New York City

Lil’ Frankie’s Pizza

1 Comment 07 August 2024

Camille Green

No wonder Lil’ Frankies was featured in New York Magazine who said that, ”The irresistible offspring of Frank is distinguished by its custom-built brick oven, a tool used to sublime effect on everything from torpedo-size eggplants and lasagne alla Bolognese, to whole fish and terrific thin-crust pizza.”

Irresistible is definitely no word of a lie, being our choice of dining twice in the last month. The menu is dangerous, in that you will wind up wanting more than your stomach can handle EVERY time. Authentic homemade gnocchi and ravioli is a specialty here and I’m not sure what their cheese special is called but it is insanely good… A large mound of goodness with a rich creamy centre accompanied by fresh tomato and basil… whatever it is, you need to try it.

Beyond the great food is a great atmosphere and superb down-to-earth service. The cramped quarters give this rustic setting a romantic, casual, family style feel - basically good for any type of outing. Located on 1st Ave it’s easy to miss this Italian gem but once you find it you’ll be coming back for more. Prices are $9.95-$17.95.

New York City

Ladies Of Leisure

No Comments 01 July 2024

Camille Green

9.00am - Bag, check. Metro card, check. Husband’s credit card, check.

10.15am - Walk to Christopher St Station, one of many that seem to be the beginning of my trek daily. The sun and humidity is already sky high and again I can’t remember why I bother to shower in the morning. The street is amazingly pristine after the Pride Parade the night before. (Can someone please send one of these ‘midnight cleaners’ to my house!)

11.30 am - Central Park. A place I know I will never get sick of. It seems that Manhattan truly does know how to do parks best. After only walking for 10 minutes (yes this park is HUGE!) we are greeted by a 4 piece jazz band that seems the perfect accompaniment to the scene of a breathtaking fountain and beautiful lake.

1.30pm - After a quick peak at the Boat House and a 45 minute wait presented to us, we decide to walk back to Le Pain Quotidien. A new addition to the park it overlooks Sheep Meadow and endless greenery. The food was light and fresh, the mint lemonade also provided some much needed relief from the heat. Lunch starts at around $10.00. Continue Reading






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