Endless Mimosas, good food and great music creates a winning formula for drunk brunch. This weekend ritual of drinking, dancing and eating has slowly taken over the city, allowing for those in their early to mid twenties to pretend like they’re back in college for a few hours. For a friend’s birthday, a large group of us made our way to Murray Hill meeting at … Continue reading PS 450
Murray Hill is hardly known for its culinary scene. It’s a hub for young, post-grads who are willing to walk three to four avenues to the nearest subway. So when I was heading to brunch on 2nd and 34th, I was clearly reluctant. When I heard it was a Mexican restaurant serving brunch, I was even more nervous. However, Baby Bo’s might change my mind … Continue reading Baby Bo’s Cantina
Never have I read more mixed reviews before deciding to take a leap of faith and try April Bloomfield’s Salvation Taco. And to be honest, I left feeling equally confused and somewhat robbed. While the food was overall pretty awesome, and insanely spicy, I don’t know how anyone can come off charging $7 for single taco filled with a lonely piece of fried fish and … Continue reading Salvation Taco
On a quest for trendy drinks, my friend and I found ourselves in one of the least trendy areas of New York City; Murray Hill. The home to many post-college graduates, isolated from the subway and lots of dive bars, my friend, Jana, found a spot that was unlike the rest. Middle Branch. The trendy, underground speakeasy and sister bar to the trendy spots, Milk … Continue reading Middle Branch
The Political Foodie 