Guidebook for New York
Food Scene
Amazing West Indian diner, serving great food and music. Try the Pork belly hash for brunch at weekends and the corn is a must !
81 locals recommend
Miss Lily's
132 W Houston StAmazing West Indian diner, serving great food and music. Try the Pork belly hash for brunch at weekends and the corn is a must !
Local gem. Enter through the back garden gate. Serving great food.
65 locals recommend
Hudson Clearwater
447 Hudson StLocal gem. Enter through the back garden gate. Serving great food.
RedFarm
529 Hudson StJapanese food. Just opened and always busy. Local spot.
Essentials
Affordable supermarket, including an English aisle selling hula hoops, HP sauce and dairy milk chocolate
142 locals recommend
Morton Williams Supermarkets
130 Bleecker StAffordable supermarket, including an English aisle selling hula hoops, HP sauce and dairy milk chocolate
Whole Foods Market
95 E Houston StWholeFoods. Walk straight down Houston
Sightseeing
Hire a bicycle: $30/day or $5/hr. Laid back bike rental, walkable. Cycle up the West Side Highway cycle path all the way up to 125th St, Harlem, or come off c.109th St for Central Park.
8 locals recommend
Hudson Urban Bicycles
139 Charles StHire a bicycle: $30/day or $5/hr. Laid back bike rental, walkable. Cycle up the West Side Highway cycle path all the way up to 125th St, Harlem, or come off c.109th St for Central Park.
Shopping
Liquor store serving wine, fizz and spirits. Super friendly and family-run.
11 locals recommend
The Wine Hut
197 6th AveLiquor store serving wine, fizz and spirits. Super friendly and family-run.
Arts & Culture
My favorite local independent cinema. Keep an eye out for midnight screenings - only a 5 minute walk, if that.
140 locals recommend
IFC Center
323 6th AveMy favorite local independent cinema. Keep an eye out for midnight screenings - only a 5 minute walk, if that.