An idea for a TV station called “You Know The Vibe” – so it would acronymize nicely to YKTV.

An idea for a cafe where there’s a big comfy room with high-backed chairs and study carrels, but it’s only for people who can prove they live within 10 blocks. They scan in with a membership card

– courtesy of Ritam

An idea for a sake bar that operates at normal decibel levels. You can actually hear people without needing to yell. It’s called “For God’s Sake."

– courtesy of Molie

An idea for a radio manufactured by NTS – a piece of hardware with physical dials that would allow you to tune into their two stations.

– courtesy of Alexis

An idea for a bar called “Great Time.” The bar would double a rescue zoo for all the animals who serve as mascots at other NYC bars. At this bar the animals would be hanging out and having a great time.

– courtesy of Molie

An idea for a travel blog modeled on bizideas.biz called vacationideas.vacation. For people who don’t know where to travel or don’t have an original idea for a trip.

– courtesy of Alexis

An idea for a coworking space that combines the best of a public library and an orangetheory fitness. The office is kept “library quiet” for people who miss school, but everyone’s productivity is tracked on a leaderboard to encourage gains.

– courtesy of Matthew

An idea for a listening lounge but instead of music it’s just strange noises. They could be unsettling, like the sound of people scratching behind the walls. You wouldn’t be sure what you were going to get when you went there.

– courtesy of Molie

An idea for a restaurant at which all the dishes are named after people you vaguely know, but you don’t tell any of them about it.

An idea for a bar called “Toast Bar” – guests are served one hot, fresh pile of buttered toast alongside their drinks. White, whole wheat or rye, obviously.

An idea for a restaurant called “Normal Meal.” The restaurant would serve one meal every night – cooked for everyone who had dinner at the restaurant. The efforts of the restaurant staff would instead be devoted to cooking - to order- any dessert a guest could think of. Normal meal = the dinner + dessert of your choice.

An idea for a cafe that is open late at night, like a bar, but doesn’t serve any alcohol, only tea. For people who want to hang out late at night in a buzzy environment but don’t feel like drinking or being around drunk people.