nolita: Café Gitane - French & Moroccan Cafe in Nolita Manhattan New York - 02/01/12 08:42 PM
Café Gitane - French & Moroccan Cafe in Nolita Manhattan New York New York city today was almost 60 degrees, so few friends and I decided to meet up for a quick lunch in NoLiTa, one of the trendiest neighborhood in New York city. We wanted to have a fun lunch so we decided to visit Cafe Gitane, a French and Moroccan cafe that is known for their baked eggs, couscous, mint tea and avacado toasts. We had a great time dining there along with all the fashionistas in this popular downtown neighborhood. Some stars such Leonardo DiCaprio, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Jude Law and few … (15 comments)
This is a photo of Prince Street Subway Station tiles. Prince Street runs through the NoLIta neighborhood into Soho. Prince Street is one of our favorite streets in all of Manhattan. There are a lot of boutique shopping, restaurants and condominiums along Prince Street. Soho is a neighborhood with a name that is defined by its geographic borders. South of Houston Street, Soho is one of the most popular and desirable downtown Manhattan neighborhoods. Soho’s boundaries could be described as Houston Street on the north, Canal Street to the South and Lafayette/Centre Street on the East and West Broadway on the … (3 comments)
nolita: NoLiTa-Trendy & Sassy Manhattan New York neighborhood - 11/16/11 11:47 AM
Nolita, an abbreviation for 'NOrth of Little ITAly, is a relatively new neighborhood. Once a part of Little Italy, in the mid-1990's the neighborhood was rebranded and the catchy name that stuck was Nolita, following the naming trend of its neighbors Soho(SOuth of HOuston Street), and Tribeca, (TRIangle BElow CAnal Street). Nolita, in the 1990's experienced a large influx of young urban professionals escaping the high rents of SoHo. This, in turn, inspired the blossoming of fancy boutiques and establishments along it's quaint cobblestone streets. With a new energy in the neighborhood, distinct from the old charm of Little Italy, NoLita was born. Currently considered … (10 comments)
nolita: Cafe Habana in Nolita Manhattan New York - 11/06/11 09:33 PM
Nolita Manhattan- Must See! Cafe Habana is one of our favorite places to eat in Nolita. Whether for breakfast, lunch, dinner or brunch on the weekends I have enjoyed myself every time I have been there. My only caution with Cafe Habana is that don't go if you aren't prepared to wait for a table if you go at peak hours, especially brunch. We went this weekend for brunch and had a fantastic meal. I like to stop by when I have some time to spare in between appointments and sit down and get a cafe con leche.
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nolita: Nolita-Manhattan New York neighborhood - 05/11/11 08:43 PM
Nolita, an abbreviation for 'NOrth of Little ITAly, is a relatively new neighborhood. Once a part of Little Italy, in the mid-1990's the neighborhood was rebranded and the catchy name that stuck was Nolita, following the naming trend of its neighbors Soho, (SOuth of HOuston Street), and Tribeca, (TRIangle BElow CAnal Street).Nolita, in the 1990's experienced a large influx of young urban professionals escaping the high rents of SoHo. This, in turn, inspired the blossoming of fancy boutiques and establishments along it's quaint cobblestone streets. With a new energy in the neighborhood, distinct from the old charm of Little Italy, NoLita was born. Currently considered … (3 comments)
nolita: Lower East Side Manhattan New York, Culture and Chic all in one neighborhood. - 04/02/10 07:46 AM
The Lower East Side is a neighborhood in the SouthEastern part of the Manhattan New York. Its bordered by Allen Street, East Houston, Essex Street, Canal Street, Eldridge Street, East Broadway, and Grand Street. Traditionally it was an immigrant, working class neighborhood, in the recent years, it has becoming more one of the most popular place to live because of its culture diversity, restuarants and cafes.
One of the well known bakery in Lower East Side is called Doughnut Planet, they have been on multiple television shows because their fancy and variety of doughnuts, flavors such as creme brulee, the vanilla glazed, the carrot cake, the sunflower … (4 comments)
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Café Gitane - French & Moroccan Cafe in Nolita Manhattan New York New York city today was almost 60 degrees, so few friends and I decided to meet up for a quick lunch in NoLiTa, one of the trendiest neighborhood in New York city. We wanted to have a fun lunch so we decided to visit Cafe Gitane, a French and Moroccan cafe that is known for their baked eggs, couscous, mint tea and avacado toasts. 
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