Joe's Pizza
“Classic New York thin-crust slice since 1975; expect a short line.”
The classics, done right: a proper slice, pastrami on rye, the Met and a walk across the Brooklyn Bridge. Twelve places that belong on every first visit.
“Classic New York thin-crust slice since 1975; expect a short line.”
“Hand-carved pastrami on rye at a Lower East Side institution open since 1888.”
“Fourth-generation appetizing shop for bagels, lox and smoked fish.”
“Ukrainian diner in the East Village serving pierogi since 1954.”
“Greenwich Village coffeehouse dating to 1927; sit at a sidewalk table.”
“One of the city's oldest saloons; two house ales, light or dark.”
“Plan for at least half a day; the rooftop opens seasonally.”
“The architectural heart of Central Park, by the lake and rowboats.”
“Elevated rail-line park; start at Gansevoort and walk north.”
“Walk it toward Manhattan for the skyline view; go early to beat crowds.”
“Look up at the celestial ceiling in the Main Concourse.”
“Famous for its "18 miles of books," new and used.”