Lombardi’s Pizzeria in Nolita (32 Spring Street) opened in 1905, which makes it NYC’s first and oldest pizzeria. Not only is it over 100 years old, but it’s also still considered one of the best slices in the city. Critics rave that it’s as close to authentic Italian pizza as you can get in the city.
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Image by Jeff Howard via Flickr Guest post by Laura Zanzal, editor of 89th and Broke Like many postgrads, I’ve been trying to take advantage of some of the cultural activities the city has to offer, but often museums and zoos can come at a bit of a price. I will say a few of the m[...]
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Image by jpgarnham via Flickr St. Patrick’s Day is another wonderful excuse to relive your college years by drinking the day away. There are approximately 50 billion Irish pubs in the city so you can only imagine how the day goes down in NYC. So pull out your shamrocks and get out your [...]
