No social lives. Since its not a suburban community it’s not as easy for really anyone to just casually meet up during COVID. Few hot spots are actually “open” only some restaurants. Still the same city buzz but less. Besides the cold still a very beautiful city right now and pleasure to be in

 

Being in NYC is much better than being stuck at home in the suburbs right now, depending on if you have a good social circle or not, as well as solid roommates. People are easily meeting up on apps, doing brunch / binge drinking at "outdoor dining" restaurants and bars in the evenings, and having lots of apartment parties. Just depends on your COVID tolerance threshold. If you aren't exposing your family and taking calculated risks for yourself, its much better being NYC right now than other cities for sure.

 

NYC based college student - NY is definitely weirdly quiet in some parts (midtown) but other than that it's not a bad time. Lots of people out during the day, doesn't feel as dead as you'd think it would at all. Once indoor dining opens up again (supposed on 2/14) and bars are open eventually it'll be a lot better. Ofc NY will suffer imo long-term if companies don't go back to the office by the end of 2021 but only time will tell 

 

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