Fried chicken done in the true southern tradition. Seriously, it's as good as my Mom's!
A beautiful 55-acre estate with a historic home, bontanical garden and art museum. The gardens are lovely by day, but at night they really shine. En savoir plus .
Gallery was nice but the best part is the gift shop in the back. Score yourself a clever print to take home, they are all so good! 🎨
Best hangover cure there is. Only complaint is the long lines. Try everything, but whatever you do, don't skip their bacon.
Try the flight and find your favorite beer. Great choices. Really fun place to hang out with friends, play games and enjoy the super staff.
Great place for an afternoon stroll. Chill in the big, calm lawn areas for a nice dose of nature.
The end-all, be-all destination for sour beers. Always tapping something new and delicious. Get a few flights and make an afternoon of it on the sunny patio.
Petite Shell is definitely offers one of the most specific items featured in this list, and one that some might not even know about: rugelach. En savoir plus .
A piada is an Italian sandwich made with round, flat bread lightly filled with various sharp (perhaps hard to pronounce) ingredients that contribute to a unique sandwich experience. En savoir plus .
Schnitz doesn’t sell what you’d expect. Instead, this restaurant sells Israel-based schnitzel. Its trademark schnitzels are made from chicken thighs and arrive on a pretzel roll with a lemon wedge. En savoir plus .
Went for brunch. Had a really long wait, but totally worth it. The food was great and inexpensive and I loved the rustic decor and overall feel of this place. Cozy neighborhood spot.
A cozy French cafe with chocolate chip cookies and a great Toby's Estate cappuccino. If you're hungry, get their toast with garlic scramble eggs. Free wifi, mamannyc is the password.
Best ramen on upper east side. They have rotating specials which I haven't seen anywhere else. Amazing tuna tartare.
