As a New Yorker who lived in this city all her life (yes, even though I'm moving to Chicago, I'm still a New Yorker haha!) I can understand why locals stay away from this area.
I've been putting this post off for some time. After living our entire lives in New York City, we have decided to move to....
Discover Nashville through this insider guide - local tips to the best places to eat, drink and hangout!
You will hear me say this over and over again, the best way to learn about different cultures around the world is through food. Why? Well because through the food you can learn about a countries history, it's people and land.
We can all agree that most of New York City is very grand. The city is filled with skyscrapers and large avenues but the West Village is different. It's one of the charming areas of NYC that makes you feel like you're in Europe and not in the states.
Raise your hand if you love coffee!? ( It's not like I can see you do that but just go along with it! haha) My coffee addiction has nothing to do with caffeine but more to do with taste. I actually enjoy drinking it and choose to be very picky about what coffee brands I choose to drink from.
It's not hard to fall in love with this neighborhood. As you move away from Canal and keep walking south then west, you'll almost wonder how such a quiet area can exist right by the chaos that is Chinatown.
In the next few weeks, I'll be rolling out day guides for a few of my favorite neighborhoods in New York City. These guides are for those traveling to NYC for the first time or for those who live here and want to explore more of where they live!
I remember it like yesterday when Obama announced that Americans were now welcomed to travel to Cuba and how happy I was. Unfortunately, that excitement didn't last since we now are back to having travel restrictions
