• When I started my current job a few months ago, I was excited to see what the Financial District had to offer for lunch. I’ve since learned that this neighborhood has little of worth in this category, but one place does stand out – Sam’s Falafel in Lincoln Plaza. When I first saw it, the large line that protruded from this tiny cart overwhelmed me. I was also surprised by the large amount of Wall Street types excitedly waiting for Sam’s $3 falafel sandwich. Either these men in suits were trying to save money in preparation for the now imminent recession, or the falafel is just that good. Either way, dozens of Wall Street types can’t be wrong, so I tried one of Sam’s $3 falafel sandwiches. It was dense, messy, and delicious – by far the best thing I’ve had in the neighborhood. Well worth leaving the NASDAQ floor, or your data entry job, for.
• The following is an illustration of my friend, Josh, and me during Senior year – most likely right before leaving for Kingston’s Wendy’s. The craving in our eyes is beautifully depicted by Justin Maung. If you have any Fein Dining-inspired art, write me a message and I’ll gladly check it out.
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• The New York Times has written about Sunset Park’s Chinatown and 5th Avenue again. That still doesn’t make up for them endorsing Clinton.
