AMY ELISE ALLEN: New York/Boston

I never blogged our anniversary trip from last year and so I'm getting to it now before we head off on our next one here soon. These are some of my favorite memories and having them documented is so important to me. Having time with Brandon all to myself, exploring new places and eating good food. I look forward to it every year. We started in New York and ended in Boston but I really only used my camera in Boston since it was new to us and we have been to New York a few times. Look at how cute the streets and buildings are!

Walked around Harvard. It was so much smaller than I was expecting.

Tatte Bakery. They had some really cute bakeries.

Now for my iPhone photos...

We always get ramen in New York.

This Black Tap shake was so good and we finished all of it.

Brandon took me to the Glossier store.

Doughnut Plant always. At least twice.

First time walking through the 9/11 memorial.

Eataly always. This place is so fun to walk through.

Jacques Torres blood orange sorbet. It is so good and we get it every time we go now. You can find it downstairs in Grand Central station or at a couple other locations.

Bryant Park. It's so pretty at night.

Eating at Jacob's Pickles. The food was SO good. But it was very dark and very loud. I'm talking candlelight. We weren't sure we'd be able to see our food but your eyes adjust. Haha.

Sweaty subway station rides.

A hotel room treat I picked up from Eataly. So good.

We went and saw Kinky Boots. Best Broadway show I've seen.

We always grab one of these from the food trucks out and about at night.

Dim Sum from Jing Fong.

These were so good.

Sitting in Central Park.

Yankees game.

U.S. Open.

Sitting in our Boston hotel catching parts of another U.S. Open match. He's the best.

We went and ate dinner at this cute Italian restaurant. I loved the atmosphere but the food was just okay.

Faneuil Hall Marketplace.

Had to try the famous cannoli from Mike's Pastry which was better than I thought it would be. They look so dry to me. But their tiramisu was better.

Walked past a lot of cute houses on our way to find doughnuts.

I look up all the doughnut shops wherever we travel and need to try them all. After just being in New York with the best these were a let down. They were so heavy.