New York City, part 3

There are three main things that inevitably happen when I go to NYC, and that's eat, shop, and eat some more. 

Sunday continued the streak of impossibly beautiful autumn days, so we began with a leisurely brunch in the West Village. It was impossibly teeny tiny, and the small menu was just right, mostly filled with their specialty, gourmet paninis in as many combinations as one could want. 

This was followed by sugar-coated almonds Uptown, coal-fired slices of New York pizza in Midtown, New York street dogs in Herald Square, and finally, perfect spicy fish soup at gastropub Blue Ribbon back in the Village. In between all the eating, there was also some vintaging in TriBeca where I unearthed THE most wonderful old skirts (including my new old 1970s Burberry wool skirt!!), shopping at Macy's on 34th Street with my mom and sis, and languid strolls through Central Park. I heart New York! 

{ efficient use of small nooks in 'ino caffe on Bedford }

{ truffled egg toast at 'ino caffe }

{ vintaging in TriBeca }

{ old Life magazines + leopard print couches }

{ Rachel Zoe would have *died* for this vintage shop! }

{ reflections at The Pond, Central Park }

{ quintessential Central Park scene }

{ uptown horses }

{ traditional Macy's Herald Square shopping trip with mom and sis }

{ meeting up with old friends at Blue Ribbon Bar }

 { the most perfect spicy fish soup ever }

Outfit, head to toe:

Black top, Uniqlo 

Skirt, vintage Burberrys from The Family Jewel

Red tights (not visible), from Spain

Leather walking boots, Zara Spain