Guidebook for New York
Food Scene
One of the best places to eat around, specially for breakfast. Cash-only!
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The Park View
219 Dyckman StOne of the best places to eat around, specially for breakfast. Cash-only!
Awesome food, great ambience and the best service around. Try their eggplant croquettes and their Champaigne Mojito!
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Bocaditos Bistro
4863 BroadwayAwesome food, great ambience and the best service around. Try their eggplant croquettes and their Champaigne Mojito!
Beautiful place by the Hudson River. Wonderful views. Great for breakfast. Also good for drinks at night, though it gets busy in the evening.
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The Hudson
348 Dyckman StBeautiful place by the Hudson River. Wonderful views. Great for breakfast. Also good for drinks at night, though it gets busy in the evening.
Essentials
Food Universe Marketplace
538 W 138th StA great variety of groceries and produce.
Getting Around
Dyckman Street
A train (express)
Parks & Nature
Beautiful park. Great for a walk and its trails lead up to beautiful Hudson River views at the top of the hill, and to the Cloisters Museum.
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Fort Tryon Park
Dr To BroadwayBeautiful park. Great for a walk and its trails lead up to beautiful Hudson River views at the top of the hill, and to the Cloisters Museum.
Arts & Culture
One of the most low-key but great museums in NYC. A little castle with a wonderful medieval art collection. Their ancient tapestry art is particularily amazing. It has a quiet and lovely central patio to chill and meditate. There is an outdoor oriel space with breath-taking views of the George Washington Bridge and the Hudson River.
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The Met Cloisters
99 Margaret Corbin DrOne of the most low-key but great museums in NYC. A little castle with a wonderful medieval art collection. Their ancient tapestry art is particularily amazing. It has a quiet and lovely central patio to chill and meditate. There is an outdoor oriel space with breath-taking views of the George Washington Bridge and the Hudson River.