18-hole mini golf course features a waterfall, a stream, a cave, a footbridge and sand traps. Open 3pm-10pm on Weekdays, 10am-8pm on weekends. Even better, it’s just $5 per adult for a game. Leia mais.
Foosball tables, beach in the middle of manhattan, and free live music from 3-sunset every Saturday. Why aren't you already there? Leia mais.
New York Magazine Cheap Eats issue recommends two drumsticks ($7.50) and the truffled-egg dumplings ($7).
New York Magazine Cheap Eats issue says to get the Israeli scotch egg ($4) and either the fish & chips or fish sandwich for $12.
New York Magazine Cheap Eats issue mentions "impeccable shrimp and grits, cornbread as rich & moist as brownie batter, and matzoh-meal-crusted fried chicken" served with craft beer & American whiskey.
New York Magazine Cheap Eats issue recommends salmon-and-cheese mazemen or bacon-and-egg mazemen for $9 each.
Love breakfast, but hate your arteries? Chow down on a pork bun + poached egg the next time you feel like pigging out.
Don't skip the burger here--it's truly amazing. Note though: the default is double patties, so ask for a single if you want to keep your girlish figure.
The Peanut Butter Cup sundae is coffee bean ice cream (hell yeah!) w/ peanut sauce, hot fudge, whip cream and chocolate shavings. It's a heap of killer flavors that go great together.
Wow. Tough to get a table but it's worth it for the authentic Spanish cuisine that made us nostalgic for Barcelona. The chickpeas, fideua paella, crispy suckling pig. Also, El Arrako = amazing drink.
This restaurant was funded as a kickstarter project. I just love that. The food is also awesome.
