The cold brew was a bit over-roasted, but the spacious, exposed brick interior is the perfect place to read or get some work done.
The three pizzas we tried—square, cicero, pops—were all terrific, as was the salad we started with.
Much improved since the renovation, and you get to walk out into Central Park.
The food is excellent, but the menu can be deceiving as the portions of the small plates are minuscule. Expect to order, and then order some more.
A good wing place worthy of praise, but if this is the best place in NYC for wings, we’re in trouble.
Certainly my favorite bagels in Manhattan. Cash only unfortunately, but worth the hassle.
A spacious, clean grocery store with a wafting aroma of fresh soup that is a bit on the pricey side.
I’ve been coming here for a decade, and Jerry is always helpful in selecting the right pair of running shoes.
Start with the buratta and have the margherita pie. They save space for walk-ins so don’t worry about an RSVP.
Love the film offerings and stadium-style seating. Unfortunately, the seats are a bit stiff, and you can't reserve seats online.
The Negroni Classico was preferable to the alternatives offered on their cocktail menu. Beware of the sweetness of some of their offerings!
