New York

Grand Bazaar NYC, originally launched in 1979 as a yard sale by parents to fundraise for their children's schools, is now the oldest and largest weekly market in New York City. Renamed in 2016, it supports local artists, designers, and food vendors, while donating all profits to four public schools, benefiting over 2,000 children. Open year-round, it spans 43,000 square feet and hosts over 200 vendors during peak season.

Grand Bazaar NYC

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Black Press Coffee is a specialty coffee shop focused on exceptional brews and outstanding service. The shop sources high-quality coffee in partnership with Parlor Coffee in Brooklyn, ensuring a curated selection from passionate farmers.

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The baristas are great at what they do and always set the vibe with their amazing music tastes. It’s a lively coffee shop that gets your day started the right way. You can’t go wrong with any of the pastries they offer that come from their favorite bake shops in NYC, but make sure to get there early before they sell out for the day. They also carry great retail products consisting of merch, cute pins, and everything you may need to get your at home coffee bar started. Their UES location is slightly bigger but both have limited seating inside and outside so keep in mind if you’re meeting a friend for coffee, they might not have space. If you’re a coffee connoisseur, Black Press should be on your list. From pastries to coffee to gifts, you won’t be disappointed leaving... unless they sell out of their delicious pastries!

Get ready to fall in love with this spot- it’ll have you begging to be a regular in no time! Dive into a delightful selection of wines and beers on tap, savor house-made pasta, and enjoy a menu that changes with the seasons, all crafted from the fres

TESSA

Tessa is located on the Upper West Side and is the perfect spot for good, affordable happy hour drinks. From Tuesday to Friday, their happy hour is 11 am-6 pm, and on Mondays, only from 4 pm-6 pm. Cocktails are $10 and have a wide selection of drinks. If you’re not a cocktail person, they also offer ten different draft beers for $4 and select wines for $8. For larger parties, you can get a 60oz pitcher for $60 with a choice of bloody mary, mimosa, or sangria. I tried the bergamot, spicy lychee-tini, and pomegranate mezcalita. They were some of the best cocktails I’ve tried in the city. They weren’t overly strong but still flavorful and unique. Their food is pricier for happy hour, though the house dips were delicious. They were very refreshing, healthy, and a great snacking option. They don’t have a lot of outside seating, but the inside is quite big. The bartender, Gina, is very helpful with her recommendations on the menu and makes some delicious drinks. It’s one of the best happy hours in the city; you definitely can’t pass this one up!&nbsp;

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