
Apartments near Rice to Riches in New York, NY (11,422 Rentals)


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10 Downing St, Unit SI FL2-ID157

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250 E Houston St, Unit SI FL10-ID150

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250 W 19th St, Unit SI FL10-ID210

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53 Park Pl, Unit SI FL10-ID54

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1 Union Square South, Unit SI FL21-ID95

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105 Duane St, Unit SI FL10-ID153

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210 W 89th St, Unit SI FL6-ID165

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105 Duane St, Unit SI FL43-ID110

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108 W 15th St, Unit SI FL3-ID31

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108 W 15th St, Unit SI FL5-ID205

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41 Park Ave, Unit SI FL3-ID203

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53 Park Pl, Unit SI FL3-ID53

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250 E Houston St, Unit SI FL7-ID179

166 Mulberry St, Unit 4F

250 Broome St, Unit 1

118 E 4th St, Unit 3B

184 Bleecker St, Unit B6

240 Sullivan St, Unit 22

161 Stanton St, Unit 5F

224 Sullivan St, Unit A42

527 E 5th St, Unit 3B

231 E 14th St, Unit 4R

394 E 8th St, Unit 3F

394 E 8th St, Unit PENTHOUSE

230 E 32nd St, Unit 3A

49 E 34th St, Unit 14C

138 E 38th St, Unit 7A

207 E 4th St, Unit 3

165 First Avenue, Unit 3

715 E 5th St, Unit 3C

50 Murray St, Unit 423

50 Murray St, Unit 934

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401 E 34th St, Unit SI FL6-ID695

248 Mott St, Unit 11

303 Broome St, Unit 5

47 1/2 East 1st Street, Unit 4

101 Stanton St, Unit 10

45 Orchard St, Unit 3A

198 Sixth Avenue, Unit 2

220 Sullivan St, Unit 5H

170 E 2nd St, Unit 2D

32 Cornelia St, Unit 52

224 E 11th St, Unit G

141 W 10th St, Unit 21

50 Horatio St, Unit 10

200 E 23rd St, Unit 10B

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241 E 31st St, Unit SI ID1389270P

248 Mott St, Unit 4

163 Ludlow St, Unit 4C

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New York City is loaded to the brim with places to get out of your New York apartments and grab a sweet bite. It’s all there, from bakeries, to ice cream parlors, to candy shops, but one place in town is offering New York apartment residents something that you won’t find anywhere else. Though for years rice pudding has been relegated to a homemade staple with cinnamon and raisins, Rice to Riches is giving that family favorite a complete overhaul, offering you the sweet concoction in any flavor imaginable. Once you take a bite of the ambrosial dessert, you won’t want ever want to leave, at least, not until you’ve tried every flavor available. If you’re tired of everyday ice cream and cakes, try out Rice to Riches and get a taste of something bold and new. Rice to Riches is set up almost identically to your typical ice cream shop, with a variety of flavors available, as well as your choice of toppings. Just like in an ice cream shop, there are numerous flavors to choose from, from traditional choices like chocolate, vanilla and strawberry, to more unique varietals, such as cheesecake, french toast, or tiramisu. There’s also numerous ways to top your treat, from remedy, a caramel vanilla sauce, to nudge, chilled espresso with cocoa, to burst, with over-roasted fruits. Any way you have it, it’s a taste sensation like you’ve never tasted before, and one that every New Yorker just has to try. It’s said in New York City there’s a restaurants serving just about everything, and Rice to Riches is a testament to this fact, taking one of the lesser known desserts and turning it into one of the most delicious sweet treats in all the Big Apple, so if you’re sleeping in your apartment one night, and get a hankering for something sweet, take the short walk down to Rice to Riches and experience the sweet bliss. So get out of your New York apartments today and try Rice to Riches for an incredible restaurant and dining experience.
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