The Trie Café
99 Margaret Corbin Dr, New York
(212) 923-3700
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The setting is lovely. But the food is way too overpriced. Even for a museum. Charged me $5 for 10 gummy bears in a bag. It also is really crowded. With everyone talking its not really a serene place to have a snack.
Must see if you are into medieval art or architecture, unique in America. It takes about 2 hours to see everything. Expect a line outside to get in an approx 20 minutes wait on Saturdays and 15 to 25 minutes to find a parking space. Parking is free. It is $25 for non resident, discount for CT and MA students . Do not miss the gardens.
The Cloisters is a gentle peaceful place of repose and escape from the city just a short subway ride and walk from most of Manhattan. I hadn't been to the Cloisters in practically 2 decades. Much is as I remember, and I especially love the room with the intricate carved ivory and wood pieces. However, I was very disappointed in the upkeep of the various gardens, which I remember as emaculate! Weeds and plants spill over into the pathways are growing between the cobblest
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