Hussl Diaries: NYC & The Hamptons

We went to New York City & The Hamptons, come with us! This was our Itinerary.

COOKIES IN CENTRAL PARK

As soon as we arrived we went to Crumbl on the upper east side and ate them in central park! Crumbl actually need to hurry and come to Australia we are obsessed!

BROADWAY

A broadway show is a must in NYC! We saw Hell’s Kitchen which was based on Alicia Keys life story - the talent was INSANE. We had dinner at Trattoria Dell'Arte which had really nice italian food.

SHOPPING IN SOHO

The next day we went shopping in Soho. In love with Soho. Found our favourite lunch spot: Apollo bagels. I would definitely recommend the tomato and cream cheese one! It was so good. Stopped by Magnolia bakery to see if the bannana pudding was really worth the hype and it was!

TOURISTY THINGS

Visited Top of the rock for the stunning view of the city and also went the 9/11 museum which was very special. We also Walked through where Blair and Chuck from gossip girl got married and also took a photo of the Waverley Place sign at the subway station for any Wizards of Waverley place fans out there!

COCKTAILS & ROOFTOPS

We found the best hidden gem: Darling Rooftop for dinner and drinks it overlooked all of central park. This was followed by the best icecream at Anita Gelato.

EAST HAMPTON

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We stayed at Journey East Hampton which was a cute guest house in the heart of East Hampton. The weather was perfect during our stay here.

DINNER AT MOBYS

Moby’s was only a 5 min walk from our room and it provided those summer vibes. The food was also amazing we ended up eating there 2 nights in a row. It was full of family's and lots of kids running around playing.

LIVE MUSIC AT MAIN BEACH

Main beach on Tuesday nights during summer is packed with all the locals and live music. It was a great atmosphere. I tried my first Poppi drink too!

SHOPPING PRETTY STREETS

For a town that is not a main city, East Hampton sure provided a great range of stores! From high end designer to cute little gift shops there was lots to look at.