New York City tips!
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So, I'm going to NYC for almost a month in june this summer. I'm going to live in manhattan but also at my relatives house in a town called katonah. Any tips for things to do? Shops, vintage, nice parks, jazzbars, cafes.. just whatever! Thank you, lookbook. 3 years ago |
Cering G.
Canada
2208 posts
The Cotton Club has amazing food/music.
May 3, 2010
Darya R.
NEW YORK,
United States
1 posts
In Brooklyn:
stores - Buffalo Exchange, Beacon's Closet, some other thrift stores around Buffalo Exchange
food - Brooklyn Ice Cream Factory (right under the Brooklyn Bridge)
Manhattan:
Buffalo Exchange, No Relation Vintage, St. Mark's Place has some stores as well
Food: S'mac (everything macndcheese), Peanut Butter & Co, Milk and Cookies, Alice's Teacup (THIS IS A MUST)
Parks: Central Park - walk all around its so beautiful
just explore and you will find wonderful things :)
May 3, 2010
Malin O.
GOTHENBURG,
Sweden
16 posts
thankyou both so much!
May 4, 2010
Julia L.
NEW YORK CITY,
United States
181 posts
Restaurants:
May's Place in St. Mark's Place - an amazing sushi restaurant. all sushi 50% off everyday, haha.
I forgot the name of the place, but right next to May's Place is this small little restaurant that serves the best fries! You'll smell it a block away!
Momofuku Milk Bar in East Village and Midtown - a branch off of the restaurant, the milk bar has these quirky flavors of soft serve and cookies. my favorite soft serves are cereal milk (which tastes just like milk that had cereal in it), and blueberry muffin (which tastes just like what it is...except soft serve version, haha!). the cookies are ingenious as well. the compost cookie (pretzels, potato chips, coffee, oats, butterscotch,
chocolate chips) and the blueberry cream are the best!
St. Marks has the best food, hands down, for the best price. There's $1 pizza and $1 falafel, and my mouth is watering just thinking about it, haha!
Parks:
I love Battery Park. It's quieter and more low key than Central Park.
Bars/Concerts:
Bowery Ballroom (on Bowery St)
The Knitting Factory (in Brooklyn)
Gramercy Theatre (on 127 East 23rd Street)
The best thing to do in New York City is basically just roam around. I've lived here all my life so far and there are still places I haven't managed to find.
May 5, 2010