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The East Village has been many things: punk rock, hardcore, gangster, folk, anti-folk, Nuyorican, experimental, beat, post-modern, Warholian. It even hit Broadway in Rent. Today, developers are trying to move in but locals are fighting to hold their ground in Alphabet City.
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Mikey Likes It Ice Cream
The flavors of the month are inspired by music icons like Michael Jackson, Tupac, and Mary J. and come with all kinds of sugary-fixin’s.
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Turntable Lab
Turntable Lab is a low key spot with an impressive record collection and audio equipment.
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The Summit Bar
They have a particular attention to detail in their cocktails and their fresh oysters are cleaned and shucked to perfection.
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Ink
The large selection of unique editorial material makes the store a great place for designers to gather reference material.
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Mast Books
It’s hard to walk into Mast books without walking out with a hardback purchase.
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Tea Drunk
Expect to stay, relax, and drink your tea the traditional way because this is not a place to feel rushed.
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Guerra Paint & Pigment Corporation
Born from a need to find higher quality paints for his murals, Art Guerra devised new ways to get the pigments that he wanted.
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CC Cyclery & Co
From small repairs to bike building they seem to do and know it all.
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Crif Dogs
Who doesn’t love a good hot dog? There are about 20 variations to choose from on the Crif Dogs menu including some delicious vegetarian options.
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Casey's Rubber Stamps
Get custom stamps in a quick turnaround from true stamp experts.
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Caracas
Caracas is a small restaurant focusing on the Venezuelan speciality, the Arepa.
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Anthology Film Archives
Open in 1970 by filmmaker Jonas Mekas, the Anthology Film Archives is a place full of character and characters that have a passion for film.
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UCB Theatre East
Come early, laugh hard. If you’re into improv or comedy this is a fun place to check out.
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New York Central Art Supply
Three floors of art supplies! NYCAS is a cramped art store that carries a lot of supplies you can’t find elsewhere in the city.
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Zaragoza Deli
Part bodega and part Mexican deli, Zaragoza’s is a fairly unassuming lunch spot.
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Xe May
If you’ve never had a Vietnamese sandwich you should try Xe May —
arguably one of the best spots to grab a banh mi in the neighborhood and maybe even city.
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Tompkins Square Park
Being the biggest public park in the neighborhood, Tompkins has undergone a lot of improvements in recent years.
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Sunny and Annie's
Sunny and Annie’s, a small Korean-bodega, is home of the ‘PHO Real Sandwich’ and seems to always have a line of hungry East Villagers outside the store.
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Saifee's Hardware
Saifee’s stocks all of the little, random things you always need but can never find.
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Russo's
Russo’s is a cheese and pasta shop serving homemade, fresh mozzarella and other Italian favorites.
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Russian and Turkish Baths
It’s not your typical Manhattan spa and there is nothing fancy about it but you’ll leave feeling relaxed and refreshed.
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Proletariat
Proletariat is for the beer lovers out there and a good spot to come after a long day of work.
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Pouring Ribbons
The cocktail menu lists drinks on an x-y axis of how refreshing-spiritious or
comforting-adventurous they are.
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Obscura Antiques & Oddities
If you’ve been looking for two-headed taxidermy or post-mortem photos Obscura has you covered.
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Rue B
Rue B is a throwback bar/restaurant that focuses on all things vintage.
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McSorley's
McSorley’s is the oldest bar in NYC. You have 2 options when you come here, light or dark ale.
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Luster
If you need to get film developed in the East Village, Luster will work with you to get the results that you want.
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East Side Ink
East Side Ink is one of the best tattoo shops in the city. The ongoing artists are experienced in a wide-range of styles and it’s always exciting to see who the visiting artists are.
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Ciao For Now
A cozy spot that is family-owned and run. Ciao is great for breakfast and lunch with different specials on the board each day.
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Brodo
Think coffee to go but instead of coffee you’re sipping on meaty-flavored broth.
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6BC Botanical Garden
Who would have known that a botanical garden exists in the middle of East Village?
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Tea Drunk
- Address
- 123 East 7th Street
- Website
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A true Chinese tea experience with a friendly and knowledgeable staff. Expect to stay, relax, and drink your tea the traditional way because this is not a place to feel rushed. Tea Drunk has a welcoming approach for both tea lovers and newbies. Feel free to ask questions and learn more about regional tea from China.
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Guerra Paint & Pigment Corporation
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