Zabb Elee means 'INSANELY SPICEY.' Food from North Thailand, the spiciest region of them all.
Fancy Italian restaurant. Good to the blog of dutch writer Arnon Grunberg and see what he writes about it (in English).
Death. Serious. Coffee. But a nice place nevertheless. No laptop-policy.
The owner wrote about his food for McSweeneys. Count on long queue's, but it's worth it. Great food. Twin Peaks themed toilets. And they serve free beer while you're waiting.
Gone glory. The sound is a bit crappy. But the movie theater in NY with the most personality and the best movies.
This is awesome: people hanging out, drinking a beer, working on their laptops, listening to music, having a coffee, a great sandwich, dating, having appointments. All at the same time.
Cutest bookstore in the world, with a little cafe, a small garden and a cat. But don't let it distract you: the collection is great.
Chique yet happy. Go here on monday-night and have a cocktail while listening to their great live jazz.
HUGE Chinese restaurant. Their Duck Salad is great. Go here if you need food in Midtown.
Open doors, free wifi. Great place to work. Though more people should be laughing and flirting. For it's such a romantic place to go.
Good food, basic diner. But run by Ukrains and said to be the favorite place of Beat poet Allen Ginsberg.
Rough pizza place with a great garden. The food is really good and people are much happier than in the Glass Cafe next door.
Good place to work. Good coffee. All the people are death serious though. Don't go here to flirt.
Famous bookstore. Go there before they're closing. The staff is a bit arrogant but they mean well.
Something with Dylan Thomas going on here. The bar feels deserted on an average weekday but there's a lot of history here. Go and see. And have a good burger.
Diner for youngsters on the Bowery. Order a cocktail and a burger. Listen to the music. Sit outside.
Tiny jazzclub with great atmosphere. Better place to go than the Village Vanguard around the corner.
