Posts tagged NYC
So, it may or may not have become apparent at this point, that I am quite a fan of pastries…well, just means more tips and pastry food-porn to satiate your cravings too, (I know you have them…). Two of my favourite things put together; almond croissant, with chocolate. Thank you Butterfield.
Les patisseries Françaises, well, nothing quite compares. What a pleasant surprise to see them making their way over the Atlantic. Eric Kayser’s Mille-Feuille, not my first choice, but nonetheless addictive.
While they were a little frugal with their strawberry jam and clotted cream…it is hard to find reasons to complain when you are being served one of your favourites…almost a perfect replica. A job well done Tea & Sympathy.
Oo la la les crêpes. Ces crêpes. Even though she stole my idea…20 years before I was able to implement this idea…that I had 1 year ago…well. Even so. Crêpes. That is all I have to say. Let your imagination do the rest…
Things are not always what they seem. Or are they. How fear filled a life do you wish to lead?
And then it was over. Almost as quickly as it started. A weekend with best friends never did last long.
So worth the umbrella-less walk in the rain. Hits the spot every time, at anytime. You ‘Fro-Yo’ connoisseurs should recognise this one…
Blue sky. Gentle breeze. Temperature on the rise. The early morning High Line is a breath of fresh air, (almost…), in NYC’s overcrowded streets. The perfect end of a walk to work.
A trip to NYC (or any city for that matter) should be considered incomplete without passing through its Farmers’ Market…Union Square Market, on a rather heated, Saturday Morning; a summer palate too inviting to pass by unnoticed.
A panel covered in colourful cupcakes, enough to catch anyone’s eye. Unfortunately this time, too full to try…but so intrigued by the man in front, appearing to order 2 of every flavour on the menu? Maybe round two is in order…
