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Day 2 in New York City: |
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1st course |
From: 156 E 45th
St.
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if you walk, but 1.4 miles (2.3 km) if you drive to go from Nipponese to Nosh-on-these. Map with directions |
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2nd course |
From: 831 3rd Ave.
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2 miles (3.2 km) to the land of pastrami. Map with directions |
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3rd course |
From: 205 East Houston
St.
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short of a mile (1.3 km) for some superb coal fired 'za. Map with directions |
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4th course |
What
kind of brick head doesn’t like thin crust pizza? Not me.
When I heard that there was a great pizzeria on Spring Street, I sprung. Yummy pizza worth checking out. |
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Lombardi’s
Pizza
A Slice of Italy |
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Yeah, there's usually a line, but it's always worth the wait. | ||||||||
Pepperoni
pizza: ($10.50 small)
Atmosphere: |
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From: 32 Spring
St.
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a 2.6 mile (4.2 km) hike to get to Grand Bivalve Station. Map with directions |
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5th course |
From: Grand Central
Station
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less than half a mile (0.6 km) to creampuffs. Map with directions |
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6th course |
Beard Papa
Japanese Cream Puff Franchise |
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What
kind of cream puff doesn’t like a good cream puff? Not
me. When I heard about this beloved Japanese chain opening outlets in
the U S of A I had to take a look see. Regular Cream
Puff: ($1.25) |
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Chocolate was the filling of the day when I went, but there are always new specials. | ||||||||||
Okay, now you're really full. Walk it off, go to bed. Then click for the... |
...or
if you didn't wind your quantum-mechanical watch, you can go
back to yesterday. |
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