When you step on NYC you will recognize these places, Girls-Adicto
There was a before and after for Brooklyn after _ Girls _ . Before, five years ago, some lost tourists already came to Williamsburg and walked through Brooklyn Heights or even as far as Coney Island. Later, we managed to understand what it meant to be ' brooklynite ’. A gentile now associated with the millennial generation , to a creative youth, sometimes hipsters, sometimes anti-hipsters, who are looking for jobs that allow them to maintain a relaxed lifestyle , from cafe to cafe, from bar to bar, from party to party.
Since there are no trade routes yet to search for all the places they tread Hannah, Marnie, Shoshanna and Jessa , as they exist sex in new york either The Sopranos . For you, fan, we have elaborated this list of places they have passed through in the four seasons already released . You will be surprised to know that they spend more time in manhattan than it seems , although its base and heart is in Brooklyn .
millennial life
HANNAH'S HOUSE : 102 India Street in Greenpoint . It is the exterior of the apartment of the protagonist of Girls , which she has shared with Marnie (Allison Williams), with Adam (Adam Driver) and now with Elijah (Andrew Rannells). Still not as many photos are taken on its stairs as in Carrie's sex in new york , but you won't be the only one around. The American media say that the interior and dimensions of the apartment are quite realistic. Perhaps yes, although it would not be cheap.
Like at (Hannah's) home anywhere
RAY'S COFFEE NUMBER 1: grumpy cafe _(193 Meserole Avenue, Greenpoint) _. Here Hannah worked with Ray (Alex Karpovsky) in the first season. Others who have a lot to thank Girls . After the premiere of the series, this coffee shop has become a popular chain with several locations around the city.
**RAY'S CAFE NUMBER 2: Speedy Romeo ** _(367 Classon Avenue, Bedford-Stuyvesant) _. Ray has prospered and set up his own cafe, Hannah worked there for a time but soon prospered too. Now Elijah helps him in the place that is actually the Speedy Romeo pizzeria.
grumpy cafe
** ROBERTA'S :** 261 Moore St, East Williamsburg-Buschwick. Speaking of pizzerias, in this already legendary, thanks to the **Clintons, Marnie and Charlie (Christopher Abbott) ** reconciled in the second season. In addition, it is the perfect place to socialize with characters that could go out in Girls.
Roberta's
** SPOONBILL & SUGARTOWN BOOKS ** : Cuqui-cool bookstore in 218 Bedford Avenue (Williamsburg) where Hannah and her temporary boyfriend, Sandy, make it so comfortable between rare books on art and architecture.
**TOM & JERRY'S**: 288 Elizabeth St, Manhattan. A white Russian, please. The bar where Jessa (Jemima Kirke) slips away from her responsibilities. It's near the apartment she shared with Shoshanna (Zosia Mamet). You chose well, it's a very nice bar for a cocktail at any time.
Jessa's wedding at Tom & Jerry's
SAXON + PAROLE : 316 Bowery Street, Manhattan. Perhaps also because of the proximity to her apartment, Shoshanna chose this cool Bowery restaurant for her date with Scott (Jason Ritter), a more adult and elegant place that she usually goes with her friends.
** LUCKY STRIKE ** : 59 Grand Street, Manhattan. Shoshanna and Scott's dates are still here, in this Classic Soho cafe-restaurant , where she goes for her burgers.
Shosh quotes deserve a separate show
** CAFE MOGADOR ** : 133 Wythe Avenue, Williamsburg. The best Moroccan food in New York. payable. The Girls, with Elijah, go to brunch in Brooklyn, but there is also another Mogador friendliest in East Village.
** KASIA'S RESTAURANT: ** 146 Bedford Avenue, Williamsburg. Hannah and her father, Tad (Peter Scolari), they are lost for the pierogi, the polish dumplings . and although greenpoint It is the neighborhood with the most Polish restaurants per square meter (Karczma is a good recommendation), they like Kasia's. A site for deep conversations between father and daughter.
Brunch in Mogador
** JOE'S SHANGHAI :** 9 Pell Street, Manhattan. For dumplings too, but Chinese; and also intense conversations. Here they are marnie and ray , and share servings of dumplings. A Chinatown classic.
GRAMERCY PARK HOTEL : 2 Lexington Avenue, Manhattan. If you can afford a room in this boutique hotel, don't hesitate, you will have access to Gramercy Park , closed to the general public. Ideally, though, you could stay for free as Hannah, when she's invited to write an article about ‘16 things we like about staying at the Gramercy’ and he ends up screwing it up.
Gramercy Park Hotel
** THE JANE HOTEL BALLROOM ** : 113 Jane Street, Manhattan. In this hotel bar West Village the coolest thing in town always moves. His high point was a couple of years ago, but it is still a good place for the first drinks of the night.
The Girls thing with New York hotels is obsession . Hannah also meets her parents at the Warwick to let them know, very put, that she wants to be the voice of her generation, or "a voice of a generation". And at the Carlyle Hotel bar, where every Monday she still plays Woody Allen, she meets them again to listen to Judy Collins.
Hannah opening up at the Warwick
**MATCHLESS BAR**: 557 Manhattan Avenue, Williamsburg. Hannah's parents and friends celebrate her 25 years in this Williamsburg joint. If you say “banana” they no longer give you a free drink like at their party, but it has more than acceptable prices to have a good time.
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