Guidebook for Manhattan
Food Scene
Radina's Bakehouse
227 Blue Earth PlGreat baked goods and strong wifi
good for lunches and they have a jazz brunch on Sunday mornings. The patio is killing in the spring/summer/fall. They also serve alcohol for late night working.
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Bluestem Bistro
1219 Moro Stgood for lunches and they have a jazz brunch on Sunday mornings. The patio is killing in the spring/summer/fall. They also serve alcohol for late night working.
Great pour over coffee. Probably the best coffee in Manhattan.
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Arrow Coffee Co
1800 Claflin RdGreat pour over coffee. Probably the best coffee in Manhattan.
Cheap and yummy tacos. Good ambiance. The service can be less than wonderful but it's still worth it.
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Taco Lucha
1130 Moro StCheap and yummy tacos. Good ambiance. The service can be less than wonderful but it's still worth it.
Tapas plates make for easy sharing and portion control. Super delicious. My favorites are the chicken and waffles, bruschetta and brussels sprouts.
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Bourbon & Baker
312 Poyntz AveTapas plates make for easy sharing and portion control. Super delicious. My favorites are the chicken and waffles, bruschetta and brussels sprouts.
The best breakfast joint in Manhattan. If you are here during any weekend with college stuff happening (games, graduation, etc...) expect to wait a bit to sit down.
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The Chef
111 S 4th StThe best breakfast joint in Manhattan. If you are here during any weekend with college stuff happening (games, graduation, etc...) expect to wait a bit to sit down.
Drinks & Nightlife
Auntie Mae's Parlor
616 N 12th StThis old speakeasy is my favorite hang in Aggieville.
Parks & Nature
Amazing views at sunset and sunrise. Three different trail lengths depending on the time you have to spend there.
Konza Prairie Community Health Center
2030 Tecumseh RdAmazing views at sunset and sunrise. Three different trail lengths depending on the time you have to spend there.