My two favorite pizzas here are the brussels sprout and pancetta pie and the cherrystone clam pizza. But you really can't go wrong with whatever calls to you on the menu. Read more.
Owner Paul Giannone has a gift for great topping combos. My favorites are the Anise & Anephew and the Hellboy (hot soppressata & spicy honey). For brunch, the Monte Cristo is absolutely craveworthy. Read more.
Almost all the pizza here is great, but the grandma slice and grandma slice with pickled vegetable are KILLER. Also? BEST MEATBALL SUB in the city. Read more.
You're probably already here, so my tip to GO BEFORE OPENING is probably wasted on you. So I'll just say, GET A WHOLE PIE. Round or square. Both great. It's not worth the wait for only a slice or two. Read more.
First-class pizza in all respects, but there are a couple of unique items here. Try the montanara, a pizza whose crust is first FRIED(!) then baked. The carbonara is an interesting brunch option. Read more.
Only one of two coal-oven places in NYC that sells by the slice (the other is Sac's in Astoria) -- over in the small take-out shop near the corner. I prefer the whole plain pie with regular mozzarella
This East Village gathering point is one of the City of New York's early wi-fi adopters in partnership with AT&T. Read more.
A recommended spot for counter service/quick service dining when you’re heading in or out of town. - Kristen Heptinstall
The largest mall in the Philippines and world's third in terms of leasable area. At 482,878-sq.m., opened on November 25, 1985. Constructed in 1983, once called "The SM Supermarket North Edsa."
Built on a 1.5-hectare lot in Quezon City, the Memorial Center, which includes a Wall of Remembrance in black granite partition, commemorate the martyrs and heroes from 1965 to 1986.
The Sunken Garden is a 5-hectare basin-shape low-level formation and has a deepest point of 65 meters above seal level located on the eastern side of the University of the Philippines Diliman campus.
Centris Walk is a 12-hectare complex with a gross floor area of 14,000 square meters. Main attraction is the “Constellations” a mushroom-like pods that light up and changes colors every 10 seconds.
On August 19, 1979, the remains of former President Manuel Quezon were reinterred at the memorial and by a virtue of presidential decree, it was declared a National Shrine.
Did you know: The auditorium is named after Gen. Carlos P. Romulo, the first Filipino to become president of the United Nations General Assembly from 1949 to 1950.
Opened on March 16, 1960, Araneta Coliseum is one of the largest clear span domes in the world and indoor facility in Asia with 108 meters dome span. It occupies a total land area of 40,000 sq.m.
Treat naman ng boss dito... the best din yung spinach soup... hhmmm sarap!
