Wednesday, February 23, 2011

SO UM, WHAT IF I GET THE MUNCHIES AT A NY TURKISH BATHHOUSE?


Excellent question! Top notch! And I actually have the answer since the RUSSIAN & TURKISH BATHS are a hop, skip and a sploosh from my apartment. And yes, there's a restaurant. Here’s a smattering of what you’ll find on the menu.






FYI…here's a pic of the pool, plus the hours & admission costs.

You’re welcome.


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28 comments:

  1. Alternatively, you could just snort some bath salts. The amphetamine-like high would serve as an appetite suppressor and you would no longer have the munchies!

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  2. Homemade mayo at a NY Turkish bathhouse? I don't want to know the ingredients.
    xoRobyn

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  3. i'd shoot myself in the face before i'd let my vagina get in that cesspool. i mean, swimming pool.

    if that is it's real name.

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  4. I'm with Kage. But I will say, I haven't seen such low prices at a restaurant for about 20 years!

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  5. thats their detox method from hangover and other harmful effects of environmemt - sweat and eat.

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  6. Hmmm. I re-read it twice and it still says seaweed. Really?

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  7. I went to Bath here in the UK where they have the natural springs pools something about the Romkans using them? Anyway I dont know if they do it at the Turkish baths but I wasnt fond of the warm nartural water gross! Yes to drink!

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  8. For those prices you could hire a maid to cook your food while you fill a tub up with whatever kind of oil or salts you prefer, soak and be spoon fed. That's just nuts.

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  9. For some reason I was expecting things to be a little bit crazier than this. I wonder why.

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  10. Ugh! With those choices, I think I'd bring my lunch. And their spelling is HORRIBLE!

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  11. This is the second blog this week with posts about bath houses. I've never seen one in my life, let alone been to one. Its kinda creepy.

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  12. Just curious. Do they have a crab night?

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  13. Wow! I'm going to start charging admission to my tub! And, I make much less bland food than that place! I could be in biz in no time. I wouldn't require people to wear shorts during coed either. Where's the fun in that?

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  14. I Agree with Robyn, I don't want to know whats in the mayo.

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  15. Hmmm Well the prices seem reasonable. Can you take the food in the pool with you?

    Just messin, Im a totaly germ freak. Not a chance in hell that I would dip any part of my body in that pool.

    Whats up with button trading?

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  16. Mmm... cause I know the only thing better than a Turkish Bathhouse is having a SALAD at a Turkish Bathhouse!

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  17. I think i just threw up in my mouth a little bit.

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  18. Pass of the public bathing, but the blini sounds good.

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  19. I dont know about the whole bathhouse but,... BORSCHT~! goddamnit I want some NOW

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  20. So will you be taping yourself in the pool eating borscht or lobio?

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  21. mmm, I want to try borsche soup. Rugrats always mentioned it..

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  22. There's a B&D/S&M club in the same block.
    You should see their whine list!

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  23. I was thinking all that food seemed reasonably priced, until I got to the bagel with lox and cream cheese. $6??!! For a bagel?!!! (What the hell is lox, anyway? I know you explained it once, but I didn't retain it.)

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  24. I will be there Monday at 12pm and eating a mayo salad.

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  25. would be great for summer, just relaxing in the pool and then eating

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