They’ve got literally everything Spanish. Impressive jamón, cheese, & seafood selections. Flan, churros, paellas for days, jerez selection, pan con tomate, fresh gazpachos, etc. Impressive.
Typical diner vibes but with a truly local, organic, & guilt-free diner menu. Burgers are excellent, cooked to perfection. Not cheap, but given ingredients not over-priced.
Food is a refined, relatively delicate take on traditional Lebanese. Wine list is not particularly large but should satisfy every budget/interest. The setting is where this place excels! Very chic.
💕 Santa Maria Novella 💕 and a small selection of Greek jewelry & clothing designs.
Impressive selection, including Danish, Norwegian, & Swedish varieties that’ll cost you €6+ a bottle or can. You’ll still find €1.50 - €2 local stuff. Not bad (although uncomfortable) outdoor seating.
Nothing is mind-blowing: cabbage rolls are filling, lamb chops are small but rich, wine is fine. But for the price (hard for 1 person to spend >€25), it’s a great experience. Many families & kids.
Welcoming & warm. Yannis the chef sits down, asks a few questions, then takes care of you. Food is relatively simple, very well priced (€20-€30 depending on how much house wine you drink), & filling.
Serene, clean, well-designed space to get a top quality pedicure. Very busy, so call ahead, or pop-in in the middle of a weekday. They do not skimp on the products.
Great, vast selection of beers. Hip & friendly staff. The space is large. Love the lighting & the vibe.
One of the better Priority Pass lounges here. Showers, suites, gummy bears, fresh breakfast w/ several varieties of sausage, plenty of space, clean & modern, outdoor terrace... very impressed.
Cocktails are great, food is excellent; try the passionfruit drink, spring rolls, & beef spicy phở. Service was slow & steady but good. Definitely expect a wait: bar seat for 1 on Sunday 9pm = 30min
Rooms seem to all include a kitchenette w/ stovetop, dishwasher, tableware, etc. Free breakfast buffet is good; views are better. Insanely convenient w/ the PATH station literally across the plaza.
Kaiseki comprises great to nearly incredible dishes. Shockingly large amount of food, too, making the $200 tag surprisingly reasonable. Service is attentive, although could be refined. Top NYC spot.
The obvious choice is also a very good one: the matcha & taro soft serve in a cone. Unique & delicious desserts.
One hell of a melting pot! On a sunny Sunday you’ll find probably 100+ games of makeshift volleyball & soccer, a ton of barbecuing, birthday parties, etc. Very lively.
Yes, it’s a bit pricey, but you’ll never have to wait, & the service is very accommodating. Pedi is $35; don’t get upsold to whatever you could possibly get for the $60 to $100 versions. I’ll be back.
Ask for the off-the-menu kale salad: lightweight yet delicious, a great accompaniment to the famous ribs or burger. Service is just about perfect.
