While on the way to Momofuku Noodle Bar in NYC’s East Village, we parked by Tompkins Square Park.
On the walk over to the restaurant, we stumbled across a really sweet surprise, a Cafe Du Monde pop-up tricycle stand! Yes, the famous shop from New Orleans (or at least we think). Continue reading Stumbling Across The Cafe Du Monde NYC Pop-Up!
At the end of June, I wrote about how NYC was getting The Seinfeld Experience this fall.
Now everybody’s favorite group of Friends from the mid ’90s to early 2000’s will be getting a pop-up experience of their own in New York City in early September!
To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the show, Continue reading NYC is Getting A Friends Pop-Up To Celebrate The Show’s 25th Anniversary
Saved By The Bell was a very popular show and it still has a big following today. The show aired from 1989-1993 and can still be found airing in reruns today.
One of the main places that the show took place was at a the local diner/ hangout called The Max. Grub Street wrote about a recreation of The Max in Chicago in the form of a pop-up diner called Saved By The Max! Continue reading A Saved By The Bell Pop-Up Restaurant Will Tour the Country
It’s no secret that I love (possibly obsess over) pizza.
Being that I live in Brooklyn, NY there is no shortage of great pizzerias close by. Within a 15 minutes drive of where we live, Kim and I can visit 3 great places- the original Totonno’s, L & B Spumoni Gardens and what’s considered to be one of the best in the country- DiFara.
Over the years pizza has been a part of our travels and I’ve written a few pizza-related posts.
All areas of interest seem to have their experts. When it comes to pizza, especially around the NYC area, two people come to mind- Scott Wiener of Scott’s Pizza Tours and Adam Kuban, the founder of pizza blog Slice. Continue reading Margot’s Pizza: An Awesome Pizzeria Within A Pizzeria, Bklyn, NY
