Guidebook for New York
Food Scene
Best guacamole and margaritas in the East Village. Fun and friendly atmosphere. Good brunch on weekends.
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Esperanto
145 Loisaida AveBest guacamole and margaritas in the East Village. Fun and friendly atmosphere. Good brunch on weekends.
Great mixed drink selection. I recommend the Back Forty to start your night out right.
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Back Forty
190 Avenue BGreat mixed drink selection. I recommend the Back Forty to start your night out right.
Fantastic coffee selection and breakfast pastries.
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Ninth Street Espresso
700 E 9th StFantastic coffee selection and breakfast pastries.
The Beagle
162 Avenue AMy favorite cheese burger in town! Great gin and tonics too.
Tompkins Square Bagels
165 Avenue ABest bagels in town!
The Redhead
349 East 13th StreetAmazing fried chicken. Must have.
My favorite item is the kale salad with a fried egg
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Northern Spy Food Co.
511 East 12th StreetMy favorite item is the kale salad with a fried egg
Bar-Bo-Ne
186 Avenue BAmazing Italian food!
Italian, Wine Bar. Very popular so be prepared to wait. But cool atmosphere.
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Supper
156 E 2nd StItalian, Wine Bar. Very popular so be prepared to wait. But cool atmosphere.
Pata Negra
Spanish, Small Plates/Tapas, Wine Bar. Great Spanish Ham.
Momofuku Ssäm Bar
89 South StreetPork Dumplings are awesome!
Prune
54 E 1st Stfamous for their Brunch
Takahachi
85 Avenue ABest Sushi in East Village
Counter
Very good Vegetarian selections
The couscous is really good! Great brunch spot, but can get busy
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Cafe Mogador
133 Wythe AveThe couscous is really good! Great brunch spot, but can get busy
Explores the cuisine of Denmark and Holland, using regional ingredients and pairs it with both local and German beers (among other choice beverages).
Vandaag
103 2nd AveExplores the cuisine of Denmark and Holland, using regional ingredients and pairs it with both local and German beers (among other choice beverages).
Essentials
Grocery store stocked with everything you would need for home cooking
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Associated Supermarket
Grocery store stocked with everything you would need for home cooking
Trader Joe's
130 Court StNice grocery store
Avenue A Wine & Liquor Inc
196 Avenue ALiquor / Wine Store
Everything Else
Subway
196 Union AveClosest L train
Want to bike around the City? There are plenty of CitiBike share stations close to the apartment. Try the one on 10th street between Avenue A & B
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Citi Bike
Want to bike around the City? There are plenty of CitiBike share stations close to the apartment. Try the one on 10th street between Avenue A & B
Drinks & Nightlife
Fifty Paces
413 East 12th StreetVery cozy wine bar
Cozy Wine Bar, Small Plates/Tapas, Mediterranean. Good music.
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The Immigrants
341 East 9th StreetCozy Wine Bar, Small Plates/Tapas, Mediterranean. Good music.
GG's
511 East 5th StreetFun bar. Good drinks and appetizers.
Elsa
136 Atlantic AveNice drink spot.
Established in 1854, McSorley’s became an institution by remaining steadfastly authentic and providing only two choices to its customers: McSorley’s Dark Ale and McSorley’s Light Ale.
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McSorley's Old Ale House
15 E 7th StEstablished in 1854, McSorley’s became an institution by remaining steadfastly authentic and providing only two choices to its customers: McSorley’s Dark Ale and McSorley’s Light Ale.