Guidebook for New York
Food Scene
Shake Shack
Madison AvenueYummy shakes and burgers.
Quick fine dining. The branzino and wine selection is excellent.
7 recommandé par les habitants
Clinton Square Pizza
201 Clinton StQuick fine dining. The branzino and wine selection is excellent.
The best in the hood. Better than Starbucks. Try the single origin Guatemala or Ethiopian coffees, french pressed.
32 recommandé par les habitants
KAFFE 1668 SOUTH
275 Greenwich StThe best in the hood. Better than Starbucks. Try the single origin Guatemala or Ethiopian coffees, french pressed.
The absolute best fine dining hands down. The service is impeccable, the food c'est magnifique, and the ambiance indescribable.
19 recommandé par les habitants
Bouley at Home
31 W 21st StThe absolute best fine dining hands down. The service is impeccable, the food c'est magnifique, and the ambiance indescribable.
Brushstroke
Best sushi in the hood.
2 Little W St
2 Little West StreetThe Ritz-Carlton!
2nd Floor. A plethora of restaurants to choose from:
Black Seed Bagels
Blue Ribbon Sushi Bar
Chop't Creative Salad Company
Dig Inn Seasonal Market
Dos Toros Tequeria
Umami Burger & so much more!
23 recommandé par les habitants
Tartinery - Hudson Eats
225 Liberty Street2nd Floor. A plethora of restaurants to choose from:
Black Seed Bagels
Blue Ribbon Sushi Bar
Chop't Creative Salad Company
Dig Inn Seasonal Market
Dos Toros Tequeria
Umami Burger & so much more!
The Odeon
145 W Broadwaybrasserie; open later than most restaurants
Tribeca Film Center
375 Greenwich StDelish
Essentials
Grocery store; everything you need and two blocks away.
800 recommandé par les habitants
Whole Foods Market
214 3rd StGrocery store; everything you need and two blocks away.
Tribeca Treats
94 Reade StreetYes, cupcakes are groceries :-)
Shopping
Bed Bath & Beyond
1932 BroadwayHousehold goods: personal travel items, etc.
Duane Reade
5411 Myrtle AvePharmacy
Brooks Brothers
1200 Morris TurnpikeFor business travelers
Century21 Stores
32 Church Stfor everyone and everything
Hermès
15 Broad StHermès, of course!
Barnes & Noble
33 E 17th StBook store
The Mysterious Bookshop
58 Warren StIf you love mystery books...enjoy!
Vintry Fine Wines
230 Murray Streetquick access to wine but limited hours
Tribeca Wines & Spirits
173 W Broadwayno delivery limit
David Gage String Instruments
113 Chambers Ststringed instrument repair and rental
Apple SoHo
103 Prince Stcomputer gadgets and repair
Everything Else
FedEx Office Print & Ship Center
250 E Houston StFor shipping and printing services
Tribeca Hardware
154 Chambers Stneighborhood hardware and home store
Equinox Tribeca
54 Murray Streetfitness
NewYork-Presbyterian Lower Manhattan Hospital
170 William Sthospitals, emergency, urgent care
Artsee
220 Murray Streetoptometrrists/eyewear
you could bike all the way up here, explore the upper west side and bike down
502 recommandé par les habitants
Riverside Park
you could bike all the way up here, explore the upper west side and bike down
Chabad of Tribeca/Soho Jewish Center
341 Reade Sthouses of worship/spiritual centers
The Church of St. Ignatius Loyola
980 Park Avehouses of worship/spiritual centers (jesuit)
Union Square
fresh green farmer's market
Sightseeing
Please go. Walk it and when you get off in Brooklyn, go to Juliana's for some out of this world pizza (the No. 5 Pizza Special with salmon is a must)
1505 recommandé par les habitants
Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn Bridge PromenadePlease go. Walk it and when you get off in Brooklyn, go to Juliana's for some out of this world pizza (the No. 5 Pizza Special with salmon is a must)
The Trinity Church in Manhattan, which traces its holdings to a gift from Queen Anne of England in 1705. Probably the oldest church in Manhattan.
57 recommandé par les habitants
Trinity Church
89 BroadwayThe Trinity Church in Manhattan, which traces its holdings to a gift from Queen Anne of England in 1705. Probably the oldest church in Manhattan.
World Trade Center Memorial Foundation
World Trade Center...
World Trade Center Memorial Foundation
World Trade Center...
African Burial Ground National Monument
290 Broadwaynational monument
Irish Hunger Memorial
Vesey Streetit's in the hood
Statue of Liberty Museum Shop
1 Liberty Island - Ellis Islandand why not?
Ellis Island
immigration museum
Tenement Museum
103 Orchard Stprovides a different perspective on old ny
The Museum of Modern Art
11 West 53rd Streetand why not.
Drinks & Nightlife
The Hideaway Tribeca
185 Duane StWhere some of the hot singles in TriBeCa hang out.
Great beer selection, bar food, outdoor seating, yacht and people watching, views of the Hudson
80 recommandé par les habitants
PJ Clarke's
915 3rd AveGreat beer selection, bar food, outdoor seating, yacht and people watching, views of the Hudson
Josephine
350 Greenwich StFrench cafe and wine bar
Brandy Library
25 N Moore StFine cocktail lounge
Chambers Street Wines
79 Chambers Stwine store.
Arts & Culture
Experience the excitement and energy of Wall Street
23 recommandé par les habitants
Museum of American Finance
Experience the excitement and energy of Wall Street
very educational
21 recommandé par les habitants
Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust
36 Battery Plvery educational
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
1000 5th Aveheaven
i always learn something new here and the light shows are pretty cool
1623 recommandé par les habitants
American Museum of Natural History
200 Central Park Westi always learn something new here and the light shows are pretty cool