LOVE WITTY

GREENE STREET between Spring and Broome.

READ:

Wake up America.

It's time to go to bed...



LOooOOOooOve the wit.



Biz Info:
Hastens Beds
www.hastens.com
80 Greene Street
New York, NY 10012
(212) 219-8022

VALENTINE

GREENE STREET between Spring and Broome.

My favorite store had an amazing window display for Valentine's Day.

BTW, how was your Valentine's Day?



Biz Info:
Jack Spade
56 Greene St
New York, NY 10012-4301
(212) 625-1820
www.jackspade.com

ALICE IN WONDERLAND

WEST BROADWAY and Grand.


Can't wait for "ALICE IN WONDERLAND" to come out.
Set to be released on March 5, 2010.

CUTEST PIZZA PLACE

WEST BROADWAY between White and Flanklin.

Cutest pizza place in town!! You feel less guilty eating pizza here.

AN AVERAGE PIZZA PLACE BUT...

MERCER STREET between Waverly and 8th.


It's just an average pizza place, but I was in love with this photogenic combination of the brick wall and the sidewalk.
Any brick walls always amaze me.



Biz Info:
Pizza Mercato
(212) 420-8432
11 Waverly Pl
New York, NY 10003

LINDA MASON

GRAND STREET between Thompson and Avenue of the Americas.

A famous make-up artist, Linda Mason's retail location has this eternal coolness of the 80's.
The bold and rythmical splash of the neon colors signifies the graceful chaos of era she was first recognized as the defining make-up artist.

Biz Info:
LINDA MASON
26 Grand Street Gr Fl.
New York, NY 10013
Phone: 212 625-0490

VERY LUCKY STRIKE

GRAND STREET between West Broadway and Wooster.

If you are shopping in Soho and looking for a place to sit down for a bit to have something to eat and drink, I highly recommend Lucky Strike.
First and for most, I love the inside decor. Its style of classic French bistoro (my favorite!) really sets its coolness.
And of course, the food is delicious. My favorite is French onion soup and egg benedict (yummmy!).

Unlike any other restaurants in this area, this place is more low-key and less chaotic. Although Soho is over commercialized, this place still manage to maintain neigborhood atmosphere. I think it is all due to its location. Grand Street is somehow blind spot for tourists and New Yorkers alike. I think it is one of these streets you sometime encounter in New York, which you never visit unless you have a specific reason.



Lucky Strike
59 Grand St
New York, NY 10013
(212) 941-0479
www.luckystrikeny.com