Guidebook for New York
Food Scene
The pancakes, latkes, avocado toast..all amazing for brunch. Expect a wait if you go during rush-hour brunch times.
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Jeffrey's Grocery
172 Waverly PlThe pancakes, latkes, avocado toast..all amazing for brunch. Expect a wait if you go during rush-hour brunch times.
Freshest croissants in New York, and great coffee-shop atmosphere.
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Petite Boucherie
14 Christopher StFreshest croissants in New York, and great coffee-shop atmosphere.
I don't love starbucks, but if you're looking for the closest one, this is it.
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Starbucks
154 N 7th StI don't love starbucks, but if you're looking for the closest one, this is it.
The infamous ramen with the 2-3 hour wait (it's worth it). Go put your name down early and come back home to wait- it's close. And the perfect winter, wallet-friendly meal
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Ippudo NY
65 4th AveThe infamous ramen with the 2-3 hour wait (it's worth it). Go put your name down early and come back home to wait- it's close. And the perfect winter, wallet-friendly meal
Everything Else
Great for fireside cocktails or food at the restaurant (I recommend the meatballs). Quite scene-y
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The Marlton Hotel
5 W 8th StGreat for fireside cocktails or food at the restaurant (I recommend the meatballs). Quite scene-y
Citarella Gourmet Market - West Village
424 6th AveGreat grocery store.
Ciao for Now
107 West 10th StreetFor lunch, such as consistently great soups or sandwiches.
Wistaria Nail Spa
10 Christopher StGreat deal mani/pedi/massage package ($45 for mani, pedi, 20 min massage)
Drinks & Nightlife
Jackson Diner
72 University PlIf you're looking for Indian takeout, this is your place.
Olio e Piú
3 Greenwich AveVery good Italian all around that is open 24 hours.
Empellon Taqueria
230 West 4th Streetinteresting gourmet tacos, very cute and sceney spot