By Noelle Khan
Young women in leather jackets, velvet black hats and perfectly polished nails pose with large white mugs filled with piping hot lattes. Among the loud chatter, little children sip on freshly squeeze...
By Allison Russo
I am always on the hunt for a great view. Whether it is waterfront views from Brooklyn Flea or skyline views from the Roosevelt Island tram, a beautiful vista is even better with din...
By Allison Russo
I have always said that The Smith is “the spot.” Whether it is brunch or late night drinks, this Manhattan favorite almost never fails to deliver. They serve generous portions at reasonable prices, and it is a solid ...
By Allison Russo
New York City is full of famous places. Some deserve the hype, while others don’t. Some people truly believe that Times Square is a wonderful place and think Sbarro serves up a quality slice of New York pizza, and...
By Meghan Campbell
In college, coffee can often be considered your right-hand man. It is there to get you through those late-night study sessions and the dreaded 8:30 a.m. classes and to help you po...
By Allison Russo
In the bagel capital of the world, you have to go out of your way to find a bad bagel in New York City. That being said, some stand out more than others and these are the ones that should be sought out. Here are some of the most delicious and unique bagels I have found within the five boroughs.
1. Bagelsmith – Williamsburg
This Brooklyn spot earned a place on the list not only because of its insane ba...
By Alyssa Opdyke
Fortunately, there are a number of apps to put into context why there is a $1.31 balance on your TD Bank statement a week after you deposited your paycheck. The best part? They are all free!
Vivi...
By Alyssa Opdyke
This Thursday, if you were to walk into the McGinley Center between 8:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m., you were likely to smell a variety of foods, hear lots of laughter and conversation and...
By Allison Russo
At the Rose Hill campus, we’re all spoiled by the amazing Italian food across the street on Arthur Avenue, thanks to our proximity to the real “Little Italy” of New York. Pizza ...
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By Pasquale Gianni
BARCELONA — In a nutshell, this city is awesome and beautiful, and the food is symphonic.
A handful of unexplainable phenomena exists on this earth, and the lifestyle of...
By Pasquale Gianni
Sicily — the crown jewel of the Mediterranean. And it is indeed among the more captivating places I have ever seen: the beauty, the climate, the history, the warmth and animation ...
By Allison Russo
I consider myself a foodie in the sense that I go to Smorgasburg occasionally and like to buy produce at the Union Square Farmers Market. So when I had the opportunity to eat at Jean-G...