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Anna Chlumsky's NYC Faves
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Fort Greene gal Anna Chlumsky, who is starring in the off-Broadway show “Love, Loss and What I Wore,” shared with us some of her NYC Faves.
Brooklyn Public House (247 DeKalb Ave., Fort Greene, 347-227-8976): “Awesome pub on DeKalb with a surprisingly delicious Bloody Mary brunch.”
Decibel (240 E. Ninth St., 212-979-2733): “Make believe you’re in Tokyo, chow down on shrimp chips and drink yourself into a sake-infused stupor.”
Le Grainne Cafe (183 Ninth Ave., 646-486-3000): “Lovely place to just while away the hours. If you find yourself without good conversation, there are literary journals on the walls.”
Lucien (14 First Ave., 212-260-6481): “I feel like myself when I sit down here. Close quarters, spot-on food and generous drink.”One Girl Cookies (68 Dean St., Cobble Hill, 212-675-4996): “The daintiest, most crave-able little treats. You can taste the love.”
Rehoboth Spa Lounge (55 W. 14th St., 212-462-4957): “My favorite place for an impromptu chair massage. These guys just melt the tension away.” Sapporo (152 W. 49th St., 212-869-8972): “The closest thing to a Japanese truck-stop ramen house I have found in New York. Cheap, steamy and
satisfying. The real deal.”Shobha (various Manhattan locations) “They’ve been
taming my Slavic brow for years. They’ve become like family and always have a kicking soundtrack. Yay for thread.Spicy & Tasty (39-07 Prince St., Flushing, 718-359-1601): “I swear the Sichuan peppercorn has addictive properties, and this is the best place, hands down, to get your fix.”
Sweet Melissa (various Brooklyn locations): “Our wedding cupcakes were made here. Our friends and family still talk about those cakes. Charming, special and quality in everything they do.”(Photo: Getty)















