Summer In The City – Part II

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I knew that I wanted to spend a few extra days in New York after my time with Quaker was over. I have so many friends there to catch up with, including Jessica, who I hadn’t seen in nine years!!

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We went to Sanctuary T for a fabulous lunch. This place was so cute with such a great menu!

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I had a much craved-for kale salad and one of the two fish tacos that we shared.

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I went here, there, and everywhere in the 48 hours of leisure time I spent in the city:

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Drinks and oysters aboard the Grand Banks ship. (I read about this in Coastal Living and had to go!)

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(See the Statue of Liberty in the distance?)

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I ate dinner at Via Carota, as recommended by my cousin.

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These fried olives were incredible!!!

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They were filming the show “Younger” right in front of the restaurant, and guess who was there?!

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Hillary Duff! She walked right by my table a few times.

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I loved the music at the Smalls Jazz Club!

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And this guy was jammin’ in the sister club across the street:

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This chorizo and Manchego omelet from The Vine was so good! (They also have the coolest bathroom ever!)

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I walked across the Brooklyn Bridge (for the first time) and explored Dumbo.

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Then, seafood rolls from Luke’s Lobster along the water!

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I enjoyed kale salad and crab cake before the theater:

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And then went to Wicked!!! I saw the show years ago in Charlotte, and I loved seeing it again.

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Also had a post-theater visit to The Spotted Pig! I loved the fresh pasta I had, but it was too dark to photograph.

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And finally, brunch at Buvette. It’s simply the cutest restaurant that ever was. Everything was petite, from the tiny menu to the forks.

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Egg, bacon, and gruyere waffle sandwich!

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I had such a great time, but I am thrilled to be home again. I’m going to be eating a lot of salads this week!



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