The great thing about going to New York is that you'll always run into some sort of street fair. While waiting for our whole party to arrive for brunch, there were stalls set up in the closed off street in front of Union Square. We perused through tables of sunglasses, bags, t-shirts, etc. As for food, we were so hungry that we had some kebobs right before we were about to have brunch. And then afterwards, roasted corn! So full all the time. Viva la street food!
10092 Veterans Memorial @ West Rd.
Houston, Texas 77038
Another Teahouse? Geez. But that's okay. I'm in that area a lot sometimes and I always wish there was a good tapioca place and now there is! They have the best milk tea there. I stopped by there two months ago for the first time to grab some drinks for me and new mama mascara. I drink that stuff so much that now big poppa, who once grimaced every single time he took a sip of my drink, orders his very own.
The only shopping that was had in NYC was in SoHo. Which was pretty much fine by me since I'm not as big of a shopper as some folks. Some stores that are worth mentioning are Topshop (so expenisve!), Uniqlo, Kid Robot and H&M. There's a ton more stores. Like a TON. But my memory serves me incorrectly. Gah! But yeah. Mos def a super cool area to walk around in.
32 Spring St
New York, NY 10012
Lombardi's has been for over a hundred years and is labeled as America's first pizzeria. Most people who visit NYC will either go to Lombardi's or Ray's for some super good New York style pizza. Yums! We went to Lombardi's cos there were two people who told us that it was a must. Upon arrival, we were told that the wait would be about an hour to get a table. Ergo, we opted to order a pizza to-go. Their specialty is either the original or the white pizza. I ordered the original. The pizza was good but not better than any other pizza I've had. Voodoo would beg to differ. He seemed to thoroughly enjoy it. I was later told by a friend that I should have ordered the white pizza. Oh well. Next time it is!
