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One of the best thing (probably the best thing) about NYC is the unlimited options for culture and dining. We had plenty of both.

From food, I have to mention the following:

1. Il Mulino - italian restaurant. One of the best italian restaurants in NYC. Just amazing!

2. 2nd Ave Deli - the biggest sandwitches i have ever seen! Their pastrami sandwich (for 25 USD! :-() was just amazing..

3. Mum & Sis tasted oysters for the first time

And culture?? Just fantastic. I think we covered everything. STOMP!, musical with Katherine Zeta Jones called Little Night Music, Cirque du Solaile (OVO), the Metropolitan Museum and Museum of Modern Art (btw, I saw about 200 paintings and drawings by Piccasso) and, on top, on the last day I went to see musical Chicago.

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