This new, boutique hotel on West 38th Street, NYC was amazing. http://archerhotel.com/new-york/. Its elegance and art was superb as is the location. We were greeted with consistent, outstanding high standard of friendly service from every staff member, every day.
Living in Brooklyn, Wellington and being Italian, I’m so glad I booked ‘A slice of Brooklyn bus tour” starting in Manhattan, NYC. It was highly rated on tripadvisor as one of the best tours, and I can see why. Book online www.asliceofbrooklyn.com.
Our tour guide Paula, from http://www.asliceofbrooklyn.com, recommended this Ukrainian place to try in New York City. I’m so glad she did. This was indeed something different and it was so worth it.
I was so excited to be told to try “Ruby Slipper” on Canal St. Dorothy is so near and dear to my heart, as were the healthy options that appealed.
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I ate at this amazing foodie place today called Sunac on 6th Ave. You can eat in or take out and buy fruit, smoothies, juices, chopped fresh coconut, pomegranate seeds, nuts, and even roasted kale chips. The filter coffee was divine.
We had the most amazing meal at Cafe Bastille in Belden Place. We ate outside under heaters (in summer!) in this quaint, hidden gem, cobblestoned alley of European restaurants.
This is my third and favourite visit to San Francisco yet. Just get a cab from the airport as you don’t save time or money by booking online. Bring layers as summer is not what you expect.
How lucky was I to end up here for lunch by default. I love this place. It’s retro, and offers an amazing huge menu based around Tex Mex, South American food. Everything is locally sourced and they pride themselves on their free range chicken, pork and eggs. This is the ‘baby’ Sweet Mothers and she does Mamma proud.
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