citylikeyou — Pies 'n' Thighs — New York by Michael Szivos

New York / Restaurant

I can never decide if I like pies or thighs more. Figure it’s not the worst problem to have. Chicken biscuit is so good it should be listed as a narcotic. If you live in NYC and you haven’t been, GO! If you are visiting and you find yourself in Williamsburg, GO!

Website
piesnthighs.com

Address
Pies 'n' Thighs, 166 South 4th Street, New York, United States

Designer Architect

Current city: New York

softlabnyc.com

Michael is a designer who has worked in New York since 2000. After leaving behind the bayous of Louisiana for NYC he received a masters degree in architecture from Columbia University. After school he began teaching and started SOFTlab, a design studio that is a unique blend of designers, artists, architects and educators who approach every project from a fresh perspective to create rich spatial, graphic, interactive and visual experiences. By mixing research, creativity and technology with a strong desire to make working fun, SOFTlab attempts to create new and unique experiences.

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