New York Day 2

This story starts from day 2 because we didn't do much on day 1 apart from queueing to be chit-chatted to and finger printed by incompetent, half-witted officers at the JFK airport. Honestly. It took about two hours to get out of the airport.

Day 2 started on a good note, though. Just a short walk from our hotel on Broome Street near Little Italy, soon after the beautifully graffiti-decorated furniture shop -



...lovely breakfast at Cafe Habana.



BTW, there will be loads of fisheye photos. I chipped my Sigma 10-20mm lens some time ago; sent it to Sigma for them to replace the front element, and it didn't come back in time for our trip, so I used the fisheye a lot instead. (Miles lent his wide angle Sigma every now and then, though.)

After a short subway ride...



...resurfaced at Macy's.






After 10 long minutes of shopping at Macy's, Miles spotted a Wig Salon on the 5th floor. The next 30 minutes flew by!
























Back on street level...



...and higher up.









A closer-up.



Towards the other direction.



The Empire State from the bottom up.






Times Square, looking quite surreal through the fisheye lens.






I think we managed to find the most expensive bar in Manhattan (well, not quite - but still).



Subway back to downtown.



...to meet Marc in an Irish Pub.



Had a good time chatting with Marc, after which he escorted us to his recommended pizza restaurant, Lombardi. Miles has some photos from there, but I don't. Pizza was delicious. :-)