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First time to New York! • Page 6
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Dirtbox 92,595 posts
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Tonka 31,979 posts
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Registered 18 years ago@TheJackKetch Through the wonders of Google I managed to find it (it was near Greenwich Village and I recognized it from street view)
Called Meskerem Ethiopian Cuisine on 124 Macdougal St.
If you like Indian food and pancakes you should definitely try Ethiopian. We had two dinner combos (one meat one vegetarian) and I really enjoyed it all.
I also see on Google Maps that there are some higher rated Ethiopians around. I really enjoyed the neighborhood where this one was at though. -
Tonka 31,979 posts
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Registered 18 years agoDirtbox wrote:
I found it to be both varied and tasty.
I don't wish to be rude, but isn't Ethiopian food a touch.. Sparse? -
Tonka 31,979 posts
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Registered 18 years agoCosmicFuzz wrote:
Or join the mad queue for one of the pizzerias that battle for the title "Best Pizza in NYC".
Then eat it whilst walking along the Brooklyn Bridge going back into Manhattan.
Or even better, take on look at that and realise it won't be close to what they do at L' Antica Pizzeria da Michele in Napoli anyways and go a bit further down towards the river and have a pizza at Ignazzios where you don't have to wait in line like a pauper and they do great pizzas and salads. -
TheJackKetch 171 posts
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Registered 14 years ago@Tonka Great thanks for hunting it down, I love Indian food and pancakes so win win .gif)
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Dirtbox 92,595 posts
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Tonka wrote:
Finally tried da Michele's this year after having American colleagues tell me NYC does the best pizzas in the world, and realised they are all full of shit.
CosmicFuzz wrote:
Or join the mad queue for one of the pizzerias that battle for the title "Best Pizza in NYC".
Then eat it whilst walking along the Brooklyn Bridge going back into Manhattan.
Or even better, take on look at that and realise it won't be close to what they do at L' Antica Pizzeria da Michele in Napoli anyways and go a bit further down towards the river and have a pizza at Ignazzios where you don't have to wait in line like a pauper and they do great pizzas and salads.
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