B&H Dairy Restaurant in the East Village is a really good deal for vegetarian friendly food. Hearty, yummy and surprisingly uncrowded.
B&H
127 2nd Ave
(Near St. Marks Place)
Saturday, June 14, 2008
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
A Manhattan Meal for 2 Bucks
Falaffel. $2
Yatagan Kebab House
104 Macdougal St, (212) 677-0952
Yatagan Kebab House
104 Macdougal St, (212) 677-0952
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greenwich village,
manhattan,
middle eastern,
restaurant,
vegetarian,
west village
Monday, February 25, 2008
Zucco L.E.S. French Diner!
Ok, just kidding, it's really Zucco: Le French Diner but L.E.S. could be what brought him to the Lower East Side in the first place.
Tonight was a long and tiring day (that is still going on.) for my 9pm lunch break I went to Zucco. I really just wanted to eat something quick, but I decided to leave the job and chill out for a bit.
Zucco waited on me, I got the Asparagus soup which took me a minute to realize what it was, as his accent is authentic and all. I ordered a Salmon sandwich and it was perfect. Everything tasted amazing. $6 for the soup and $10 for the sandwich. The timing was exactly what I needed. I ate the soup and bread for about 15 minutes and then my sandwich was made for me. Like they know just when I was in the right moment and ready to experience that sandwich.
Tonight was a long and tiring day (that is still going on.) for my 9pm lunch break I went to Zucco. I really just wanted to eat something quick, but I decided to leave the job and chill out for a bit.
Zucco waited on me, I got the Asparagus soup which took me a minute to realize what it was, as his accent is authentic and all. I ordered a Salmon sandwich and it was perfect. Everything tasted amazing. $6 for the soup and $10 for the sandwich. The timing was exactly what I needed. I ate the soup and bread for about 15 minutes and then my sandwich was made for me. Like they know just when I was in the right moment and ready to experience that sandwich.
Labels:
french,
french cuisine,
l.e.s,
les,
lower east side,
manhattan
Eating Out Map
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l.e.s,
les,
lower east side,
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Sunday, February 24, 2008
A Simple L.E.S. Breakfast
Until 1pm any day you can get a quick coffee & breakfast at Bruschetteria.
It's chibatta bread with either cream cheese or butter and a coffee, it's better than a silly bagel any day!
Ask for the Breakfast Special.
Bruschetteria
92 Rivington St (@ Between Orchard Street and Ludlow Street)
It's chibatta bread with either cream cheese or butter and a coffee, it's better than a silly bagel any day!
Ask for the Breakfast Special.
Bruschetteria
92 Rivington St (@ Between Orchard Street and Ludlow Street)
Labels:
breakfast,
cheap eats,
l.e.s,
les,
lower east side,
manhattan
The Brooklyn Heights Promenade
Walks are always free and the Brooklyn Heights Promenade is a gorgeous vantage point to see Manhattan from the Southeast, see the city as you stand above the cars traveling the BQE.
Remsen Street to Orange Street along the East River
Remsen Street to Orange Street along the East River
24-hour Diner in Sunnyside
Pete's Grill in Sunnyside, Queens.
It's always open, it's very clean and I fed myself for a mere $6 including a beverage! Vegetarian friendly!
Pete's Grill (formerly Sunline Diner)
39-14 Queens Boulevard
It's always open, it's very clean and I fed myself for a mere $6 including a beverage! Vegetarian friendly!
Pete's Grill (formerly Sunline Diner)
39-14 Queens Boulevard
Labels:
24hours,
breakfast,
cheap eats,
queens,
restaurant,
sunnyside,
vegetarian
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