As I mentioned last week, I spent six wonderful days this past month in NYC. Ryan was brought to the city for business, and I decided to join him and play the tourist for the week. My first day was spent on Fifth Avenue -- Christmas shopping, trying my first Lobster Roll, wandering Central Park, and going to the Top of the Rock at twilight. Afterwards I met Ryan at our hotel in Times Square for a drink then grabbed a cab to TriBeCa for dinner at Locanda Verde {the fried artichokes, oh my goodness!} I have shared some photos from this part of my journey plus those from my second visit to the ever-amazing MoMA below, enjoy!
Loving your photos! We went into the city while back east for the holidays but of course my camera died after I snapped just one photo! Love your images!
ReplyDeleteWe spent a day in the city last week while back east for the holidays and of course my camera died after snapping just one photo! Loving your images. Can't wait for Part Two!
ReplyDeleteKirby
www.theshortandthesweetofit.com
Holy moly that sandwhich looks amazing!! And those rooftop views...!!! NYC is my fave for sure and you captured it so so well!
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh i hate when that happens! i remember when we were in the amalfi coast on a breathtaking boat ride my camera died...i just had to take pictures with my mind :)
ReplyDeletethanks girl! the lobster roll was unbelievable...that alone made me want to move to the east coast :)
ReplyDeletethanks dear!
ReplyDeleteWow, you captured some wonderful images of the city I've called home for the past 11 1/2 years. Glad you enjoyed your trip! Happy to have found your blog...I'll be following!
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Such lovely photos. My favorite spots in NY is Grand Central Station and Central Park. That lobster roll looks scrumptious!
ReplyDeletei couldn't agree with you more! i would also have to add the NY public library on 42nd street to that list...soooo beautiful :)
ReplyDeletethank you melinda! i am quite envious that you live in such an amazing city...would really love to call it home :)
ReplyDeletelooks like you had a lovely time in the city! my boyfriend and i were also just there over the holidays! loved looking through your shots, and the MoMA is the absolute best.
ReplyDeleterae from lovefromberlin
thanks rae! isn't new york at the holidays the best?
ReplyDeleteand i totally agree with you...the MoMA is amazing.
Sounds like an amazing trip! Hope you loved the lobster roll (one of my favorite things ever!)
ReplyDeletexx Lexi, Glitter, Inc.
oh my gosh, the lobster roll was seriously life changing! reason alone to move to the east coast just to eat more of those :)
ReplyDeleteThose pictures of the park are perfect!!
ReplyDelete~Lauren
http://lalovesblog.com
wow, you captured some really iconic looking images of NYC. it looks like you had a fabulous time. your blog looks really great too!
ReplyDeleteYou got some really incredible pictures! Despite living in Philly, I've never been to New York before. I really need to take a trip there!
ReplyDelete-Chelsea
http://www.organizedxxmess.blogspot.com
thank you so much lauren!!
ReplyDeletethank you so much christine! it was absolutely amazing, such a quintessential american city :) i appreciate your comments very much :)
ReplyDeletei sang the song to myself the whole time i was there :) and frank sinatra's "new york new york" of course!
ReplyDeleteAmazing photos, I just fell in love ♡
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Great photographs! The architecture, the art! And let us not forget the lobster roll
ReplyDeletethanks mom!
ReplyDeleteawe you are too sweet, thank you patricia!
ReplyDeleteAh, I just got back from NYC not too long ago! How was Locanda Verde? I know I'll be back soon so if you have any favorite restaurants, please share!
ReplyDeletehi abby! locanda verde was fantastic...great food and great ambiance. i will comment on your blog with a few recs :)
ReplyDeleteSounds great! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteno problem abby!
ReplyDeletegreat pictures! what a fun getaway that was:)
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