New York – Page 2 – THE ROLLING STORM

Pastrami from Loeser’s Kosher Deli

Loeser's has been running strong for over fifty years and has kept all of its old school charm.

Wish I had a place like this in my hood to knock 'em back but I'm stoked knowing it exists somewhere in NYC.

Within a block of each other off of the 238th Street subway station are two of the Bronx's best bars.

The flight path of my plane home from Miami took me straight up Manhattan from the Financial District all the way up to Harlem at sunset.

New York, New York

Okonomi helps to break the monotony of an egg sandwich every morning with their ichiju sansai set.

Standing in front of Stonewall almost a year later to the day. Sad, sad news ...

Get to David Zwirner to watch this robot get dragged around by a couple of heavy chained motors.

Some of the great paint from a walk through the Bronx.

The Bronx Walk of Fame is the contemporary, locals-only equivalent to the Hall of Fame for Great Americans at Bronx Community College.

The Hall of Fame for Great Americans is a neoclassical colonnade dedicated to Americans who made great contributions in their lifetime.

The Gould Memorial Library is the jewel of the Bronx Community College Campus.

Cơm Tấm Ninh Kiều sits right off the 4 line in the Bronx. It serves up Vietnamese fare including the popular American menu item pho.

I took these on the night of my TENTH anniversary in this crazy universe called New York City.

Had a craving for wontons so I went on a mission to find a bowl that might fill the void Hong Kong left.