Visit the Rockefeller Center: Experience the iconic Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree lighting ceremony, go ice skating at the famous Rockefeller Center Ice Rink, and enjoy the festive decorations and holiday atmosphere.
Explore Holiday Markets: Wander through holiday markets like the Union Square Holiday Market, Columbus Circle Holiday Market, and Bryant Park Winter Village. Shop for unique gifts, enjoy seasonal treats, and soak in the holiday spirit.
Stroll through Central Park: Take a leisurely walk through Central Park and enjoy the serene beauty of the park adorned with holiday lights and decorations. You can also visit the Central Park Zoo or go ice skating at Wollman Rink.
Dyker Heights in Brooklyn is renowned for its extravagant Christmas lights displays, drawing visitors from near and far to witness the dazzling spectacle. During the holiday season, the neighborhood transforms into a magical winter wonderland with elaborately decorated homes, twinkling lights, and larger-than-life decorations.
You want mind blowing food? This Peruvian restaurant in Williamsburg offers modern Peruvian cuisine with bold flavors and creative presentations. From ceviche to anticuchos (skewers), Llama Inn showcases the diversity of Peruvian cuisine.
You want a cozy French Brunch Spot? Buvette is a bistro located in the West Village, Buvette offers a menu of classic French dishes, including croissants, tartines, and coq au vin, served in a charming atmosphere. Just get there early if you don't want to wait in line.
Are you in the mood for noodles in peanut sauce and wonton soup? Head to Shu Jiao Fu Zhou. Dave and I went there on our third date. This spot specializes in Fuzhou cuisine, a lesser-known regional Chinese cuisine. Located on Grand Street, it's popular for its hand-pulled noodles, dumplings, and other authentic Fuzhou dishes. Just make sure to bring cash, you won't regret it!