Flatiron is a quintessential New York neighborhood. It varies block to block with remnants of historic trade centers like the flower and garment districts, perfectly sandwiched between Madison Square Park and the Empire State Building. With manufacturing having mostly left NYC, Flatiron is now a growing refuge for creative and tech companies that are quickly taking up shop in 100-year-old loft buildings.
So good you’ll forget it’s vegetarian.
Some times smaller is better.
Pinball, improv, liquor, what could go wrong?
A nice sexy cafe/lounge just next to the Museum of Sex.
Don't skip leg day!
Filling the streets of NYC with campfire smell goodness.
All the colors of the city.
Just shut up and eat noodles.
The no-frills, no intimidation, small local bike shop.
Good things come to those who wait (in a long line).
おいしさと温かさで、ほっと一息。リラックス・ヘルシーなひととき, solid coffee and bite-sized rice balls.
Food... Food everywhere!
Classic coffee snobbery.
Cheesy speakeasy.
The Hanamizuki Cafe considers itself a “minimalist-chic cafe specializing in rice balls with eclectic fillings, plus miso soup.” We know it as that Japanese spot next door that seems to be a hair-removal/spa (in the back) and also somehow offers very solid coffee that you can grab in under 60 seconds if in a hurry. They have the best quick snack in the neighborhood, an assortment of bite-sized meat/veggie rice balls pre-made to go.
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