You know it's spring when Herald and Greeley Squares start getting these:
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| All flower photos by Sarah Xu. |
And Desigual starts selling these:
Desigual 358 Fifth Avenue at 34th Street
You know it's spring when Herald and Greeley Squares start getting these:
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| All flower photos by Sarah Xu. |
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Oh, joy. This is a very good sign. This means soon, very soon, Herald and Greeley Squares will each have an operating 'wichcraft kiosk. At which time you can partake of their delicious sandwiches, like grilled gruyère & caramelized onions on rye bread, or slow-roasted pork, red cabbage, jalapenos & mustard on ciabatta roll. Then finish with a peanut butter cookie. Trust me, there are kiosks in Bryant Park so I am familiar with many 'wichcraft lunch offerings. And the peanut butter cookie, called a "cream’wich," is ridiculous good. The coffee isn't bad either. The kiosks will be open for breakfast, lunch and, as rumor has it, maybe even dinner.
'wichcraft kiosks, Herald & Greeley Squares, Broadway & 6th Avenue @ 34th: opening soon
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Because I just posted these the other day:



Beautiful, right? Thanks to the great photographers at Bryant Park Corporation (for whom I also work). Don't the Gap Artist Edition T-shirts look damn good framed, and amongst the trees? They'll be up in Bryant Park until June 4th. Go check them out and have a sandwich at 'wichcraft while you're there. You can try out the fare that should soon also be available in Herald & Greeley Squares on 34th Street.
Gap, 60 W. 34th @ 6th Avenue
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