So cozy! Much needed addition to the East Village. This is the perfect place to cozy up with a book or post up to do some work. Mud coffee and awesome tea selection helps. Will be back!
Wine and ambiance
Great place to chill, browse books and enjoy great wine. We love a boozy bookstore.
This place is pure magic. Lovely friendly staff, incredible tempura omakase and delicious sake. We loved talking to Dime, Nicholas and Chef Yokota. Such a nice add to the neighborhood and so tasty.
Eight seat, fixed seating, open kitchen tempura omakase with French-influenced appetizers and dessert. Great experience.
You will end up blowing a ton of money here (unless you're highly disciplined and stick with the base option), but you will also be served an impeccably prepared meal. Good spot for special occasions
Gorgeous ancient English decorations. Incredible bar with sassy waitresses. ❤❤❤
In the heart of the East Village, the stylized Bowery hotel is the place to be. The perfect spot for a celebrity sighting in the city that never sleeps.
Whether you are down for a cocktail or just indulging in the random star sighting, you can’t go wrong here. Fashionistas make this a go-to spot to relax and take in the scenery.
This is the place to go for Morraccan food. The tagines are so flavorful. I can't have a meal without the merquen sausage. Eric Wolitzky, Top Chef Just Desserts
If you're interested in thick chewy amazing cheese, GET the halumi eggs.
Great bar snacks, smooth sake, and the nightly soundtrack is dope.
Underground sake bar and Japanese tapas (izakaya). Dark and intimate. Love this place. Claire and my first date. -Francine, The Real L Word
Bottle of Dassai 50 if you don't know what to get. Best Sakai for the dollar
Doggy heaven! Good beer and often find a good new cider! Pup loves the bacon ice-cream cups!
Murphy loves it here. Can you tell?
Concept is fantastic; dogs can roam freely while you do work
Fruit Supreme (brandy soaked cake w fruit slices top) and cheesecakes are excellent choices. But you MUST try their Black Forest cake :) rich moist cake & subtle cherries chocolate & cream. <3
Don't come here if you're on a diet. If you do come here while on a diet, be prepared to question your motives on what makes you happy in life.
The Café where, in 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' Larry stops in Veniero’s to buy a French baguette that he would eventually use to beat a man attacking Ricky Gervais in the NY subway. Find out more: Read more.
This place a great draft selection and a very relaxed atmosphere with comfortable couches to enjoy your beers on.
Go to the cooler on the right hand side as you walk in. Find the Innis & Gunn Oak Aged Beer (red label). It's really something special.
EVERYTHING YOU NEED IN LIFE AND/OR WHEN WORKING FROM A BAR. Meat & cheese plates, power outlets, bathrooms, projector for sports games, free wifi (pw 6464227103), comfy seating, hipsters, happiness.
Amazing food married with terrific service (at the bar!). Truly a rare combination now a days. Fettuccine is as amazing as all tips note, in addition to the squid salad and cured salmon. Salmon shown.
Owner Shane Covey says he doesn't own a freezer and prepares the seafood simply: “We just put the fish on the plate so people understand the value of it.” Read more.
Best grilled salmon, best scallops, best oysters to be found in the East Village. Killer $12 oysters & beers happy hour too. Nothing on the menu disappoints.
Love everything about this place. One of my fave bars in alphabet city
The scene is Americana and the cocktails are savory and eclectic, employing everything from kale juice in the Garden Variety Margarita to Szechuan peppers in the Track Town Fizz.
Jason Mendenhall, the bar's mixologist, makes his own bitters, preserves and cola—try the San Fran Sprout, made with his soda and fernet-branca, an Italian liqueur. Read more.
Bitters paradise. Try the Negroni (home-made vermouth!)
Awesome, easygoing bar devoted to bitters and amari. For cocktail nerds who know how to have fun.
Amor & Amargo is not a newcomer but they've hit their stride, serving all manner of homemade bitters and elixers. Try going on a weeknight to avoid the crowds, as the space is rather diminuitive.
Detroit may be my new favorite style of pizza — lighter than Chicago but more substantial than New York. Get the hot chicken pizza!
Had a bite of bradys vodka from uber eats - delicious ! Bit salty though
Get the Broccoli salad!
This restaurant is now the foremost provider of classic Attic octopus in the East Village, served with grilled toasts saturated with olive oil. Read more.
Amazing spot if you're craving authentic Greek food. Get the grilled octopus, pan-fried sardines, and the lemon potatoes. Portions are on the bigger side too. Free dessert at the end is solid too :)
American good with Asian and European roots with a decidedly French wine list. Outstanding inventive food, enthusiastic service. Amazing to find a Michelin star in Alphabet City — get the Pig Out!
A surprising new Alphabet City fine-dining restaurant. It's refined food in a place where it's okay to wear shorts and flip-flops. Get the pork confit with peanut noodles for two. Read more.
Tuome, a darling new eatery has just begun service, presenting familiar dishes with an Asian twist. Try the Pig Out, which includes Berkshire pork with spicy peanut noodles & fiery lime sambal. Read more.
Tiny spot serving what is likely the best udon in NYC. There will be a wait, but it will be worth it. For sure get the Niku (short rib and tripe udon), the flavors are insane!
Definitely get an order of the fried chicken to start, then go for any of the udon bowls.
You can now choose between the thick and thin noodles in your udon.
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA