Eat Street, NYC

I don't have much to say about Sadelle's, except that I think it's pretty. I like the combination of light green and purple plants over the blue deck. It's a clean look.

A tiny bit of Spain in Soho. The Spring Street #OpenStreets makes it feel just a tiny bit more European.  

The #OpenStreets on Spring Street means that St. Tropez (black walls) has enlarged their deck to take up a chunk of the car land. People are making good use of the space, besides just eating: walking, biking, stroller parking.  

Brown velour seats + live jazz music on a blocked off street. More places should be bringing outdoor music to their piece of sidewalk. 

This restaurant is very fortunate with their expanded corner location, which gives them even more space than most corner spots. Their greenery is particularly lush and inviting.  

  I'm not even really sure what's going on with this restaurant. I guess the building is actually across the street (I didn't actually see it), but on Google Street View you can see that this is usually a parking lot , that happens to be right at the entrance to the Holland Tunnel. The juxtaposition of the white table cloths with some janky asphalt and (the back of) a giant billboard is a bit much.