Blessedly uncluttered and color-coded, Amarcord's mdley of upscale European clothing and accessories date to the 1940s. Fancy lines and ones you've never heard of are given equal rack real estate.
We've always loved Dolce Vita for wedges and booties that don't cost much but look like they do. Now, with a new location, its steadily expanding line of apparel is becoming a budget-friendly force.
These guys know how to make a seriously good cup of coffee. Gotta love their latte, and in the summer, it's superb on ice.
Pancakes that are worth the five-hour wait on a Saturday, but if you go during the week you just might beat the crowd...
A subterranean speakeasy for a secret rendezvous. Ring the doorbell by the gold sign to gain entry and order the Tiffany cocktail, designed especially for Tiffany by Raines Law bartenders.
Best chocolate croissants in the city. Flakey, buttery, chocolatey. Their madeleines are delicious too.
Peruse all the fresh goods at the Chelsea Market and pick up some milk and cookies at Ronnybrook Milk bar, then walk the Highline.
Bring your glue and sewing kit to Bryant Park and have a crafty picnic snacking on tasty 'wichcraft sandwiches by famed Chef Tom Collichio.
Nothing better than fresh food straight from the farm! Visit the Union Square GreenMarket for hot cider and donuts.
One of Refinery29's Annie Georgia Greenberg's favorite shops in NYC. Definitely worth a visit.
Jewelry designer and nail art fanatic, Chelsea van Houten, loves to stop by here to find the best vintage tees in town.
Rie Akuto, budding stylist, loves to browse the incredible vintage selection any time she can.
Rie Akuto, budding stylist, loves to browse the ridic vintage offering here when she swings by.
Rie Akuto, budding stylist, loves to browse the incredible vintage selection any time she can.
Rie Akuto, budding stylist, loves to browse the eclectic offering at this MPD spot.
Olivia Wolfe, co-owner of American Two Shot, says she could spend the day here. Anybody with an appreciation for antiques and vintage could.
