East 65 St, Upper East Side

This street is pretty residential, so if you’re looking for a place on the Upper East Side that is close to Midtown (though why a resident would want to be close to Midtown is beyond me, unless you work there), this is a good street for you. It’s relatively quiet (except at busy avenue intersections), and there are a few restaurants on it, like Two One Two (a sleek restaurant with a bit of a played-down atmosphere that actually features Gerber baby food on the brunch menu).

Yet another street on the Upper East Side. One good thing about this sometimes pretentious side of town is that there always seems to be an abundance of places to eat. I've been informed that Daniel's is one of the best restaurants in the city to eat. With a great selection and wonderful service, it boasts having loyal clientel and is located in a prime section of town. The street itself was truly lovely, and just about every building had a door man, which is always a plus. It's nearby Rockefeller University.

This street is nearby the following metro stations: 6 at 77th st, and is close to many buses. Foot traffic is moderate and I would recommend the street to just about anyone!