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Handmade in Brooklyn, New York. A lovely collection of clean minimalist designs are created by the maker herself using ethically mined, recycled metals, while reusing stones and pearls from pieces that have lost their luster. Each piece is beautifully finished by soldering, filing, and . . . more |
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This sweet clothing boutique is owned and operated by young stylist, Julia Copeland. She offers an elegant mix of select vintage and fresh new styles all produced by local designers. . . . more |
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Beauty can be simple at this multi-brand beauty and skincare mini-department store | clean brands for a healthy life style. . . . more |
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There aren't enough sweet and chic coffee cafes in the Times Square area. Bird & Branch is the perfect little pick-me-up coffee and tea spot, after a day of shopping.
Their menu offers a selection of filtered coffees, teas, espressos and delicious signature drinks, including small bites to eat. . . . more |
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This diner style restaurant serves amazing Latino dishes 24 hours. Copellia has that old world feel to it, including the polite waiters, amazing table service and prices of the past! Owned and operated by a Cuban couple who know how to cook dishes will include Colombian and Venezuelan options. This . . . more |
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Chef Harrison Mosher prepares tasty dishes using the fresh locally sourced ingredients. You will not be disappointed with the menu variety, dessert selection, or the generous number of beers on tap.
District Social was established and designed by a team of co-owners with longstanding experience . . . more |
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This intimate Australian cafe with it well rounded menu of pastas, salads, burgers and fries is the place to go with cozy company. Common tables | fabulous breakfast | cash only | . . . more |
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This East Village health food store has a little juice bar tucked away in the back where designer juices are the specialty. The owner, who likes to remain anonymous, has the most delicious green juice bar in New York City! This is one of the few places I trust the juice to be truly organic. His . . . more |
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(212) 253-2451
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Here shoppers seek eclectic fine design, not over-valued designer labels. Entrer Dover Street Market (DSMNY), the spectacular world of COMME des GARCONS’ where you are invited to experience seven floors of established luxury and burgeoning designer fashion.
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A renovated garage is transformed into a Mexican Taqueria cantina style! Serving up traditional Mexican dishes in over-the-boarder style. The vintage van parked in the middle of the tables is a part of the festive decor. Delicious tacos and quesadillas are just a taste of what their menu has to . . . more |
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This women's life style store with it easy going down to earth quality feels like home. The space is filled with chic fashion for her and her home emitting a peaceful vibe. Explore books, clothing, shoes and jewelry. . . . more |
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An eclectic vintage shop packed with all kinds of treasureful things from the past, including antique pocketbooks. The sign in the window reads, 'buy it before you see it in a museum'. . . . more |
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(212) 529-0832
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You don't have to know anything about cheese to walk away with an impressive bounty to impress your friends with. This elegant space features select imported French cheeses, provisions and all the stealth cheese paraphernalia to make a dynamite first impression with your fromage aficionado friends. . . . more |
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Oh it's good to eat sugar! Pastry chef and owner, Christina Tosi will put you into a sweet frenzy with her over-the-top Cereal milk refreshments and creative desserts. Petite menu selection | Take-away window Service. Yum, Yum! . . . more |
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Matta is pretty and feminine. Beautifully designed summery fashion for women, and textiles for the home. Mostly made in India incorporating fine fabrics with special details. They also sell a small selection of hand-made jewelry. . . . more |
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