"Start downtown, where the couple essentially built their unofficial dining circuit. The Odeon, the red-banquette brasserie that has anchored West Broadway since 1980, was a go-to for date nights and dramatic reunions alike. It's easy to picture them sliding into a corner booth, ordering burgers or something French-leaning and lingering over drinks. Even today, it remains one of the easiest ways to channel that particular downtown cool."
"Just a few blocks away is Bubby's, the cozy Tribeca staple where Kennedy and Bessette were frequently photographed grabbing breakfast. Regulars say blueberry pancakes and matzo ball soup were among their orders, which feels refreshingly unfussy compared to the era's velvet-rope nightlife. If you're recreating the vibe, go early, claim a window seat and enjoy the comfort-food energy. Panna II Garden Indian Restaurant"
Downtown Manhattan offers a dining trail that recreates John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette Kennedy's favored haunts, anchored by Tribeca spots. The Odeon provides red-banquette brasserie ambience for lingering drinks and burgers with classic downtown cool. Bubby's supplies unfussy comfort breakfasts like blueberry pancakes and matzo ball soup, best enjoyed at a window seat early. Panna II Garden in the East Village features string lights and maximalist decor and has drawn visitors requesting a specific booth. Legendary uptown Italian tables such as Rao's complete the pilgrimage for old-school New York dining.
Read at Time Out New York
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