For lunch we decided on E.A.T., a rather famous restaurant on Madison Avenue. I had recently saw a special on them on the Food Network, toting their grilled cheese as the cheesiest in the country! As such, I ordered that while Jonathan went with the grilled ham and cheese. We were extremely impressed, and found it to be one of the best lunches ever. They were served with green salads and a strange dressing... I was expecting Caesar, but it ended up being more mustardy. There were plenty of breads served with the meal (sourdough, nutty, and raisiny), and the service was very good. It was a very good meal, but probably the kind of place you only go to on special occasion or to take tourists for a treat... aka it's pricey.

The plan was to see the Guggenheim Museum next, but when we arrived we found out that nearly half of the museum was closed because of renovations and changing out an exhibit that would begin five days later. We decided to put it off (you couldn't even walk the swirly stairs that day!) until another time.



We walked around a bit and saw a few things randomly before walking into a three-story Toys R Us. It was really cool, with a giant Ferris Wheel that you could ride, and lots of toy demonstrations.
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