Little food diary from the last few weeks...

Brekkie at Cafe Select.

Granola/ yoghurt and berries &

Scrambled eggs and bacon.

Blue Ribbon to go,

naughty heaven!

Fried chicken/ Mashed potatoes/ Collard greens

Breakfast's 

   Chobani yoghurt w/ blue berries, hemp seeds, chia seeds, walnuts and agave.

Toasted whole wheat everything bagel/ a little bit of cream cheese and sliced heirloom tomatoes,

salt & pepper.

Vesuvio Bakery lunchbox. 

Kale salad and roasted sweet potatoes.

Dudley's

 The one and only...

Chicken Schnitzel Salad.

www.dudleysnyc.com

 85 Orchard St, Les, NYC.

The Mondrian Soho.

   

Baltimore/ on the harbour. 

Best Oysters I have ever had, Baltimore is so chilled..so nice to get out of New York for a few days! 

Thames Street Oyster House. 

Korean food / Williamsburg on Grand

Let's have dinner at this table!!

Japanese for life, I miss Tokyo.

It's 11am on a Saturday morning, and I could demolish some Japanese right now. I think I might have to head to Sunrise Mart which is around the corner from my little place in Soho, for some delicious sushi or something along those lines. Maybe a spicy salmon salad, or some vegetable tempura udon noodles... These pictures were taken in Williamsburg, at a good spot called Miyako. 

At Local - Weekend time and the breakfast sandwich special..

Farmers market breakfast sandwich - 7 Grain, Egg, Bacon, Avocado and Asiago cheese.

$3.50 Happy Hour makes you pretty happy at Jin LES.

Dudley's actually rocks my world. On a rainy day in Les.

Dinner at Miss Lily's

Dudley's Chicken Schnitzel Salad.

Welcome Happy Bones NYC! 7 Bond St with Gabby and Pat!

breakfast @ Dudley's

Quinoa Falafel's with corn, sour cream and smoky bbq sauce.

                                                         

    @ The Smorgasboard Brooklyn

Mesa Coyoacan.

Best Mexican in Brooklyn... Strawberry Margarita, Grilled Cactus, Steak Quesadilla's, Chicken Mole and Chicken Enchilada's. I can't speak Spanish and have to stick to the English words while describing the above... but seriously so much to choose from and such a nice little spot in the back streets of Brooklyn. 

Making pies,

 

Photographed by Adam Custins