B&H Dairy
I love walking through the Lower East Side. There are a million things to see. I wish I had more eyes, noses, ears, and stomachs so I could see, smell, hear and taste all the different things that the LES has to offer. Although it's becoming more gentrified now, there was a time not that long ago when mostly Eastern European immigrants inhabited the Lower East Side, giving rise to the stereotypical tenement houses of New York City at the turn of the century (19th to 20th, mind you). Thankfully living conditions aren't that terrible now, I think. The cool thing is that remnants from that time exist in the form of restaurants and stores: Katz's , Russ & Daughters, Yonah Schimmel's Knishes , Pomme Frites ...wait, sorry that was just a shameless plug for my other post, hehe. Up the block from Pomme Frites is a tiny diner called B&H Dairy. Alex and his dad were craving old-school Jewish diner food, so I tagged along for the adventure. B...