"Probably no human activity is more hunger-provoking than shopping, and that makes Black Friday the hungriest day of the year. Accordingly, Eater NY will help out with gustatory needs for that delightful or horrific day - depending on your perspective - by recommending restaurants in seven of the city's busiest shopping areas: Herald Square, Soho, Williamsburg's Bedford Avenue, 125th Street in Harlem, Steinway Street in Astoria, 86th Street in Bay Ridge, and Bleecker Street in the West Village."
"Herald Square This square is the mother of all shopping zones, anchored by Macy's, ringed with other big-box stores, including Old Navy, Target, H&M, Urban Outfitters, and many, many more."
"Though it was once a center of artists' lofts and galleries, Soho is now mainly a shopping district with popular multilevel stores on Broadway and fabulously expensive designer boutiques nearly everywhere else. For a plate of pasta far removed from the hubbub Just across Houston Street, Pepe Rosso has been serving inexpensive plates of pasta and glasses of wine sin"
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