New York

Want a slice of hot pizza for a dollar? Try Broadway Bakery in Brooklyn. It's reminiscent of Papa Gino's, but the sauce is not as spicy.

Bagels from Bergen Bagels are great. I had the pumpernickel with jalapeno cream cheese. These bagels are solid, and heavy.

Brunch at Sotto Voce left a little to be desired. Here's what was good: unlimited mimosas, coffee, bread, and pound cake, the spinach/egg/hollandaise portion of the eggs florentine, and the frittata. Here's was was less than good: the rock hard english muffins that the eggs florentine were on, the fruit salad that had only bananas, tasteless honeydew, something that might have been a pear, and green apple. It was very light on the granola and where were the berries, people!? Also, the smoked salmon plate tasted good but there was about 3 times as much salmon as there was bread to eat it with.

Service was great, so that was a blessing.

Late night snacks at Caliente Cab (tip: not many places in the village are open past midnight for dinner). They make the guacamole fresh tableside. It was delicious! We also liked the flautitas. The vegetable quesadillas were boring but they made me feel like I was attempting health.