so a few weekends ago we hit up sara beth's in tribeca for brunch with our friends,
followed by the playground at pier 25
the other weekend we attempted to get to governor's island for the millionth time this year...
...only to find out after ten minutes underground that the train we needed wasn't running for the day.
(it's just not be meant to be, governor's island.)
we've been going on endless picnics in the sunshine this month,
and brandon's been testing the various roach coaches about town.
(gives this one a "bland, yet heavily garlicky" rating.)
and my latest mystery to solve:
i've never actually seen any of these newsstands stocked with newspapers....
and now we are all caught up.
p.s.
if you're in the city you should really try sara beth's for brunch.
the tribeca location, to be precise.
because the one uptown, as my good friend nicole says, "looks like a retirement home."
Oh we have those mag/ newspaper thingys all over Waikiki, I'll send ya some Hawaii pamphlets to fill yours with and perhaps blow some NYC minds... perhaps. =)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Day.
oof. those pancakes! Yum.
ReplyDeleteHuck on the frog: Totally presh.
ReplyDeleteI KNEW that was Sarabeth's from the photo - we went there on our last trip to NYC. Great for a family dinner too in addition to brunch. Four flowers juice - just sayin'.
ReplyDeleteahhh i LOVE street food... i just don't understand those that are afraid of it... they don't know what they're missing!
ReplyDeletealso, isn't there a free ferry that goes to governor's island!?
huck on the frog is killing me! bah!
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haha governor's island sounds so elusive. maybe one day you'll get there! and your weekend looked so fun, i love all these brunches.
ReplyDeleteThe pancakes look delicious! Pancakes- the best breakfast :))
ReplyDeleteThose pancakes look like serious business. Delish.
ReplyDeleteI can't get over those pancakes! You're killin' me haha ; )
ReplyDeleteMaybe it's because everything has sold out but when I click the shop your closet link it goes to a blank page with just a diamond in the middle (under your header, more precisely?). The same thing happens when I click About. But it didn't used to?
ReplyDeleteWeird! I fixed it! Thanks for letting me know!
DeleteThose pancakes look so yummy! NYC in the fall! It looks beautiful!
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Yum! I could totally handle eating some pancakes right now... Or any time for that matter...
ReplyDeleteSal x
i've never been to sara beth's but that picture of pancakes is quite convincing.
ReplyDeleteSarah Beth's Eggs Benedict = PERFECTION
ReplyDeleteThat picture of Huck on the frog is to die for. He just get's cuter and cuter. :)
ReplyDeleteI adore Sarabeth's on the UWS - one of my fave places to go with my mom when she visits! The club is so so good! And about Governor's Island, I've been going the past 3 years with my now 2 year old for the Jazz Age Lawn Party and it's definitely worth the continued attempts. This last Jazz Age Lawn Party the lines were the craziest I've seen them (2 hour wait to get on the shuttle!), but a fellow mom had mercy on me and let her hop right in line and get on the shuttle with her and her family. Hooray for mommy empathy!
ReplyDeletewe have similar things in london and they seem permanently empty although once there were lots of chinese newspapers in a pile beside them so i took one just because.
ReplyDeleteNew York looks beautiful this time of year...and those lemon ricotta pancakes are so yummy!
ReplyDeletei love your pictures! you make me want to live in new york even more than i already do
ReplyDeleteLife has just been bliss lately. Absolutely adore that first picture of baby Huck on the frog. Precious!
ReplyDeleteYou always have the most beautiful images.
xo TJ
size 24?! you are SUCH a mini!!!!
ReplyDeletexo the egg out west.
Oh my, now I crave these pancakes. Can't wait to get to NYC in January...yay
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