Things To Do

Brooklyn Bridge

Neighborhood Fun Facts

DUMBO, an acronym for Down Under The Manhattan Bridge Overpass was established by artists who moved into the neighborhood in the 1970s (Source: DUMBOnyc.com) The Historic DUMBO District stretches from John Street to York Street as it was “essential to Brooklyn’s rise as a major American industrial center and was the home of some of the most important industrial firms in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century America” (Source: DUMBOnyc.com) http://dumbonyc.com/Some of the companies whom called DUMBO home in 19th and 20th Centuries were Arbuckle Brothers (coffee and sugar), J. W. Masury & Son (paint), Robert Gair (paper boxes), E. W. Bliss (machinery), and Brillo (steel wool) (Source: DUMBOnyc.com)

Luke's Lobster

Amazing Lobster Rolls close to the venue but there are many locations across NYC

The FRIENDS™ Experience New York

If you love to pivot, then this is the place for you!

Souvlaki GR Kouzina

The most amazing Greek food that we go to often

Washington Square Park

Iconic park where we had our first date and first of many memories.

Catch Steak

We love the churros with caviar!

Mariebelle

Heaven on earth for the chocolate lover!

Garlic

Our favorite local pizza place. Get the Buffalo chicken slice and the tiramisu!!

Van Leeuwen Ice Cream

Our favorite ice cream place. There are many locations and they even have vegan ice cream which you can’t taste the difference (according to Natalia, I would never subject myself to that!)

Bierhaus NYC

Why go to München when you have it here in NYC

Vessel

Newer space in NYC with nice shopping and restaurants.

Los Tacos No.1

The best tacos outside of Mexico

Mari Vanna

If you love Borscht as much as me, you will love Mari Vanna!