We recently asked members of the BuzzFeed Community to tell us the best places to go when you're high in NYC. Here’s what they had to say:
1. S'Mac, East Village

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"It specializes in dozens of different flavors, ranging from cheeseburger to marsala. Head two blocks over to Tompkins Square Park and enjoy your delicious carb fest in a quiet, dreamy park." —Tanner Lewis, Facebook
2. Rockwood Music Hall, Lower East Side

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"It's is a small bar type of setting with live music ranging from body rocking jazz/rock, to the more dreamy, ethereal harp playing and indie guitar playing." —Tanner Lewis, Facebook
3. Smorgasburg, Brooklyn

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"It's basically a festival of food." —coriel43f4f8356
4. Riverside Park, Upper West Side

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"It's the only place at night that you can be in the secluded trees alone." —alicek4d4b3c09b
5. Chinatown

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"Chinatown! No one cares how out of it you look, there's amazing stuff everywhere, you can eat massive quantities of food for mere dollars, and social interactions are fast and intense...leaving no room for anxious rambling!" —marthas46904b0c8
6. Apple Store, Midtown East

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"The Apple Store on 5th Ave...lol. It's underground but you get there by taking a glass elevator through a glass building." —laurend478a45d30
7. Roberta's, Bushwick

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"Not only are you going to walk by the most colorful and delightfully weird street art on the way there, but the pizza is by far worth it. I'd go for the Lamb of God pizza, which combines lamb sausage with chilies, onions and mountains of cheese." —Tanner Lewis, Facebook
8. Times Square

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"If you get too high, go to Times Square, it will miraculously disappear." —Samer Hosn, Facebook
9. Grand Central

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"Grand Central Terminal...people watching, food, shopping, and...wait for it...the whispering corner." —Mis MeLina, Facebook
10. Other Music, NoHo

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"Every artist is underground and subversive. The scene is very chill and indie, and regardless of inebriation, you can spend a ton of time listing to the various tracks." —Tanner Lewis, Facebook
11. Central Park

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"If you're gonna be impaired, I'd shell out a few bucks and rent one of those horse drawn carriages and cycle around the park in style. If you're gonna walk, you should see the Alice in Wonderland sculpture and pay tribute to your twin in trippin'." —Tanner Lewis, Facebook
12. Atlantic ChipShop

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"For the munchies, the ChipShop on Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn." —Sara Benjamin Takacs, Facebook
13. Penn Station

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"PENN STATION. Dunkin donuts, krispy creme, sbarro, taco bell, cinnabon...I could be there for hours..." —jackieh4a6919d6d
14. Coney Island

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"CONEY ISLAND?" —katiejs
15. Seamless

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"You don't go anywhere. You stay home and order Seamless because there are a zillion options and there's simply too much risk leaving the house when you're high AF." —kelseyjones24