Now that the holidays are upon us, I attended a party at the Arte Cafe at 106 West 73rd Street, right off Columbus Avenue. Located on the Upper West Side, Arte Café is located in a landmark brownstone steps away from beautiful Strawberry Fields. It is celebrating 30 years of family-owned service serving upscale Italian cuisine, including artisanal homemade pizzas and gourmet desserts.
Cyprus is the third-largest and third-most populated island in the Mediterranean and is located south of Turkey, east of Greece, north of Egypt and west of Syria.
Eleni’s restaurant has been described as a tasty journey that offers a relaxing dining journey through Greece in just a few minutes.
It was a great meal and tour! We learned about the Chinese Gangs and Mafia Dons and what became of them. We walked to Washington Square Park and learned about the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire, the hanging tree in the Park, and a tragic partying event in the Arch that sits in the park at the base of Fifth Avenue.
We started the A Nashville Food Tour at the Far Better Distillery, a small distillery where the owner is passionate about “moonshine.” While I don’t generally keep moonshine at home, some readers may find its provenance and flavors fascinating.
The Beauty & Essex restaurant located in Manhattan’s Lower East Sde serves tasty food and sells vintage jewelry and musical instruments.
With this trip, my affection for Vermont is refortified. I look forward to another weekend of peaceful bliss in this heavenly place.
Wagamama’s culinary offerings are unique, fresh, and beautifully prepared with authentic ingredients. Seating is comfortable and the Zen-inspired décor helps sets the mood for a pleasant dining experience.
The Russian Tea Room continues as a second home for the famous and literati and is an exclusive meeting place by Carnegie Hall.
The Bryant Park Grill next to the New York Public Library hosts a great menu and both indoor and outdoor seating.
