David Pambianchi
David Pambianchi is a New York writer, who loves to tell stories about the city, the people, the entertainment, the sport and the businesses that catch his attention.
Novel: Carrots & Apples https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07VPN482Y/ref=nav_timeline_asin?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
Fists Fly: As The Sweet Science Comes to The Paramount
On Sept. 20th, JOE DEGUARDIA'S STAR BOXING presented "Rocken' Fights 36" at The Paramount Theatre in Huntington, NY. The bout card gave new meaning...
Top Notch NYC Italian Food
In an out of the way shopping plaza, located in Queens, NY, discover Top Notch NYC Italian Food. Hidden from view off Metropolitan Avenue,...
El Pollo Inka Peru: A Taste of the Andes
Their roasted chicken is a masterpiece of flavor. And add a dab of Peruvian green sauce to really set your taste buds free. Whether...
Royal Falafel & Shawarma: Fast, Fresh and Tasty
Moseying along McGuinness Boulevard and Greenpoint Avenue after a day of hard work or school classes, the desire to cook and fuss over lunch...
History, Exercise and a Cycling Adventure along the 1908 Vanderbilt Motor...
Many New Yorkers cycle or walk Greenway Trails to include the first 3 miles of the converted 1908 Vanderbilt Motor Parkway from Cunningham...
Need Bicycle Repair? Don’t Despair! Joyride Bikes of NYC
In a friendly, not pricey, atmosphere, Josh (by nature), puts in an effort to help customers. With someone who knows what they are doing...
Don’t Let Them Eat Cake
Since the courts uphold that government cannot suppress expression, likewise, is not the converse true? Can the government force creativity out of someone to...
Villa Erasmo Ristorante: Fresh, Elegant and Delicious
Roses, shrubs and trees, beautifully decorated, Restaurant Villa Erasmo rests along a century old railway rampart. Built as a route for steam engines around...
Saving New York City Horse Carriages
The real reason to send the horses off to the soap factory: Once the mayor's connections usurp the stables, they gain blocks of Hell's Kitchen property on 11th Avenue.
NYC Bicycle Lanes: No Yellow Brick Roads
When it comes to quality of life issues, including bike lanes, shelters, education etc., one harsh similarity confronts New Yorkers...
Jackfry’s Cafe Offers All Time Fave Food in Park Versailles
The family says, We have had school staff and students come back over the years so happy to remember us. We are proud to have served the neighborhood for so long.
Mel’s Locksmiths Inc. Keeps NY Bronx Community Safe For Decades
The little shop oozes nostalgia, history and expertise. With an assortment of archaic locks, keys and photos dating back 82 years, dozens of old NYC Locksmith Occupation License Plates are here-and-there wallpapered.
NYC Students Explore the Bronx River
A journey down the mostly hidden Bronx River, seldom observed even from above, offered a unique scenic perspective and learning opportunity.
Kayaking Makes a Spotlight Around The Big Apple
Coupled with the odyssey of paddling 30 miles under the stars, the endurance challenge offered a unique perspective of the New York City skyline.
New NYC Mayor: Out With The Vile, in With Hope
David Pambianchi looks at the new Mayor-elect, Bill De Blasio, and hoped he can undo the damage that he says Michael Bloomberg has done to teachers in the big apple.
Enjoy Delectable Food at Cafe Piu Bella
Of course, not to go unmentioned, the delicious Chicken Francese or Marsala along with creamy squash, spinach or broccoli soup help offset the winter chill.
Hong Kong Dragon Boat Festival Lights Up New York
From across North America, serious dragon boat teams come to New York City to test their training and skills in both traditional wooden or fiberglass canoe-like crafts. But this Dragon Boat event is not just for the pros.
Tradition Lives on At The Iconic Pete’s Cafe
While Pete has been missed at the Annual 5th Avenue Greek Parade, his attitude lives on whether Greek, Hispanic, Italian and whatever your ethnicity. It is always about the bonds of friendship and 'people helping people' that makes an American com
The 86th Annual Daily News Golden Gloves: Final Day
For the first time, Brooklyn's magnificent Barclays Center hosted the traditional Daily News Golden Gloves Finals. To a cheering New York crowd, determined amateur boxers tested their courage, skills and endurance.
Teacher Evaluations: The Scam of the Decade
They are disturbed, but not because children will not get those funds. That money would never reach a classroom anyway. Our representatives are distressed because those dollars will not be available for Special Interest pockets.