Deals in North New Hyde Park

JEI Learning Center

$99 for One Month of Math & Reading or Lil' Genius Learning Sessions at JEI Learning Center (Up to $310 Value)

After diagnostic tests in math and English, students aged 3–14 work to improve their skills in programs paced to their needs

Auburndale-Whitestone

$310 $99

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Local Service Deals

Online or In-Person Real-Estate Licensing Course at New York Real Estate Institute (Up to 75% Off)

New York Real Estate Institute

New York Real Estate Institute

School offers online or in-person seminars & textbooks that prepare aspiring real-estate agents for success in sales for the past 25 years

$395 $139

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Online or In-Person Real-Estate Licensing Course at Real Estate Training Center (Up to 77% Off)

Real Estate Training Center

Multiple Locations

School offers online or in-person seminars & e-books that prepare aspiring real-estate agents for success in sales for the past 25 years

$465 $109

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Tax Consulting Services at Bookkeeping Power Control (45% Off)

Bookkeeping Power Control

New Hyde Park

From the merchant: Get Your Personal Income taxes Done, And Get More Money Refund With Us.

$100 $55

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Health & Fitness Deals

5 Zumba Classes at Vibez Studio (Up to 50% Off)

Vibez Studio

Bayside

Students torch calories while dancing to Latin-inspired beats in a club-like atmosphere in Zumba and Zumba Toning Classes

$50 $25

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One or Three Open-Play Basketball Sessions for One, Two, or Three Kids at Elite Skills (Up to 57% Off)

Elite Skills

P.S. 213

Children are allowed to play basketball freely while being supervised by adults

$10 $5

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One or Two Laser Nail Fungus Removal Treatments for Both Feet or Hands at LaserCare (Up to 78% Off)

LaserCare

LaserCare

Each 15-minute session treats nails with a laser beam, zapping fungus while leaving healthy tissue intact on hands or feet

$1,200 $299

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One or Two Acupuncture Treatments with an Initial Consultation at Zen-Ohs Acupuncture (Up to 56% Off)

Zen-Ohs Acupuncture

New Hyde Park

A licensed acupuncturist helps redirect the flow of energy in the body using tiny, hair-thin needles to relieve pain

$95 $45

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$330 for $600 Worth of In-Office Teeth Whitening from Lawrence A. Kurzweil, DDS, PC

Lawrence A. Kurzweil, DDS, PC

Bellerose

Local businesses like this one promote thriving, distinctive communities by offering a rich array of goods and services to locals like you

$600 $330

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10 or 20 Martial-Arts Fitness Classes at Gracie Barra (Up to 90% Off)

Gracie Barra

Gracie Barra

Classes include elements of Brazilian jujitsu, kickboxing, and striking techniques

$250 $29

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One or Two Acupuncture Sessions and Acupressure Treatments at Rick Weisbrot Acupuncture (Up to 57% Off)

Rick Weisbrot Acupuncture

Rick Weisbrot Acupuncture

Treat pain, allergies, stress, and other maladies with a natural, ancient techniques of acupuncture and acupressure

$80 $39

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$39 for an Acupuncture Session with Consultation at North Nassau Acupuncture LLC ($85 Value)

North Nassau Acupuncture LLC

Insertion of fine needles at key therapeutic points on the body relieves pain and eases stress while dislodging pent-up energy

$85 $39

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Beauty & Spa Deals

One, Two, or Three Brazilian Waxes at Secret Eyelash (Up to 60% Off)

Secret eyelash

Secret eyelash

Waxing technicians remove all unwanted hair from bikini areas

$50 $25

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4, 8, or 10 Ultrasonic-Cavitation Body-Contouring Treatments at Corpusandfigure (Up to 91% Off)

corpusandfigure

corpusandfigure

Give your body a better shape with ultrasonic-cavitation contouring treatments

$1,000 $99

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Cut, Condition, and Choice of Partial or Full Highlights at Angel's Hair Salon and Day Spa (Up to 56% Off)

Angel's Hair Salon and Day Spa

Angels Hair Salon and Day Spa

Stylists trim and soften hair before adding in highlights throughout the crown or entirety of hair

$150 $69

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60-Minute Hot Stone Massage, 60-Minute Deep-Cleaning Facial, or Both at Hallelujah Foot & Spa (Up to 41% Off)

Hallelujah Foot & SPA

Douglaston

A hot stone massage eases muscle aches and tension, while a deep-cleaning facials rids pores of dirt and impurities

$49 $31

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One or Three Microderm Dermasweep Treatments at North Shore Medical Spa (Up to 62% Off)

North Shore Medical Spa

Lake Success

During a 1-hour treatment, medical-grade, particle-free microdermabrasion wands reduce appearance of lines and scars with no downtime

$175 $69

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Food & Drink Deals

Dinner for Two or Four at Jessie's Fireshack & Pizzeria (Up to 60% Off)

Jessie's Fireshack & Pizzeria

New Hyde Park

Menu of southwestern and Latin-infused comfort foods includes a Bacardi rum burger, mashed potato-topped hot dog, and beef empanadas

$61.80 $25.95

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Things To Do Deals

$29 for Two Private and One Group Dance Lesson at Arthur Murray Dance Center ($289 Value)

Arthur Murray Dance Center

Bayside

Learn dances such as swing, salsa, and the hustle in one-on-one lessons, then hone skills in a group class and party-style practice session

$289 $29

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1 or 10 Adult Intermediate Ballet Classes at American Theater Dance Workshop (50% Off)

American Theater Dance Workshop

New Hyde Park

Adult dancers hone their classical ballet skills in a large, fully mirrored studio with sprung floors

$20 $10

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Cohen's Fashion Optical
Once, not so very long ago, seeing well and looking good didn’t necessarily go hand in hand. But as corrective-vision technology progressed, so did the demand for prescription frames that matched the public’s growing interest in fashion and personal style. This burgeoning demand inspired Jack Cohen to start his own designer-eyewear business in 1927, and soon, he was selling fashionable eyewear up and down New York’s Orchard Street from a humble pushcart. The concept was so successful, however, that he was soon able to open the first Cohen's Fashion Optical storefront on the corner of Orchard and Delancey. The near and farsighted from across the city flocked there, most to find frames that flattered their faces, and some because they misread the sign while looking for City Hall. Today, there are more than 100 Cohen's Fashion Optical stores throughout the United States and Puerto Rico offering sunglasses, designer frames, and the most advanced prescription lenses and contact lenses available. State-licensed optometrists screen patients for problems and determine prescriptions with eye exams and then steer them toward staff trained to advise customers on which frames will best suit their face shape. Titanium, stainless-steel, and plastic frames bear logos from designers such as Prada, Calvin Klein, Gucci, Ralph Lauren, Dior, Cartier, Chrome Heart, Fred, and Ray-Ban, and a variety of lenses incorporate progressive, polarized, and transition technologies, or feature rose-colored glass to counteract pessimism. Customers can also shed frames in favor of contact lenses, with options that include disposable lenses, toric lenses for astigmatism, bifocal and multifocal lenses, and color lenses.
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21151 26th Ave
Bayside,
NY
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LifeFuel Fit Personal Training
Personal trainer AJ Mihrzad once struggled with his own weight-loss challenges and severe back pain. After catching a glimpse of himself in the window of a fast-food restaurant, he decided it was time to make a change. Mihrzad pursued an undergraduate degree in exercise science and nutrition and a master's degree in psychology, striving to learn about all the factors that contribute to fitness success. He tried working at a corporately owned gym, but felt compelled to follow the road less traveled or treadmill less frequented. Mihrzad created LifeFuel Fit, where his focus on three major aspects of health— exercise, nutrition, and mindset—helps others achieve the same confidence, energy, and fitness level that he himself has obtained. Mihrzad hired a team of trainers and nutritionists to assist him in this mission. The nutritionists provide dietary guidance, the trainers lead highly varied workouts designed to efficiently tone muscles and burn fat, and they all hold clients accountable for their results. Patrons lose a monthly average of 10–12 pounds of fat, or the amount of butter needed to sculpt a soulmate for the Pillsbury Doughboy. Knowing that everyone takes a different path to fitness, Mihrzad also established LeanBuddy, an app that leads customers through their weight-loss journeys from the convenience of their smartphones. For a full month, users receive a daily email filled with the challenges and dietary recommendations they should take on for that day. Once they complete the instructions, they report back on the smartphone app, then receive personalized feedback from a team of fitness coaches. By letting participants complete challenges on their own time, the program can often produce more dramatic results than other more demanding regimens.
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318 Lakeville Rd
Great Neck,
NY
US
CrossFit New York
Trainer John Beneduce channels his athletic ability into CrossFit, a high-intensity, functional workout that he customizes for all ages and fitness levels. He and his wife opened CrossFit Bayside to offer an effective alternative to standard gyms. ?The way we do it at CrossFit Bayside is pretty much the total opposite of how a traditional gym would work,? John said. Rather than coming in to use equipment solo, members attend a packed schedule of one-hour sessions, which all begin with a warm-up before everyone spends about 15 minutes mastering new techniques. Once they can safely and effectively do the workout, students get to work, hoisting medicine balls, swinging kettlebells, climbing ropes, and dead-lifting weights. The workouts change each day, and John usually waits about three months before repeating one. As groups cool down, John leads a discussion on a health-related topic, ranging from nutritional information to how to keep a fitness journal without making your diary jealous. ?We really care about our members,? John said. ?My wife and I run it together as a family business.? He added that the members themselves uphold the gym's mission, warmly welcoming new members and throwing themselves fully into each workout. ?There?s no negative energy at my gym,? he said.
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39-15 Bell Boulevard
Bayside,
NY
US
La Bottega New York
When Giuseppe and Marisa Ruta first met and fell in love in Ispica, Italy, they were only 16. Nevertheless, they got married a few years later, which led to travels throughout Europe, sampling of exotic food, and, soon, a relocation to the United States. As Giuseppe worked his way up the restaurant industry ladder, he and Marisa dreamed of one day opening a little Italian store and restaurant where they could savor the pair's favorite Italian dish of all—the humble panini. In 2003, that dream came true when they opened La Bottega, Italian for "the store." Ten years and more than 20 additional locations later, the couple has spread their love of Italian flavors far and wide. Though many of the locations feature their own spin on the original dishes, they all honor the Ruta's first love by offering more than 60 varieties of panini, each toasted and stuffed with gourmet ingredients such as prosciutto di parma, black-angus steak, and marinated Italian tuna. Like a sentient robot crossing guard, the eateries go beyond their handheld specialization by featuring a slate of full entrees, pasta dishes, desserts, and imported wine.
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42-29 Bell Boulevard
Bayside,
NY
US
Cycle Revolutions
“Pain is temporary,” said seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong. “ … If I quit, however, it lasts forever.” Staying true to this inspirational quote, the instructors at Cycle Revolutions—which features the mantra on its website—maintain that spinning is more than just an aerobic fitness regimen but also an opportunity to push yourself beyond perceived limits. Although they encourage intensity, the coaches strive to create a friendly, motivational environment where participants can cultivate camaraderie without feeling intimidated. To ensure this, they adapt their sessions to fit all fitness levels and allow each rider to control how fast and hard they pedal. Once class begins, students adjust the settings of their stationary bikes before the instructor at the front of the room leads them through a simulated course with turns, hills, or long straightaways. Depending on the class, teachers may focus on endurance, strength, or power. Sometimes they also incorporate techniques from different forms of exercise, such as yoga, or further motivate students by having them outrun the studio’s stationary bear.
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32-55 Francis Lewis Boulevard
Flushing,
NY
US
Decision Nutrition
Decision Nutrition president Karen Gilbert treats every client who walks in her door with reverence, as she believes each one to be a warrior who has made the decision to overcome his or her own physical obstacles through the transformative power of nutritional health. Karen's accomplishments include a masters degree in nutrition from NYU and a dietetic residency at Mount Sinai Hospital, a resumé that has prompted media mainstays such as Fox News and Oxygen magazine to enlist her expertise during their coverage of important health-related topics. The center's staff of registered dietitians and certified dietitian nutritionists shares Karen's philosophy of healthier living through healthier habits, and they share nutritional advice tailored to each individual client, forging a bond of trust and collaboration. The team works together to help clients with a broad range of health and lifestyle goals including losing weight, alleviating symptoms of medical conditions, and refraining from eating through their noses.
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55 Northern Boulevard
Great Neck,
NY
US
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Groupon Guide

Things to Do in New York City: Saturday, August 9, to Friday, August 15

This week’s list includes a book release party for a YouTube star, a street festival with ballerinas, and a 1990s French film that blends sci-fi with film noir. And as always, check Groupon for more great things to do in New York City. St. Vincent Prospect Park | Saturday, August 9, 7:30 p.m. With guitar-rock anthems like “Cheerleader” and “Digital Witness” to her name, there’s no question that Annie Clark can shred. But on tour to support her self-titled fourth album, the woman known as St. Vincent has taken her performances to the next level, with bold costumes and onstage theatrics that recall Prince at his 1980s peak. Thrall to her goddess-like power at the last of summer’s free Celebrate Brooklyn! concerts at the Prospect Park Bandshell. Brooklyn songwriter and composer Ellis Ludwig-Leone, aka San Fermin, opens. (9th Street and Prospect Park West; doors at 6:30 p.m.; free) Check out our guide to cheap eats near Prospect Park. Dance Theatre of Harlem Street Festival Harlem | Saturday, August 9, noon to 7 p.m. Students from DTH’s intensive summer programs pirouette across the stage during this seven-hour celebration of the arts, performing alongside special guests such as bluesman Keith “The Captain” Gamble and Repstyles, a Philadelphia b-boy crew. Street vendors hawk food, clothing, books, and jewelry between acts. (West 152nd Street between Amsterdam and Nicholas Avenues; free) Midnight Murakami Greenpoint | Monday, August 11, 10:30 p.m. Like hopeful kids staying up for Santa, fans of Japanese author Haruki Murakami gather at WORD this Monday to await the midnight arrival of his latest novel, Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage. Donuts and wine are provided, as is entertainment: participants who sign up in advance can read their favorite excerpts from his previous novels to the anticipation-jangled crowd. A $25.95 preorder of the book is required to attend. (126 Franklin St.; 10:30 p.m.; free with book purchase) My Drunk Kitchen Launch Party SoHo | Wednesday, August 13, 7 p.m. YouTube sensation Hannah Hart will make an IRL appearance at Housing Works Bookstore Cafe this Wednesday to celebrate the publication of her new “cookbook,” My Drunk Kitchen: A Guide to Eating, Drinking, and Going with Your Gut. In her My Drunk Kitchen videos, Hart gulps glasses of wine before ad-libbing her way through recipes, often digressing into topics from turning 30 to bitcoin between sautés and shiraz spills. It’s not clear what cooking, if any, will occur at the launch party, but at the very least, guests will have the opportunity to skim the book’s illustrated pages for more of Hart’s laugh-out-loud-funny anecdotes. (126 Crosby St.; free) Level Five Fort Greene | Friday, August 15–Thursday, August 21 In this intense and visually arresting film from French director Chris Marker, a woman relives the loss of her lover while programming a video game about World War II’s Battle of Okinawa. A blend of sci-fi and film-noir aesthetics pervades the film’s examination of the nature of trauma both personal and historical. Never before screened in North America, the 1997 film kicks off BAMcinématek’s month-long retrospective of Marker’s work, which includes the dreamlike classics La Jetée (1962) and Sans Soleil (1983). (Brooklyn Academy of Music, 30 Lafayette Ave.; $9–$14; tickets available soon)
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The Groupon Guide to New York City

An Art-Packed Bike Trip to Long Island City | Kasia Mychajlowycz Follow our 50-minute itinerary to skyline views and Noguchi sculptures as you breeze from the UES to Queens. At FIKA, Chocolate is a Work of Art | Amy L. Hayden Take a peek inside the café's Tribeca factory, where Håkan Mårtensson creates chocolate sculptures inspired by toadstools and Star Wars. Cheap Eats Before a Free Concert in Prospect Park | Kasia Mychajlowycz From vegetarian Chinese food to fat, juicy cheeseburgers, the cuisine at these four restaurants is ideal for fueling up before a show. The Donut Pub: A New Fad at an Old New York Institution | Amy L. Hayden A peek inside a donut shop that's been serving ring-shaped pastry 24 hours a day, 7 days a week since the '60s. Tasting Menu: Porsena Chef Sara Jenkins Picks Her Favorite NYC Restaurants | Halley Lawrence She’s been called “one of the few chefs in America who understands Italy and how Italians eat.” So where does she dine when she’s not in the kitchen? The Other Madison Avenue: Five Vintage Finds on the Upper East Side | Kasia Mychajlowycz Tucked in among expensive salons and groceries, these resale and consignment shops offer the best designer-clothing deals in the city. Six Overlooked But Awesome Exhibits at the American Museum of Natural History | Mel Kassel You’ve seen the dinosaurs, but what about the dragons? Or the sapphire that was stolen in a 1960s jewel heist? An Art-Filled Beach Day at PS1's Rockaway! | Kasia Mychajlowycz From photography by Patti Smith to cheap beachside beer, here's what to look out for at PS1's latest offsite exhibit.
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Things to Do in New York City: Week of June 30–July 6

Don’t let the Fourth of July hog all the attention. From an Avengers-themed costume party to a dream-pop concert at MoMA, there’s plenty to do this week beyond cookouts and fireworks. If you still need help filling your schedule, check Groupon for more great things to do in New York City. Drunk Shakespeare Hell’s Kitchen | Monday, June 30, at 8 p.m. Sure, this limited-run show has multiple performances throughout the week. However, you’d be hard-pressed to find a more highbrow(ish) excuse to get tipsy on a Monday night. Upstairs at Quinn’s Bar & Grill, an actor downs a minimum of five shots of whiskey before attempting to perform a Shakespeare play from memory. Botched lines, mangled soliloquies, and other antics ensue as the troupe blends the poetry of the Bard with the spontaneity of improv comedy. (356 W. 44th St.; $29) Downward Doll Yoga at Karma Kids West Village | Wednesday, July 2, from 11:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Child-centric yoga studio Karma Kids kicks off its Wednesday summer event series with a yoga lesson for kids aged 3–6 and their favorite stuffed animals and dolls. Each toy gets its own mini yoga mat to practice poses alongside its pint-size owner. If this session fills up, no worries—Karma Kids has pirate, shark, and fairy-princess themed yoga yet to come. (104 W. 14th St.; $30) MoMA Nights with Au Revoir Simone Midtown | Thursday, July 3, at 6:30 p.m. The austere white walls of MoMA’s sculpture garden will reverberate with the dream-pop of Brooklyn trio Au Revoir Simone this Thursday in the latest outing in the MoMA Nights series. Snacks and drinks will be available for purchase, including local gelato and sorbetto from the Garden Bar. Get there before doors open at 5:30 p.m. to wander the museum’s summer exhibitions. (11 W. 53rd St.; free with $14–$25 museum admission) Nathan’s Famous Hot-Dog Eating Contest Coney Island | Friday, July 4, starting at 11 a.m. Fireworks, shmireworks. Every red-blooded American knows that the real way to celebrate our nation’s birth is to watch an adult man (or woman) scarf down dozens of hot dogs in a matter of mere seconds. Stop by to see Kobayashi’s archnemesis Joey Chestnut and Sonya “The Black Widow” Thomas defend their 2013 men’s and women’s titles. (1310 Surf Ave.; free) Midtown Comics Fan Party and The Avengers Screening South Street Seaport | Saturday, July 5, starting at 4 p.m.; movie screening at 8 p.m. Can’t make it to Comic Con this year? No worries—this Pier/Party event will be crawling with cosplayers. Costumed fans enjoy drink specials and compete for prizes provided by South Street Seaport and Midtown Comics. Stop by to participate or people-watch before The Avengers brings heroes like Thor, Captain America, and Iron Man to life on the big screen. (11 Fulton St.; free) Photo of 2006 Nathan's Famous Hot-Dog Eating Contest sourced from Wikipedia under a Creative Commons License. Downward Doll photo courtesy of Karma Kids.
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