New York, New York
My love of this city is nothing new, hence the reason it’s been so much fun to share all my NYC travel guides with you. Although at first glance Mid Town may seem like it has less to offer than other parts of the city, you’ll actually find some really great gems in this part of town. The best thing to do is to strap on some comfy shoes and walk all the way up to Central Park. Enjoy!
Stay
Check out the Ace Hotel. We stayed there for a few nights and even though I would probably suggest staying around Soho usually, the Ace is a great (and affordable!) option!
Eat & Drink
Have a coffee at Stumptown Coffee Roasters, located in the Ace hotel.
Head to Upland for a laid back Californian style dinner.
Hidden in the lower levels of the Grand Central Station, is the Oyster Bar. We thought it might be a bit tacky but it was actually really great!
Of course we went to Tacombi Flat Iron.
We had dinner with my brother at the Cosme – the best Mexican food we’ve ever had! It’s better for a fancy dinner.
See & Do
As mentioned, Grand Central Station is a magnificent landmark that is a must see.
Check out the Strand Bookstore.
Want Apothecary is a really cute boutique.
Make sure to check out the Flat Iron Building.
The New York Public Library is another historically beautiful site to check out. So beautiful!
During the summer months, Bryant Park holds outdoor movie nights!
Top of the Rock gives you an all rounded city view from the Rockefeller Centre. Also The Empire State Building is worth checking out too.
Make your way to MoMA for an inspirational journey through their collection of Modern Art.
Check out all the levels of ABC Carpet & Home.
What a view!
Grand Central Station
The Oyster Bar in the Grand Central station!
The Flat Iron Building
Best seat in the house!
Catch a concert at the Radio City Music Hall!
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The view from Top of the Rock - The view from Top of the Rock
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The urban jungle on a fine day - The urban jungle on a fine day
Having a peep through!
Hit the pavement around Mid Town.
Such a cute spot for a burger!
How gorgeous is the Flat Iron?!
