All about the Southern BLT. Loved the rosemary-infused vodka with lemon juice as a cocktail, perfect pairing with fried chicken.
Likely the best pizza in NYC. The base is very light and digestible, cheese is ok, tomato sauce a touch on the acid side. It's much better than you may think reading the above :)
Good quality sushi and BYOB. I wouldn't recommend the spicy tuna rolls (too much spicy paste for my liking, but the rest was good).
Got the chicken sandwich with fries and a beer for $20 all in, which is pretty good by NYC standards. Most importantly, I was full but would have gladly had another sandwich - it was pretty damn good!
Second best ramen in town after Ippudo by my standards. The place is huge, I think and hope they're looking to expand in other NYC location.
Nice coffee and almond croissants. The place is small so consider it as to-go spot.
Discovered this spot through a friend that exhibited his work in this shop / gallery blend. Only beautiful items on show. It'll make any design enthusiast happy.
Glad to say the food was pretty decent, not just the usual sandwich or muffin you get in a typical museum cafeteria.
So, so worth the trip from NYC! You can get return train + entry as a package from the ticket machines at Grand Central. Recommended to lovers of conceptual art on a big scale. And good café food!
Cool space, just a touch far out if you're based in Manhattan, but worth keeping an eye on for gigs. LPR organised part of their programme here too.
Favourite spot for a jog, even though it's the most crowded in the Park as the path is pretty narrow. Offers amazing sunsets on the lake too!
