The Big Apple, the city that never sleeps, filled with neon lights, hustle and bustle, a place to see and be seen. So much to do, yet so little time. Here are three neighborhoods to consider for your next trip.
[LUPE’S EAST LA KITCHEN]
SoHo is home to some of our favorite stores, beauty hubs like Sephora and athleisure delights like Adidas. After a long day of shopping, grab a bite at Lupe’s, serving tired and true Mexican dishes, from rice platters to burritos, organic coffee, and Mexican hot chocolate.
[IL PICCOLO BUFALO]
Little Italy on Mulberry Street offers endless souvenir shops and Trattorias. At Il Piccolo Bufalo, choose a number of gluten-free, vegan, or vegetarian dishes. There’s brick oven pizza and pasta for days. Try their Naples styled Linguine al Pescatore, al dente linguine topped with mussels, shrimp, and clams in a savory tomato sauce with fresh garlic and white wine.
[DOMINIQUE ANSEL BAKERY]
At the center of SoHo is Spring Street, and there’ll you find delectable treats from French pastry chef Dominique Ansel. If you’re in the mood for a campfire in your mouth, ask for frozen S’mores, torched marshmallow goodness packed with vanilla ice cream, and chocolate wafer on a stick.
[FOUR POINTS BY SHERATON]
At Hell’s Kitchen, there’s much to do. Hudson Yards features a touristy honeycomb vessel, plenty of eateries, and shops. High Line park is filled with lush greenery, wood flooring walkway, and serenity. Other shopping scenes include 34th and 59th street. Hudson River Park has activities for everyone, the kids, your dog, you can sunbathe, take a stroll, the choice is yours.
After a busy day, enjoy complimentary coffee and a cozy atmosphere at Four Points by Sheraton in Midtown West. Cuddle up in comfy bedding, overlooking the water, skyline, and skyscrapers. 24-hour fitness also available.
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