Guidebook for New York
Food Scene
HIdden off-beat NYC restaurant. Really local scene and amazing food.
60 locals recommend
Freeman Alley
Freeman AlleyHIdden off-beat NYC restaurant. Really local scene and amazing food.
Epistrophy
200 Mott StCute little restaurant, quaint atmosphere and nice vibe.
Dimes
49 Canal StBreakfast.
Cafe Gitane
242 Mott StA classic breakfast / coffee shop
Classic, well made food.
There's a secret bar at the back, open after hours.
119 locals recommend
Cafe Select
212 Lafayette StClassic, well made food.
There's a secret bar at the back, open after hours.
Stand only Ramen bar, operates with visiting chefs and changing curation of ramen.
17 locals recommend
Ramen Lab
70 Kenmare StStand only Ramen bar, operates with visiting chefs and changing curation of ramen.
Skin Contact
76 Orchard StOrganic and minimal processed wines
Drinks & Nightlife
PUBLIC
210 Elizabeth StreetChic wine bar a stone throw away.
Attaboy
134 Eldridge StCocktails speakeasy
Sel Rrose
1 Delancey StHappy hour oysters (4-6pm) - one of the best place in the city.
Happy Hour 5-7pm, $5 off any of their only natural wine selections. Vast selection and delicious wines.
18 locals recommend
La Compagnie des Vins Surnaturels
249 Centre StHappy Hour 5-7pm, $5 off any of their only natural wine selections. Vast selection and delicious wines.
The Ten Bells
247 Broome StFavorite cosy, rustic natural wine bar for wine lovers.
Arts & Culture
An important contemporary american art museum, one of the first to monumentally move downtown.
629 locals recommend
New Museum of Contemporary Art
235 BoweryAn important contemporary american art museum, one of the first to monumentally move downtown.
International Center of Photography Museum
79 Essex StNewly open- end 2016.
Getting Around
Grand St station
The nearest subway stop: B/D
Essentials
Whole Foods Market
95 E Houston StOrganic and large Grocery Store