Right on the heels of my trip to Miami, Brian and I were lucky enough to find a free weekend to jet off to New York and enjoy each other's company. I absolutely love NYC, and the location especially holds a special place in our relationship - it was our first trip together as a couple, and I'll never forget how exciting seeing New York City for the first time together was.
Years later, and countless trips to the Big Apple under our belts, the itinerary is very different. Gone are the days of frantically running around the city from attraction to attraction just to say that we've done it. The recent pace is much more relaxed, and as such this post will serve as more of a travel diary then a travel guide. Add a record-breaking heatwave into the mix, and we barely ventured outside of lower Manhattan - it was
hot. All things considered, it was a great trip and we took it at a snail's pace -nice and relaxing.
Here are a few of the highlights from the trip. It's a different type of post - very casual, much like the mood of the weekend. Check out
my last New York City recap post for more of an itinerary - to be honest, we did almost everything exactly the same this time around! Creatures of habit for sure.
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| Pietro Nolita is always one of my first stops. Great restaurant and so much PINK! |
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| The Sézane store is Soho was everything that I wanted it to be, and then some. |
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| This is a corner is Sézane that spoke to my little pink heart. |
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| Even though I was technically on vacation, the pink hunting never stops. This was spotted at Ladurée Soho |
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| The only way to beat the heat at Ladurée |
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| It was so hot - smiling through the sweat. |
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| Mansur Gavriel in Soho |
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| Brunch at The Butcher's Daughter in Soho. |
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I happily hopped onto the garbage cans at this floral facade at Yumi Kim.
That should tell you everything you need to know about me. |
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Give me all of the bubble tea from Boba Guys - a huge win, especially since they have non-dairy alternatives
(for those of us who love bubble tea, you know how hard this is to find!) |
What do you guys think? Do you love New York City as much as I do? What are your favourite things to do in The Big Apple? Let me know!
xo Joëlle
NYC might be my favourite city! I spent a lot of time there last summer and can't wait to go back, I need to visit Sézane!
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