New York City just etched history again, this time having Sugar Factory American Brasserie as "2016's Most Instagrammed Restaurant In New York." Effortlessly, it's one of the celebrities most favorite to go sweet stop. Clearly, everyone must get a closer look on this eye-candy food shop and make it their next destination. Surely, its food playful colors, large servings, and high-calorie blends will get anyone's attention.
In a recent report, Sugar Factory got thrillingly crowned by USA Today. It's being on the list of the most restaurants most Instagram users go. Actually, it focused on 50 US States, and each place got one top place. Technically, the sweet shop snatched New York City's Most Instagrammed Restaurant.
What's so special about the "2016's Most Instagrammed Restaurant In New York"? founder Charissa Davidovici said: "[They] get a lot of love on Instagram because of their vibrant colors, playful presentation, and larger-than-life size."Supposedly, people liked a lot the signature size, whimsical color, and unusual presentation of the confections.
Celebrities frequenting "2016's Most Instagrammed Restaurant In New York" like Kylie and Kendall Jenner, Britney Spears, Drake, Nicole Scherzinger, and more added frenzy. Of course, with their status people got curious about Sugar Factory, indeed it dosed the widespread of attention.
The fun isn't over yet keep taking snaps of their explosive dessert. Some of their most Instagrammed sweets are Caramel Sugar Daddy Milkshake, Bacon Cheeseburger Milkshake, and Strawberry Ice Cream Drizzle. Definitely, Sugar Factory's original King Kong Sundae is also a must-have. Instagrammers would have a field day with its 24 variety of ice cream scoops lingered with three syrups, fruits, marshmallows, chocolates, whipped cream, and huge lollipops.
To conclude, "2016's Most Instagrammed Restaurant In New York" delivers a new standard for the food industry and traveling. People now like to try brand new things. For more travel news, keep following Travelers Today.
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