Little Park

On Friday, I had a girls' date in Brooklyn and downtown Manhattan. We spent the day in DUMBO and Tribeca, strolling around some parks. While it was sunny and very hot, it was also breezy, making the 90 degree weather seem somewhat pleasant. It was so sunny that I practically turned two shades darker within two hours of walking... haha.

For lunch, we went to Little Park, restaurant owned by Chef Andrew Carmellini, where ingredients are organic and seasonal. I loved the mix of mosaic tiles and wooden furniture with warm hints, giving the restaurant a comfortable feel. We ordered the pre-fix lunch menu since it was Restaurant Week and the food was satisfying. All the flavors tasted fresh. I would go back to eat at Little Park in a heartbeat.

{Heirloom tomatoes}

{My friend's Vidalia onion tart with herbs in the back.} 

{Spiced swordfish sandwich with old bay remoulade.}

{Blueberry cake with corn ice cream.}

We opted for some popsicle drinks after dessert at a rooftop bar nearby.

Before lunch, we went to Brooklyn Bridge Park to check out an interactive "Please Touch the Art" exhibit by Jeppe Hein. It is open to the public through 2016 and the exhibit includes 18 pieces, of fun bright benches, a mirror labyrinth and rooms made out of jetting water.

\\Brami: Free People; Skirt: Urban Outfitters; Sandals: Steve Madden; Sunglasses: Urban Outfitters;

xoxo,

winscribbles