Adrian Tudor

Always that place where anyone can find something - be it unique, beautiful, that something you couldn't find anywhere else.
Some stuff really hits the spot of 'I never knew I needed that but I must have it now' and sometimes it's just a nice place to visit and browse.

A serendipitous find on Madison avenue walking out of the Met - this was just what was needed to recover from the shortage of Picasso paintings currently in display there.
Having visited the Picasso museum in Paris just the week before it was the best find possible to satisfy the craving for this master's oeuvre.
The visit is free of charge.
The left most elevator will take you directly to the gallery. Make sure to get the outline papers at the entrance - there are no notes by the paintings.
This makes for quite a frustrating visit - there are no guides, just severe looking guards making sure you're not taking any photos.
Still, this is a free opportunity to see some of Picasso's best works of art and in an unique context - would not miss it.

Excellent dishes, including the crab special. Outdoor seating recommended. Should we have not been forgotten by the waiter at the end it would have been a 5 star. Curiously enough coffee (or coffee resembling drink) is available as well as cold milk on the side but no cappuccinos.