Guidebook for New York
Food Scene
Old world feeling. Great service. Very good breakfast, ice cream and spotting celebrities.
42 locals recommend
The Odeon
145 W BroadwayOld world feeling. Great service. Very good breakfast, ice cream and spotting celebrities.
Blue Marble Ice Cream of course! Try the strawberry flavor or Walnut Maple. Yum! Try the Cappucino or Cortada as well.
All Good Things
102 Franklin StBlue Marble Ice Cream of course! Try the strawberry flavor or Walnut Maple. Yum! Try the Cappucino or Cortada as well.
Merchants River House
EsplanadeBeautiful spot for watching sunset. Good American fare.
Bo Ky
80 Bayard StThe best Cambodian Noodle soup. A short (15 min) walk to Chinatown.
KAFFE 1668 SOUTH
275 Greenwich StYummy Cappucino!
best dishes to try: Lasagne, Pasta with Lamb Ragu, seafood pasta with black squid ink..
13 locals recommend
Max
134 W Broadwaybest dishes to try: Lasagne, Pasta with Lamb Ragu, seafood pasta with black squid ink..
The long wait to taste the best soup dumplings with crab meat is totally worth it. Go between 5 - 6:30 for best chance to get a table.
196 locals recommend
Joe's Shanghai
46 BoweryThe long wait to taste the best soup dumplings with crab meat is totally worth it. Go between 5 - 6:30 for best chance to get a table.
Shake Shack
Madison AvenueWe think this is one of the best burgers around.
Everything Else
Sunday 10 am Service. Must go!
Sunday 8pm: Compline Service by Candlelight (only 30 mins long) features the Trinity Choir. Feast for your ears.
10 locals recommend
St. Paul's Chapel
209 BroadwaySunday 10 am Service. Must go!
Sunday 8pm: Compline Service by Candlelight (only 30 mins long) features the Trinity Choir. Feast for your ears.