This always-packed bar offers tasty entrees and pizzas. Along with lunch, brunch and dinner, they also serve breakfast Monday through Friday and late brunch on Saturdays
This cozy, freestyle Latino eatery aims to put a new twist on traditional dishes such as tapas and ceviche. The olive tree in the center — which extends to the second floor — adds an organic ambience.
This French-American restaurant serves up curried snails, tortellini, red snapper and wild boar alongside red, white and sparkling wines.
This space, previously home to Remote Lounge, is known for its dance party, “The Electric Feel,” every weekend.
This venue has given the stage to local NYC bands since the ’90s. Every day, a few indie, bluegrass and Americana bands take to either one of the two stages to showcase their talent.
This chic, laid-back lounge is a prime spot for a night out with friends. On weekends and late nights, DJs spin an eclectic soundtrack, from Afro-Cuban to hip-hop.
Known for dressing starlets on popular fashion-centric television shows such as “Sex and the City” and “Ugly Betty."
From funky iridescent Bermuda shorts fit for men or women to button-down shirts, T-shirts, jumpsuits and maxi dresses, International Playground offers one-of-a-kind styles for the fashion-forward.
In business since 2003, DQM’s inventory is connected to founder Chris Keefe’s professional skateboarding roots. The store carries menswear, sneakers and skating goods from well-known brands.
This contemporary art museum is itself a work of art, as its stacked, seven-story building is considered an architectural contribution to the city’s landscape.
It’s an independent bookstore, café and activist center, and it’s one of the few Bowery joints that hasn’t felt the brunt of a rapidly changing neighborhood.
