October 26, 2009
Falafel in NYC
New York City is an extraordinary place. The five boroughs that make up the city proper have their own personality and rhythm, but somehow have an energy that is unmistakably New York. There is always something to do here, even if you come without any plans at all. There is an extraordinarily exciting pace here, and having your own means of transportation can make a complicated itinerary much easier to follow. If you need to be several places at once, it makes sense to use our services at New York City car hire, to take the hassle out of the scheduling, and have some assurance that you can get to where you need to be. Knowledge of some basic principles of driving in the city is extremely helpful, and recommended. It can be one of the hardest places to get around, but if you understand the rules, it’s an adventure.
Transportation in New York City is always part of the adventure anyway, and a car makes some things possible. If you have appointments outside of the city, it’s a fantastic method of getting around, and is more reliable than other means. And after your business needs are taken care of, you can see some of the fantastic things that the city offers. There’s an amazing variety of things to do here, and, as they say, In one day, everything happens in New York City, twice. There’s so much, in fact, that it’s interesting to take your own tour of New York, with one goal in mind, but a willingness to go along with whatever happens on the way. One fantastic way to see the city is to look for the best falafel.
This is a contentious issue among New Yorkers. Greenwich Village had the reputation for an awfully long time, and Mamoun’s was the undisputed leader of them all. But this chickpea sensation is rather easy to make, and every family has their own unique variations, so it’s worth trying as many as you can. It’s delicious, and looking will give you a great idea about the varieties available, and the variety of New York in general. Union Square seems to be one of the new epicenters of falafel adventures, hosting a feast, pun intended, of restaurants and corner shops offering their own version. With anything in New York, however, the center cannot hold, and there’s always something new right around the corner.
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