Rosemarie | October 18, 2010
Oh the challenge of eating well on a student’s budget. McDonald’s, Burger King, wings & beer. Sound familiar? Well here’s another option to get some hearty and healthy food in that belly. Quantum Leap is a quaint spot in the middle of Greenwich Village and NYU, serving up healthy grub in a casual setting. The rustic […]
Category: Greenwich Village, Manhattan, Organic/Green, Vegetarian/Vegan |
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Tags: cheapeats, Greenwich Village, NYU, organic, Quatum Leap Natural Food, Starving Student, Student Dining, Vegetarian/Vegan
Rosemarie | October 5, 2010
The challenge of being a student is the ability to eat well on on a budget. Your daily menu typically consists of ramen noodles, peanut butter and pizza. During a hot summer day in Greenwich Village – NYU town, I grabbed lunch at a neighborhood staple. Where is that you ask? Dojo. Dojo is a veteran in Noho serving […]
Category: Asian, Greenwich Village, Manhattan, Organic/Green, Vegetarian/Vegan |
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Tags: Carrot Ginger Dressing, cheapeats, Cup of Noodles, Dojo, Greenwich Village, Mercer Street, NYU, Ramen Noodles, Seaweed, Tofu, Vegetarian/Vegan, Veggie Burger, Washington Square Park, West 4th Street
Rosemarie | March 11, 2010
Cafe Au Lait, Omelettes, French Onion Soup. If any of these sound good to you, then head over to French Roast. This Village bistro is France’s version of the 24hr diner. You can grab a meal at anytime…day or night. On a recent chilly afternoon, l had time for a proper lunch and needed something to warm my […]
Category: French/Bistro, Greenwich Village |
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Tags: 24hr dining, Cafe Au Lait, Certified Green, French Bistro, French Roast, Greenwich Village, Omelette
Rosemarie | February 25, 2010
There’s Chinese Food and then there’s Chinese Food. If you’re on the hunt for great Chinese, head over to Sammy’s Noodle Shop & Grill. Located in the heart of Greenwich Village, this spot serves up massive portions that make sharing and doggy bags standard practice. On a recent Sunday evening, I ventured there with a […]
Category: Chinese, Greenwich Village |
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Tags: Chinese Food, Greenwich Village, Large Portions, Noodle Shop, Sammy's
Rosemarie | October 20, 2009
When you’re a student, cheap is the name of the game. NYU is the most expensive university in New York. Students pay a premium to study there, not allowing for much disposable income. Well have no fear, you can eat well on a budget. L’Annam is a spot on University Place serving authentic Vietnamese cooking. […]
Category: Asian, Greenwich Village |
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Tags: Greenwich Village, NYU, Students, Vietnames
Rosemarie | October 6, 2009
On a lovely Sunday afternoon strolling in the Village, my stomach started growling and knew that it was time to eat. There isn’t a shortage of restaurants to choose from in this eclectic neighborhood. The question is…”Can it be good and cheap”? The answer is yes. I walked past the Cornelia Street Cafe and decided to […]
Category: Greenwich Village |
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Tags: Art, Brunch, Cabaret, Cafe, Greenwich Village, Jazz, Kids
Rosemarie | August 17, 2009
Upper Eastside eatery Philippe Chow, is now bringing his high end Chinese cuisine to the people with his latest addition…Philippe Chow Express. With outposts in Miami, Mexico City and East Hampton, Philippe is where the Martha Stewart’s and the Housewives of New York City dine. (Remember Bethany wanting to poke out Jill’s eye with a […]
Category: Asian, Chinese, Greenwich Village |
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Tags: Asian, Chinese, Greenwich Village, Philippe, Value
Rosemarie | July 15, 2009
With the belt tightening going on these days, traveling abroad may be challenging. If you can’t afford a plane ticket, then travel through food. Thanks to Tio Pepe, you can with their $15.95 paella menu. The classic Paella Valenciana consisting of chicken, shellfish and chorizo Paella Marinera containing the fruits of the sea Paella Camarones […]
Category: Greenwich Village, Spanish |
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Tags: Greenwich Village, Paella, Sangria, Spanish