Cafe Reggio, MacDougal St., Cappucino machine in Cafe Reggio built in 1902, Louisa May Alcott home, John and Nikki at Bamboleo for dinner




Accomplice NY: The Village...I surprised John on Saturday with a murder mystery/scenic tour of The Village called Accomplice NY(www.accompliceny.com). I had heard about it twice on Regis and Kelly. We had a babysitter all day and it was a cloudless 72 degree day. It couldn't have been a better day to be out and about in Manhattan. Plus, it was Cinco de Mayo so the city was in a very festive mood anyway. John and I were teamed up with two other couples from Indiana. We all had a great time going from site to site looking for new clues. A lot of laughter! After the tour, we did a little window shopping and then a really good mexican dinner at Bamboleo and tea/coffee and cheesecake at one of the oldest coffeehouses in the city which is Cafe Reggio (www.cafereggio.com) . And located across from Cafe Reggio was the home of Louisa May Alcott (writer of book Little Women). It is now an apartment building and not in great shape but the ironwork by the front door is still beautiful.