Guidebook for New York
Food Scene
Dimes
49 Canal Strelaxed brunch spot. acai bowls and almond milk
Nom Wah Tea Parlor
13 Doyers Stdim sum. good brunch option
Pasteur Grill and Noodles
85 Baxter Streetthey have wonderful coffee
Cup & Saucer
affordable breakfast spot
FunGTU
22 Orchard Streetnewer asian fusion
Mermaid Oyster Bar
89 MacDougal Stgreat happy hours with surprises!
Prosperity Dumpling
reliably cheap dumplings
Vanessa's Dumpling House
118A Eldridge Stclassic dumpling spot
Peels
325 Bowerybrunch
McNulty's Tea & Coffee
109 Christopher Stgreat coffee ground on the spot
John's of Bleecker St.
278 Bleecker Stsolid pizza. pies only
Lombardi's
32 Spring Stthe first pizza
mix of different foods with a nice atmosphere and bar in the basement
98 abantu bendawo batusa
Lovely Day
196 Elizabeth Stmix of different foods with a nice atmosphere and bar in the basement
Katz's Delicatessen
205 E Houston Stclassic new york pastrami
Russ & Daughters
179 E Houston Stbagels with lox
Drinks & Nightlife
169 Bar
169 E Broadwayfun bar with snacks and oysters
Clockwork Bar
21 Essex Stcheap divey place
Apotheke
9 Doyers Stunexpected speakeasy
B Flat
37 Church Stjazzy underground bar
Sightseeing
Columbus Park
Baxter Streetserene atmosphere is great for people watching
Arts & Culture
Chinatown Fair Family Fun Center
8 Mott Stthe old hole in wall chinatown arcade.
Tenement Museum
103 Orchard Sttours throughout the day
Eldridge Street
Eldridge Streetfree on mondays. historical site
Sunshine Cinema
always a good selection
Anthology Film Archives
32 2nd Avegreat programs. well curated
Film Forum
209 W Houston Stnon profit theater
Essentials
Deluxe Food Market
79 Elizabeth Sta tight squeeze across the block. tons of cheap groceries! hot pot ingredients.
Trader Joe's
130 Court Stone of the more spacious trader joe's to get groceries
Shopping
KIOSK
41 Union Square Wone of the more interesting shops in new york
Uniqlo Soho
546 Broadwaythe original new york soho uniqlo
Goods for the Study Mulberry
234 Mulberry Stpit stop with coffee and books