, zucchini fries, sausage sampler and tacos all good.
Pop Art NYC • April 16, 2011Even lifelong New Yorkers are unaware of one of the city’s best kept secrets — the tennis courts above Grand Central Terminal. 3rd Floor (take the elevator!)
7.2Sports and Recreation •Bryant Park (Near 42nd St, toward 6th Ave), New York
Ronald Y. • August 9, 2014Ping pong tournaments happen here on the first Wednesday of the month during summer. Sign up at http://bryantpark.org
The New York Daily News • August 22, 2011PHOTO: Comedian Milton Berle seems to be losing his tennis match against some youngsters at the Armory in 1951, at the link!
Irene I. • November 17, 2019A quick break from the city hustle? Greeley park is the place. In the summer I had fun playing ping pong with new people and it was a good workout 🤗. Plus tons of resturaunt and retail stores nearby.
Jack E. • September 24, 2017Small but functional, cheap, good common areas with Table Tennis, roof bar and TACOS.
1 item on the menu matches tennis
6.8Hotel • View Prices •120-130 E 39th St (btwn Park & Lexington Ave.), New York
Trica J. • September 24, 2010Stop by St Giles New York - The Court and bid on tennis racket signed by Caroline Wozniacki. Proceeds to go to Sean Penn's Haitian Relief Organization.
9.4Concert Hall • $$$$ •1260 Avenue of the Americas (at W 50th St), New YorkDon't see the place you're looking for? Add a new place to Foursquare.
