Guidebook for New York
Food Scene
Great french place for Breakfast and Brunch. They have the best bread in the city! If you are European you will love their real baguettes and their pastries.
Also great option for dinner, three course menu under $30 they have "bring your own wine bottle" option. Their desserts are the best!
152 locals recommend
Maison Kayser
1294 3rd AveGreat french place for Breakfast and Brunch. They have the best bread in the city! If you are European you will love their real baguettes and their pastries.
Also great option for dinner, three course menu under $30 they have "bring your own wine bottle" option. Their desserts are the best!
Eli's Essentials And Wine Bar
1270 Madison AveEli's is perfect for a coffee and some pastry outside.
Arts & Culture
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
1000 5th AveSolomon R. Guggenheim Museum
1071 5th AveDrinks & Nightlife
The Garden at the Cooper Hewitt is great place for a drink or coffee. They also have jazz some nights!
146 locals recommend
Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum
2 E 91st StThe Garden at the Cooper Hewitt is great place for a drink or coffee. They also have jazz some nights!
Essentials
Good for prepared meals or great option if you want to buy a something for a picnic in the park.
Also they have a lot of European products.
85 locals recommend
Morton Williams Supermarkets
278 Park Ave SGood for prepared meals or great option if you want to buy a something for a picnic in the park.
Also they have a lot of European products.
Pharmacy. Open 24/7. You will also find snacks, milk, shampoo, beauty products, vitamins, ...anything!
416 locals recommend
CVS
115 W 125th StPharmacy. Open 24/7. You will also find snacks, milk, shampoo, beauty products, vitamins, ...anything!
Whole Foods Market
95 E Houston StOrganic Grocery store