I wish I had taken more photographs of the streets of New York but it was so hard to capture the busy nature of this city in single photographs - you just have to experience it. New York was amazing; this city is every bit as eclectic as you imagine it to be.
We stayed in the East Village of Manhattan right by Tompkins Square Park;
we ate (too many) bagels from Tompkins Bagels;
visited the Bronx Zoo;
explored the American Museum of Natural History for hours;
drank coffee at Stumptown (amazing coffee, amazing building) and Blue Bottle Coffee (which I loathed for its pretentiousness);
ate the most delicious pizza at Paulie Gee's;
finally saw the enlightening Body Worlds exhibition;
found the hidden burger joint in Le Parker Meridien;
experienced Sleep No More's "Inferno" at the McKittrick Hotel, which was indescribably mind blowing;
ate at Momofuku;
viewed artwork at MoMA including the Henri Matisse exhibition;
narrowly avoided being crushed at the Village Halloween Parade;
grabbed lunch at Amy's Bread;
spent some dollars in Sephora;
visited the Evolution Store;
experienced proper Cuban-Mexican food at Cafe Habana;
explored the city and its streets from The High Line
and drank at some pretty awesome bars.
I would go back in a heartbeat.