I think breakfast/brunch is the prettiest thing to take pictures of. And maybe ice cream. Just look at this beaut. Last weekend I had a girlie brunch with some of my favorite girlies at Westville East. One of my favorite things is brunch with the girls. We had to wait a little while and they [...]
Archive for March, 2010
Westville East
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged brunch, brussel sprouts, east village, eggs, food, french toast, girlies, iced coffee, new york, new york city, plantains, restaurants, westville, westville east on March 31, 2010 | 5 Comments »
The Riverwalk at Tin City
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged clam chowder, fish and chips, florida, grouper, lobster salad, naples, old people, restaurants, riverwalk, tin city on March 30, 2010 | 1 Comment »
This is a lobster salad sandwich. That I ordered and my sister ate. And his is the last of City Mitten: Naples, Florida and I would say I’ve saved the best for last but the best was obviously Michelbob’s. Still, The Riverwalk at Tin City has its own special spot too. So, we had Clam [...]
Curly’s Lunch (round 2)
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged curly fries, curly's lunch, food, new york, nyc, restaurants, sandwiches, sloppy joes, union square, vegetarian, veggie burgers on March 29, 2010 | 5 Comments »
If you want a sandwich the size of your head, look no further: Curly’s Vegetarian Lunch on 14th st. This is one of my hot spots in Union Square, and I’ve covered it before. BUT I did not cover their sandwiches. The time I went with Missy (above), she got a veggie burg and I [...]
Gracie’s Cupcakes
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged cupcakes, desserts, florida, gracie's cupcakes, ice cream, naples on March 26, 2010 | 6 Comments »
So… this is not a cupcake. And that’s because Gracie’s Cupcakes in Naples, Florida has yes, cupcakes, but also: ice cream! And that’s what we wanted. You actually wouldn’t believe all the trouble we went through to find a decent non-chain place to get ice cream. And the cupcakes looked good too: Who doesn’t love [...]
Dolly’s Produce Patch
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged bonita beach, clam chowder, dolly's produce patch, florida, food, old people, sandwiches, strawberries, tuna melts on March 24, 2010 | 10 Comments »
Why is Florida so hilarious? Dolly’s Produce Patch may be a restaurant, but it also may be a senior citizen community center. But so is pretty much the entire state of Florida. Take a look at the inside of Dolly’s: Oldies. Oldies. Oldies. And random chairs with random plates and random things on the wall. [...]
Village Voice Choice Eats 2010
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged 2010, brooklyn, cheeky sandwiches, choice eats, fette sau, food, food fests, highlands, juliette, luke's lobster, new york, new york city, no 7, nyc, purple yam, restaurants, tasting events, village voice on March 23, 2010 | 6 Comments »
Another barbecue picture! This is from Fette Sau‘s table at the Village Voice Choice Eats 2010 last night. This means we’re taking a break from our regular programming, as I have some more City Mitten: Naples, Florida coming your way, but I like to be relevant and relevant is the tasting fest I went to [...]
Florida Friday
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged cold, florida, freezing, sisters, vacation, where is the sun, why is florida cold on March 19, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Alright, y’all. Here’s the deal. I am in Florida with my sister and it is FREEZING. This is probably my look for the entire weekend because I foolishly brought skirts and tank tops. It’s supposed to be warmer today and tomorrow but even if it continues to stay cold we will continue to have a [...]
Chick-Fil-A
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged branding, chick-fil-a, chicken sandwiches, fastfood, florida, french fries, naples, nyu dorms, restaurants, soda pop on March 18, 2010 | 3 Comments »
Chick-Fil-A! I don’t normally write about fast-food restos on City Mitten because usually they aren’t so spesh. BUT I’m from Michigan where we do not have Chick-Fil-As and now I live in New York and we don’t have them here either. Every time I’ve gone on a road trip the past few years I would [...]
