Guidebook for New York
Food Scene
Silver Star
1238 2nd AveIt's the local diner, and the food is actually really good and very low key.
Maya
1191 1st Ave.It's pricey, but you don't go for the food. You go for the scene.
Quite honestly my favorite restaurant in ALL of New York. If you've never had cambodian before, treat yourself. This place is the best, and they have outdoor seating during the summertime.
Angkor
408 E 64th StQuite honestly my favorite restaurant in ALL of New York. If you've never had cambodian before, treat yourself. This place is the best, and they have outdoor seating during the summertime.
Le Pain Quotidien
861 Lexington AveGreat place to grab coffee, pastries and light brunch.
Bagelworks
1229 1st Ave.Bagels!
The burger is amazing! All the food here is really good. A little on the pricey side, but definitely worth it. Go for brunch.
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The East Pole
133 E 65th StThe burger is amazing! All the food here is really good. A little on the pricey side, but definitely worth it. Go for brunch.
Felice 64
1166 1st Ave.A nice italian eatery. Outdoor seating during the spring / summer.
Essentials
Gristedes
3 Sheridan SquareEverything you can think of and super convenient.
For those looking for a wider selection of natural / organic foods and options.
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Whole Foods Market
95 E Houston StFor those looking for a wider selection of natural / organic foods and options.
CVS
115 W 125th StNearest pharmacy and it's open 24 hours.
Local laundry drop-off. $1/lb and they do same day service if you get it in by 11AM. Closed on Sunday's
Frank's Cleaners & Tailoring
334 E 65th StLocal laundry drop-off. $1/lb and they do same day service if you get it in by 11AM. Closed on Sunday's