I know it's been a few weeks since Chris and I went to New York but I really wanted to post about our day in SoHo with my friend Ranchel, it was a perfect combination between feeling like we really lived there and doing the touristy shopping.
We started our morning out at the
Grey Dog Cafe, it was a cute casual place that had a great down home feeling. I ordered the french toast and Chris of course tried their fish taco, which we have now voted the second best we have ever had (
PrincessPub in San Diego still wins first)

We then ventured down the street to find the famous Magnolia Bakery and to do a little window shopping,
Ovando, a hip cool floral shop immediately caught my eye. I wish you could see the whole shop better but the lady was giving me the evil eye when I started taking photos.

When we arrived at
Magnolia Bakery we were greeted by a line wrapped around the corner, instead of waiting we took a quick look at the ladies hand making them and then moved on.

Thinking we would save time we hopped in a cab to get to Room and Board, the driver had no idea where he was going, Ranchel almost asked him to pull over so we could get out. Here is a great photo to capture the moment. You know it's bad when a real New Yorker freaks out... look at her face!!!!

We finally safely arrived at
Room and Board and to calm Chris down he immediately grabbed a coffee. I think he stayed in that chair most of the time while Ranchel and I shopped.

One of my favorite things R&B does are these wall collages. I wish I could afford to do this, Chris and Ranchel did the math they said one wall was around $800 just for the frames.

Remember my post on
Sabon, I finally got to go there!!! It was amazing!
We finished up our shopping at
CB2, another store that DC does not have yet. As you can see Chris and I were exhausted, but were very happy we got to spend a great day with Ranchel and the great city of New York.
3 comments:
looks like a fun day of shopping. You could do a wall of framed photos like that with just IKEA frames for like $100.
I can't beleive you posted that horrid pic of me!!!
You have to post Fritz's framed wall paper series to show how he did it on a budget.
I thought i took a pic of all of them on the wall but I only have the close up photo. If you send me a pic of all of them I will post it
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