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Best shoe shine in midtown manhattan
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I had a good shoe shine across from Shake Shack... but that is below 34th... Some old Russian man with a place near the Wendys.
I had a ****** shoeshine today on 43rd and 3rd... dont go there. The lady shined my shoes for like 4 minutes, but i was really not impressed
anyone ever gone to the shoe shine in the Chrysler Building? The one downstairs near the subway entrance?
If i find a good shoe shine tomorrow (i am wearing some shoes i dont usually wear)... i will post it here.
I had a ****** shoeshine today on 43rd and 3rd... dont go there. The lady shined my shoes for like 4 minutes, but i was really not impressed
anyone ever gone to the shoe shine in the Chrysler Building? The one downstairs near the subway entrance?
If i find a good shoe shine tomorrow (i am wearing some shoes i dont usually wear)... i will post it here.
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Eddie's. Absolutely Eddie's. 100% beyond a doubt Eddie's.Originally Posted by haganah
Are you saying Eddie's is the best place to get a shine between 34-57 7 ave to lex?
Just want to be clear about what you are trying to say.
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I had a good shoe shine across from Shake Shack... but that is below 34th... Some old Russian man with a place near the Wendys.Originally Posted by JSC4President
If i find a good shoe shine tomorrow (i am wearing some shoes i dont usually wear)... i will post it here.
for future reference, the shoe shine on the south side of 23rd, just west of broadway, is great..
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There is a place (never paid attention to the name) at 45th and Park (next to the East tunnel) that does a great job.
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for future reference, the shoe shine on the south side of 23rd, just west of broadway, is great..Originally Posted by juuceman
Oh ok. That is the place before the Home Depot. I will check it out next time I am over there.
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Also going to chime in with Eddie's, although the place on 53rd and 5th in the entrance to the E and V trains is also pretty decent.Originally Posted by ohm
There used to be a homeless guy that was always in the entrance to that station doing a comedy routine; very bright (but abstract) guy...IIRC he was the subject of a documentary.
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