worse than you think. People will line up 15 minutes to order a Starbucks coffee and a further 15 minutes for it to be made. Our regular coffee stop was only 5 minutes walk from our hotel, provided good brews, albeit slightly too hot for our melbournian standards. Saturdays Surf NYC & Joe The Art of Coffee: Saturdays Surf NYC is well publicised on blogs and tumblr sites and I suppose the design is appealing? The coffee was okay and service was bad. On the other hand, the people at Joe The Art of Coffee were friendly and made a great macchiato, still too hot though. They sure love their coffee hot! Whole Foods: I fell in love with Whole Foods, especially for their large variety of ready-to-eat cup up fruit tubs. Momofuku Ssm Bar: We went here to try the famed Momofuku pork belly buns which unfortunately came up short for me. Ms L's bun was stuffed with slices of lucious pork belly whereas, sadly, mine was filled with slices of fat. Still, it's still worth a visit to at least one of the Momofuku spots. La Esquina: One of our favourite dining experiences in NYC. We booked a month in advance after exasperating calls at 2am (10am their time) in an attempt to try and get through the constantly busy tones. Good mexican food. We also stopped by late at night for take away tacos, which in our inebriated state, were absolutely-f---ing-deeeeeelicious. Jane: Extremely busy on weekends for