Guidebook for New York
Food Scene
Balthazar
80 Spring StA must for brunch on any visit to NYC.
Pumping Mexican cantina. Try the corn esquites WITH the ceviche or guacamole con totopos. You won't be disappointed!
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Tacombi
267 Elizabeth StPumping Mexican cantina. Try the corn esquites WITH the ceviche or guacamole con totopos. You won't be disappointed!
In addition to very reasonably priced coffees, croissants (sweet with nutella, savory with ham and cheese), and sandwiches, the Little Fox also has free wifi for the traveller on the go.
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Little Fox Cafe
In addition to very reasonably priced coffees, croissants (sweet with nutella, savory with ham and cheese), and sandwiches, the Little Fox also has free wifi for the traveller on the go.
Arts & Culture
Lovely art house cinema that gets new, independent releases and frequently hosts events with film makers.
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Fulton Street Art Gallery
116 John StLovely art house cinema that gets new, independent releases and frequently hosts events with film makers.
Essentials
Whole Foods Market
95 E Houston StYour one-stop grocery shop. Open until 11pm.
Sightseeing
Gaining in popularity (i.e. becoming more noted in guidebooks), the LES Tenement Museum is a wonderful experience to gain a greater understanding of this patch of the sprawling metropolis we call NYC.
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Museo de los Apartamentos
103 Orchard StGaining in popularity (i.e. becoming more noted in guidebooks), the LES Tenement Museum is a wonderful experience to gain a greater understanding of this patch of the sprawling metropolis we call NYC.