Little Italy and Chinatown were nearby...

The university that I attended a 100 years ago is located in Greenwich Village in Manhattan.  That was (and still is) a crazy part of town, very "bohemian" with lot's of wanna-be actors and musicians living there. 

The Village was also populated with extremely unique "hole-in-the-wall" restaurants and funky cafes.  Folks, this was the days prior to Starbucks.  Little Italy and Chinatown were nearby.  So during my time as a student at NYU, I regularly ate meals at wonderfully diverse and unique restaurants. 

Regrettably, no longer do I have that type of easy access to ecclectic and enjoyable cuisine on a daily basis (even though Katy does have a few great places).

But good news!  I do get to enjoy "divine food" every day, regardless of where I am.  You see, Jesus said: "Feed on Me and live" and "I am the Bread of life".   Everytime that I go to Him, I have access to a "heavenly feast" that satisfy my soul.  Greenwich Village is simply no comparison.