Recomendação da Jaime que não deu tempo de ir. Hamburgers e milkshakes. Não tem como errar.

over-rated vs hours spent on the line

I think I'm more of a Good Burger person...

Mile End is a New York Jewish deli and home to one of my favorite sandwiches of all time, the smoked meat sandwich—cured and smoked beef brisket, mustard on rye.

If you’re looking for bizarre, Coolhaus scoops up some of the most bizarre ice cream flavors out there from fried chicken & waffles to Peking duck. Just looking for vanilla? They’ve got that too.

If you want to go shopping, I heard this was better than H&M. Monica Vu likes it and Anghel swears by their temperature controlled clothing. (It's a Japanese store and Anghel has these long sleeves where his body temperature stays in which keeps him warm and he doesnt have to wear a lot of layers If you want to go shopping, I heard this was better than H&M. Monica Vu likes it and Anghel swears by their temperature controlled clothing. (It's a Japanese store and Anghel has these long sleeves where his body temperature stays in which keeps him warm and he doesnt have to wear a lot of layers because of it. P.S. if you go i'll give you money to buy me something haha :]… see moresee less

Honestly anything Bourdain is where I want to go!

Me and Bourdain love this place

hipster. yummy.

What happens when super chef Jean-georges decides to do pizzas, sandwiches, salads and burgers with freshest organic & local ingredients possible? ABC Kitchen. Trust me, this ain't your average neighborhood eatry.

What happens when super chef Jean-georges decides to do pizzas, sandwiches, salads and burgers with freshest organic & local ingredients possible? ABC Kitchen. Trust me, this ain't your average neighborhood eatry.

This is the newest Fashion hot spot -- it's the perfect venue for post show after parties, and the food is insane.

Melt in your mouth, coal-oven pizza under the Brooklyn Bridge.

This place has the largest sandwiches and some darn good chopped chicken liver. It’s my favorite hometown deli.

Thomas Keller is the man behind two of the country’s most highly regarded destination dining spots: The French Laundry and Per Se. If you’re looking for a once in a lifetime meal, look no further.

Might be my favorite place in the whole city. You could swear this place has been here for a century, but it's only been here since 1997. Getting a table can be a bear, but the food is worth it. Great spot for celebrity sighting, too.

I think the name says it all.

Here's a case where "boutique" hotel doesn't mean cramped or cheap. It means beautiful retreat from the chaos that is New York City. Enough ammentities to make it homey and convenient (I'm talking great coffee and breakfast), but so much that you'd be able to stay in your room all day. But why wouldHere's a case where "boutique" hotel doesn't mean cramped or cheap. It means beautiful retreat from the chaos that is New York City. Enough ammentities to make it homey and convenient (I'm talking great coffee and breakfast), but so much that you'd be able to stay in your room all day. But why would you want to? You're in NYC for Pete's sake!… see moresee less

Right near Craft and Union Square Café. Chic amenities.

The iconic Jewish deli. It doesn’t get more New York than this.

Sugar freaks, chocoholics, pie fiends take note: You will feel like you've died and gone to heaven. From compost cookies to croissants, ice cream to coffee, once you go, you'll be a Milk Bar evangelist.