A delightful guide to NYC

I’m so excited to finally launch my comprehensive guide to my NYC! I’ve been working on this for weeks, pruning my suggestions of the best-of-the-best to do, see and EAT in this wonderful city. (Yes, this is a PRUNED list!) I can personally attest to each and every place on this list – and seeing it all spelled out is answering a lot of questions I’ve had about my bank account. Happy to take one for the team!

Places are divided by category, and neighborhoods are indicated so you can do a search that way if you prefer. I’ll keep this list updated as I find new places. Enjoy!

Coffee

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A latte at R&R Coffee, one of the few non-chain coffee shops in the Financial District

Breakfast

Note to self: Take more photos of breakfast

Brunch

Rum French Toast at Black Swan: Do I even need to elaborate?!

Rum French Toast at Black Swan: Do I even need to elaborate?!

Lunch

S'mac in the East Village is a lunchtime staple for me.

S’mac in the East Village is a lunchtime staple for me.

Dinner

Ramen at Momofuku Noodle Bar in the East Village: Necessary to get through winter!

Ramen at Momofuku Noodle Bar in the East Village: Necessary to get through winter!

Dessert

Vanilla ice cream with rainbow sprinkles at Big Gay Ice Cream, a West Village staple

Vanilla ice cream with rainbow sprinkles at Big Gay Ice Cream, a West Village staple

Drinks

People's Pops in prosecco at Loopy Doopy in the Financial District

People’s Pops in prosecco at Loopy Doopy, a rooftop bar in the Financial District

Parks

(read about my very favorite parks here)

One of many iconic views at Central Park

One of many iconic views at Central Park

  • Washington Square, Greenwich Village (pretty pictures here!)
  • Union Square
  • High Line, West Side
  • Prospect Park, Brooklyn (fall photos here)
  • Central Park
  • Brooklyn Heights Promenade
  • Brooklyn Bridge Park, Brooklyn Heights
  • Madison Square Park, NoMad
  • Elevated Acre, Financial District
  • City Hall Park, Financial District
  • McCarren Park, Williamsburg
  • East River State Park, Williamsburg
  • Riverside Park, Upper West Side (featured here)
  • Bryant Park, Midtown
  • Hudson River Park, West Village
  • Astoria Park, Astoria

Do/See

Even if you don't travel through, just seeing Grand Central is a must.

Even if you don’t travel through, just seeing Grand Central is a must.

Now you tell me: What’s missing from this list? I’m always looking for new places to try!

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