Guidebook for New York
Food Scene
you can spend the whole day working on your laptop with a cup of coffee and delicious scone
41 locals recommend
12 Corners
121 Mott Styou can spend the whole day working on your laptop with a cup of coffee and delicious scone
The Fat Radish
17 Orchard St English restaurant with cool decor and amazing food
144 E Broadway
144 East BroadwayNoodle place . All kind of handmade noodle for under $6.50
Mee cafe
26 Rutgers Stbest bubble tea and Honking street food for under $4.00
Sightseeing
the cobble stone street, tons of bars, restaurants, river, ship, shopping you have them all
277 locals recommend
South Street Seaport Museum
12 Fulton Stthe cobble stone street, tons of bars, restaurants, river, ship, shopping you have them all
One World Trade Center
285 Fulton StAfter 9/11 , this is the new one . Must see.
Parks & Nature
you have Hester market on Saturday and Sunday with local artists and vendors selling their unique food and art crafts.
40 locals recommend
Seward Park
Essex Streetyou have Hester market on Saturday and Sunday with local artists and vendors selling their unique food and art crafts.
Free tennis court, free basketball ground. Running finishing along the river, stunning bridge and river views...
64 locals recommend
John V. Lindsay East River Park
1234 East 6th StreetFree tennis court, free basketball ground. Running finishing along the river, stunning bridge and river views...
Drinks & Nightlife
169 Bar
169 E BroadwayFree recurring shows and live music...ask me for a free drink
Clockwork Bar
21 Essex Stit is a cool bar
Arts & Culture
it's a place for you to understand this neighborhood and early European people's life in New York
603 locals recommend
Tenement Museum
103 Orchard Stit's a place for you to understand this neighborhood and early European people's life in New York
Metrograph
7 Ludlow Stit shows some cool 1970 or 1980's french movies like Clair's Knee
Museum at Eldridge Street
12 Eldridge Stwalk 5 minutes to see this amazing church