Amazing views and food but can't say the same for the kitchen service. Go in expecting things to go wrong, but they always make it right.
Push cart dim sum in a huge space. Best to go with as many people as possible to try a lot of different things.
Tiny place that sells 5 dumplings for $1.50 - great stop for a snack after a long day of shopping.
East Village bar specializing in bitters drinks. Go off menu and ask for "The Redemption" if you want an awesome Jaegermeister drink.
Good speakeasy-style drinks. Hidden on the second floor behind a door in Village Yokocho.
Another solid speakeasy. Don't steal the menus, they will give you one if you ask to take it home.
This place is amazing. It would take weeks to go through the whole place. Suggested donation is $25 - you can pay less if you choose!
A park repurposed from an elevated train track. Great place to see what a park in a city should be.
This is the place to go if you want to see Manhattan from on high.
About 7,000 people, mostly immigrants, lived in this five-story building from 1863 to 1935. Tours trace the lives of five typical families. - Green Guide Editor
