Food:
10-
Hershey’s
Chocolate World and M&M World:
Chocolate heaven on earth !!!!! Not
just chocolate, all kinds of derived products as well. You can find anything
that might ever come to your mind (bathrobes, clothes, shots, games, etc.).
Dispensers filled with all flavors and kinds of M&M candy for you to try.
Expensive but delicious :D
1593
Broadway, New York, NY 10019
1600
Broadway, New York, NY 10019
11-
Sprinkles
Cupcake Shop and ATM:
One of the best cupcakes I have ever
tasted in my whole lifeeee! I tried the dark chocolate one with sprinkles on
top (of course). They have sundaes and delicious ice cream on the menu too.
Hopefully I will get to try them another time.
between 60th & 61st streets
near bloomingdale's
near bloomingdale's
The best Candy store in NYC. Big
size lollipops decorate the place, candies even decorate the stairs and the
“wait-in-line” stands. From chocolate to candies to jellybeans and lollipops,
this place has everything that can cross your mind.
1011
3rd Avenue, New York, NY 10065
13-
The
Burger Bistrot:
Only serves burgers (obviously :P).
small place with delicious food. You get to make your own burger by choosing
the bread, the meat, the toppings, and the sides.
7217
3rd Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11209
14-
Arirang Hibachi Steakhouse and Sushi Bar:
They have a nice
Japanese show. You sit on a bar, they bring you a soup, then a salad and then
the chef comes and makes some stir-fry vegetables for you, rice, your choice of
fish, meat or chicken and then they offer you desert: ice cream cake and/or ice
cream.
8812-14
4th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11209-5606
15-
Red Robin Gourmet Burgers:
The Onion Ring tower they have is
EPIC. I’ve never seen anything like it. The Freckled Strawberry Lemonade was
also a very nice treat. Loved the cup in which it was served.
2655
Richmond Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10314
16-
Peppino’s:
Authentic Pizzeria. One of the oldest
ones in Brooklyn. Tried the Quattro Stagioni Pizza and the Garlic and Cheese one. The Bruschetta is also really
good.
469
5th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11215
Shopping:
17-
Malls
(Jersey Gardens Outlet; Staten Island Mall; Kings Plaza Shopping Center)
Malls are literally huge in the
U.S.. We went to the Jersey Gardens Outlet first of all. It’s an outlet of many
famous brands (Tommy Hilfiger, Forever 21, American Eagle Outfitters, Disney
Store, Macy’, Saks Fifth Avenue, etc.) We just spent an afternoon there which
is totally not enough :p People go there to spend the whole day (even one day
isn’t enough to tour this huge mall) and they take their travel baggage with
them to put everything they buy. Maybe that can give you an idea about the
diverse products that you can get from there. The Kings Plaza Shopping Center
wasn’t bad either.
Staten Island Mall was definitely
one of my favorites. I found the Kiko Milano store there (which is one store I
really like). My jewelry love was also satisfied by the “Charming Charlie”
store (which is similar to the “I am” store we have here at Le Mall Dbayeh but
10 times bigger of course) and the “Francesca’s” Store that offers a unique
collection of clothes, jewelry and accessories.
Jersey Gardens Outlet:
651
Kapkowski Road, Elizabeth, NJ 07201
Kings Plaza:
5100 Kings
Plaza, Brooklyn, NY 11234
Staten Island Mall:
2655
Richmond Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10314
18-
Century
21, Macy’s, Lord and Taylor, TJ Max, Marshalls, etc.
At these stores, you can find many
brand names at affordable prices. The good thing about them is that there are
many of them and that they regularly bring new merchandise.
TJ Max: www.tjmaxx.tjx.com
Marshalls: http://www.marshallsonline.com/
19-
Wholesale
supermarkets (Costco and BJs)
American grandeur at its best.
Nothing is sold in units. It’s either the whole pack or nothing: 10
toothbrushes, 1Kg of M&Ms, 3 deodorants, 5 EOS lip balm, etc.
The only disadvantage is that you
cannot access these stores unless you have a member’s card. Plus, everything
comes in big quantities and its mostly food (Nothing you can actually bring
back to Lebanon unless you feel like shipping a whole container :P).
20-
Prince
Street:
Shopping Street in Soho,
Manhattan. You can find big brand names all next to each other:
Converse, Banana Republic, Topshop, etc.
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