Here's the thing, the food here isn't really anything to write home about (except the Truffle Fries, duh), but it's a fun place to sip a cocktail and be seen.
Try the ginger cookie, the brownies, or the red velvet cookie. You won't be disappointed with those choices.
The Latin Hot Chocolate is absolutely DELICIOUS and worth way more than the 4 bucks they charge for it!
If you don't use all your tickets, you can always bring them back next time you visit.
I'm nervously waiting for the the day their prices finally catch up. Definitely the most affordable bagel spot around.
Of course everyone knows about their unique gelato, but swing by for a coffee. They do a good espresso, but if you're in the mood for coffee, try it iced with coffee ice cubes for some extra zing.
Always worth the wait. Put your name on the list and run around the corner to Oficina Latina and have a drink while you wait.
Some of the best Japanese food in the city. Try the Katsu sandwich if you're around for lunch.
On Saturday night you'll find awesome hip hop, mostly a mix of old school and 80s and 90s jams. The bathroom line is always long though, run across the street to matchless if you need to go!
Super cute environment with an extreme attention to detail. Sit at the piano if you can and enjoy a drink from their hearty beer list. For the area, this place is a gem.
There's a surprisingly decent selection of craft beer for the area, which is a nice surprise. Cocktails are decent but pricy. Food wise, try a custom cheese plate or the bacon crostini.
Everything tastes really fresh and the environment is really cozy (despite the really tall ceilings). If you get there early, sit by the fireplace with a glass of wine.
A new concept joint combining contemporary art, wine, Basque grub, & designer electronics under one roof on Clinton Street. Snacks include an assortment of pinxtos, cheeses & meats from Northern Spain Leia mais.
Can't go wrong with an iced coffee (it comes with a shot of espresso for extra buzz).
