Guidebook for New York
Food Scene
Little Owl
90 Bedford StExcellent restaurant across the street
Famous bakery- must try the cupcakes and banana pudding (among everything ;)
401 locals recommend
Magnolia Bakery
401 Bleecker StFamous bakery- must try the cupcakes and banana pudding (among everything ;)
Excellent NY bakery and cafe en route to the train or a stroll to Soho
191 locals recommend
Amy's Bread
672 9th AveExcellent NY bakery and cafe en route to the train or a stroll to Soho
Bleecker Street Pizza
69 7th Ave SFamous NY pizzeria
A.O.C. L'aile ou la Cuisse
314 Bleecker StDelicious and great garden
Buvette
42 Grove StVery popular
Patisserie Claude
187 West 4th StreetThe BEST :)
Moustache Pitza
29 Bedford StYummy and budgetable spot less than a block away
Shopping
CVS
156 Henry StDrug Store
INTERMIX
365 Bleecker StMulti designer store
Century21 Stores
32 Church StDesigner Discount Store
The best coffee beans or grounds and tea in town, not to mention a historical landmark
12 locals recommend
McNulty's Tea & Coffee
109 Christopher StThe best coffee beans or grounds and tea in town, not to mention a historical landmark
Essentials
Murray's Cheese Bar
28-30 Jackson AvenueAmazing sandwiches and prepared foods.
D'Agostino Supermarkets Inc
666 Greenwich StGrocery store
Arts & Culture
The Box
189 Chrystie StExcellent cabaret show, late night
New York University is just a lovely tree lined street filled walk away!
109 locals recommend
New York University
New York University is just a lovely tree lined street filled walk away!
“There was no out, there was just in.”
Before the 1960s almost everything about living openly as a lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender (LGBT) person was illegal. New York City laws against homosexual activities were particularly harsh. The Stonewall Uprising on June 28, 1969 is a milestone in the quest for LGBT civil rights and provided momentum for a movement.
6 locals recommend
Stonewall National Monument
38-64 Christopher St“There was no out, there was just in.”
Before the 1960s almost everything about living openly as a lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender (LGBT) person was illegal. New York City laws against homosexual activities were particularly harsh. The Stonewall Uprising on June 28, 1969 is a milestone in the quest for LGBT civil rights and provided momentum for a movement.
Museum exclusively featuring 20th-century & contemporary art by American artists, most still living.
884 locals recommend
Salmagundi Museum of American Art
Museum exclusively featuring 20th-century & contemporary art by American artists, most still living.
Paintings, statues, textiles & more from Tibet, Bhutan & other Asian lands, plus rotating exhibits.
106 locals recommend
Rubin Museum of Art
150 W 17th StPaintings, statues, textiles & more from Tibet, Bhutan & other Asian lands, plus rotating exhibits.
Marlon Suson's candid photos of firefighters & rescue crews at Ground Zero in the aftermath of 9/11.
15 locals recommend
Ground Zero Museum Workshop
420 W 14th StMarlon Suson's candid photos of firefighters & rescue crews at Ground Zero in the aftermath of 9/11.
Hands-on arts experiences for kids & families, including classes, performances & exhibits.
34 locals recommend
Children's Museum of the Arts
103 Charlton StHands-on arts experiences for kids & families, including classes, performances & exhibits.
Everything Else
Zadig & Voltaire
409 Bleecker StDesigner wear boutique
Drinks & Nightlife
Little Branch
20 7th Avenue SouthVery cool spot by the makers of The Box, another fun spot!
Amazing musicians from all across the globe have performed here. These shows are all must see!
168 locals recommend
Blue Note
131 West 3rd StreetAmazing musicians from all across the globe have performed here. These shows are all must see!
Sightseeing
Friends Apartment
90 Bedford StFriends the television series exterior apartment building.
Carrie Bradshaw's apartment building in 'Sex and the City'
12 locals recommend
Carrie Bradshaw's Apartment
66 Perry StCarrie Bradshaw's apartment building in 'Sex and the City'