"I go to the one in Hells Kitchen more than what's considered 'okay'. My favorites include: the hazelnut biscotti, the cherry cream scone, and the monkey cake!" -Jeffery Self, Jeffery & Cole Casserole
If you are looking for a sandwich overstuffed with Meat and other toppings, this is not your place...."gourmet" sandwiches ONLY and they are legit....try the Henrique, you wont be disappointed!
It's a small place with a small menu. If you don't order the bulgogi sliders then you're doing it wrong.
The bison burger is good, but the real key is special sauce. If you create a custom burger definitely add it on. It's a mix of ketchup, mayo and spices. So good!
5-Spice Pork Belly sandwich is as good as it gets! Wish the sandwiches were alittle larger.
You want fusion? Try this: The Spicy Brisket Bahn Mi. Slow-stewed meat with shredded vegetables.
The adobada tacos are a must. With their hot salsa. And cool off with a horchata.
Highest rooftop bar in Manhattan, without the sky high prices. Happy hour includes $5 beers and $7 wine and well drinks. Elevated views of Times Square, but all the other landmarks are obscured from
Carne Asada Burrito with Guacamole and Crack Sauce - best burrito in the city. I have no idea what is in the crack sauce though...
Unassuming cart outside Washington square park. Jaffna dosa and Uttapam were amazingly well spiced. Masala dosa lacked foavor. Chutneys gd.Try the local ginger ale-awesome. (3 of 4 petals via Fondu) En savoir plus .
Dim sum gets super busy around 11am on weekends, but worth the wait to come at noon when they bust out the goodies: snails, clams, tripe (along with the usual dumplings and shumai). So cheap, too!
One of the best dim sum places in Manhattan. Get there around 11:30 on weekends to avoid the crowds!
Came here for lunch and had the jerk chicken and oxtail. Both were awesome! Great vibe and music.
Never thought I'd pay so much to eat ants and grasshoppers. Food was fine, but nothing to write home about.
The Salted Caramel Pretzel chicken fingers sound gross but taste awesome. Other favorites are the classic fingers and the buffalo. Stick with fries, not fried green beans.
The lost and found in this once glorious transit hub took in more than fifteen hundred umbrellas in 1947, according to a Talk of the Town story. En savoir plus .
Breathe deeply, grab your bags tightly, + walk faster than you ever have before. Lol! That's IF you can get through the turnstile w/o issues. Walk to the Port Authority Bus Station for A/C/E trains.
Perfect happy hour spot. Outdoors, right amongst nature, drinks flowing, happy people... The flank steak was awesome. cool spot to meet with friends & make new ones. ps.blood orange margaritas ;)
One of the few subways you can use your cell phone in.
Stand on the right of the escalators. Walk on the left. If you stand on the left, we have the right to push you down the stairs.
(2) to Flatbush Ave:Next 5 Stops:~28th Street~23rd Street~18th Street+14th Street~Christopher St.-Sheridan Sq.Info by www.stuffon4sq.com (+ALL-TIMES) (~PART-TIME)
When you need to get to the west village when the A/C/E is down.
What's cool about a subway station? At 14th St. and 8th Ave., sculptures by Tom Otterness invite commuters to hunt, investigate, and count. Look for a hungry alligator...Powered by ParentsConnect.co En savoir plus .
Be prepared to wait as they don’t take reservations. Start with the pork buns and the peppers. Then try the Akamaru Modern with a bottle of Yebisu. Your mind will be blown.
Crab and pork soup dumplings! You may have to share tables with strangers bc it can get really packed.
Consistently good Moroccan food here. Try the Lamb Tagine or the Cous-Cous Merguez and after your meal take a stroll through Tompkins Square Park.
Very happy with this place. 20.00 per meal is a home run. Burger was very good...but..I must say. Lobster roll is the way to go. Potentially more lobster in it than u will get ordering the lobster.
The famous crepe, #55 on the menu is amazing! Also pretty great prices, it's all mostly cheap. Its cash only here so bring cash! There is no seating, but you can eat them standing very easily
I've tried my fair share of massage places and this is definitely the best. It's a few dollars more than ones in Greenwich village and the place is a bit bare bones but the massage is uhhhmazing
Best foot massage. It's so painful but it hits all the right spots. I've never slept better afterwards! A whole hour for just $30, inclusive of a back massage, clean and good service. Best find!!
Go here for fresh, flavorful & low-cost Cuban fare. Get a meat-packed Cubano sandwich w/ rice & beans ($9) & try the octopus salad ($6.75). En savoir plus .
