I am so excited that the weather is getting warmer because there is nothing I love more than eating outdoors. Whether it's eating brunch outside at a restaurant or creating my own meal and heading over to a park, there is something about being in the...
If you've been following my Love List series then you may have already caught on that I'm a huge CB2 fan. Not only are their designs always fresh and fun but the price point is pretty affordable as well. As I was putting together the love...
I know I've been a little MIA for the past two weeks and this post is extremely long overdue! I was having a few technical issues with the site and let's just say I am not the most tech savvy person around. However, everything is finally...
It's safe to say New Yorkers have experienced some brutally cold days this winter. There were more than enough days where I wanted to curl up next to a fireplace, wrap myself in a fuzzy blanket and drink hot cocoa. Unfortunately, my tiny NY apartment...
The one thing I love about New York is how each neighborhood truly has it's own unique character. This past weekend I sat down with Hugh Mangum, the pit master behind Mighty Quinn's Barbeque in the East Village to find out a little more about...
Nothing like cozying up on a cold winter day to a nice hot cocktail. This past weekend it was pretty snowy in NYC. I was out with my friend Christina who also has a blog (Minnie in Manhattan). We were trudging through the snow struck...
If you haven't yet had time to check out the Winter Village at Bryant Park, now would be the perfect time! Each year Winter Village is setup with tons of shops and great eats. There is also a free skating rink! You can either bring...
The Meatball Shop is one of those staple restaurants you go to when you have no time to mess around and experiment with new places. When you just want good food and a good atmosphere you're almost never disappointed at TMS. Co-Owners Daniel Holzman and...
The streets of the LES were overflowing yesterday with everyone from foodies to tourists to locals. The sidewalks were lined with green tents, white tents, wooden stands and all were filled with pickles and pickled concoctions. To help celebrate the history of local pickle vendors,...