Make a night of it and try out the Brooklyn food scene. Anywhere but right around the theater (take the subway a stop or two away).
My favorite legit banh mi place around NYC. If you're going to eat it right away, get your sandwich toasted.
Come in day of to make a same day reservation. Use the time you saved to go around to Otafune for takoyaki as an appetizer.
Meet at the Ghandi Statue, the one landmark in NYC, where the West side and the East side converge . . Meet at the Ghandi Statue, the one landmark in NYC, where the West side and the East side converg
Looks closed, but isn't. A respectable representative of the pho 75 chain. Pho, vietnamese coffee, pink coconut jelly = best, cheapest Vietnamese meal you can find in Rockville.
Go for the bench seat in front of the window to people watch, and grab a decent espresso drink while you're at it.
Professional, Thai walk-on-you type of massage. It will leave you sore, but wanting more.
If you've got a pocket full of those heavy British coins, there's tons of vending machines in Terminal 3 for drinks, snacks, even ice cream.
Have you ever wondered what an alternate Victorian Gothic universe would be like? Well, turns out they serve a pretty afternoon tea (and have bizarre bathroom pods).
if your jam is sorbet that tastes like a jolly rancher, order a scoop of the watermelon
Porter Airlines lands you smack dab on the Toronto islands and gives you free wifi, snacks, ferry to mainland, and shuttle downtown. Canadians are nice!
The pupusas are awesome! Two should normally do - three if you've whiffed a lot of (second hand) weed on the way down Mission St.
Try the Vietnamese style pork buns with egg. IMO, much better than the sweet Chinese BBQ pork buns.
This is one of those old school pharmacies where you can find that random thing you can't find anywhere else
