citylikeyou — Enid's — New York by Eric Frommelt

New York / Cafe

This is another neighborhood favorite, especially for Sunday brunch which is consistently great.

Website
enids.net

Address
Enid's, 560 Manhattan Avenue, New York, United States

Artist Designer

Current city: New York

ericfrommelt.com

Eric is a Youngstown, Ohio born – Brooklyn, New York based artist and designer. His work explores the idea of networks and systems through the synthesis of fundamental design elements, geometry and abstraction. He’s obsessed with technology, maps, data visualizations, information graphics, technical diagrams, infrastructure, architecture and complexity - all of which informs his work. He loves cities, nature, and great food.

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