I headed out early to the Empire State Building this morning to beat the queues and had breakfast afterwards. I went to Astro restaurant. I ordered bacon and eggs with potatoes, followed by a single pancake. I can’t remember who recommended it but it wasn’t that good. As I was starving I virtually inhaled it so it probably didn’t matter that much anyway.
I then did the Radio City Music Hall tour (thanks for the recommendation Danielle – it was great) and went to MoMA. The Hallo Berlin cart had been recommended by Holly Moore on HollyEats.com (“wurst not hot dogs”) but my increasingly desperate searching was to no avail. Instead I succumbed to ‘Wich Craft at the Rockefeller Center. I was pleasantly surprised with my order of the meatloaf sandwich. The meatloaf was thick, juicy and tasty, accompanied by bacon and smothered in an Italian tomato sauce and melted cheese. Yummo. I also ordered a Boylan black cherry cola. Delicious – it tasted of real cherries!
Meatloaf sandwich
My final meal was a dessert. I decided to forgo a proper dinner as I’d heard that Serendipty 3′s desserts were amazing. I had been well informed. MyForbidden Broadway Sundae – chocolate “Blackout” cake (3 layers of chocolate cake sandwiched together with chocolate ganache and chocolate chips), ice cream, hot fudge and whipped cream – was a colossal gooey delight. I’ve also included a photo of the restaurant as it was really neat.
Forbidden Broadway Sundae
Serendipity 3
A couple of photos below from my final destinations for the day.
Dylan's candy bar
Dylan's candy store
Candy display at Bloomingdale's
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My wedding anniversary evening – a taweaway pizza, two episodes of Robin of Sherwood and a re-watching of The Empire Strikes Back
Lawrence, you totally could have come to eat meat and cheese with us. And I could have whined at you about all the bits of me that hurt. You would have really enjoyed it…. erm, well, perhaps not.
V, I am so stoked that you did that Radio City Music Hall tour. Yay!