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Wine bars are as uncommon as well planned Manhattan rooftops with great views. Open a little more than a year, AYZA Wine + Chocolate Bar is an unexpected and welcome addition to the neighborhood. Tucked onto 31st Street between Fifth Avenue and Broadway, AYZA offers a selection of Jaques Torres . . . more |
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11 West 31st Street
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For her entire career Ellen Christine has immersed herself in a milliner's life of fashion and style. Her designs were initially for the trade only, but over the past sixteen years she has made her services available to retail clients too, creating classic but whimsical designs for those . . . more |
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99 Vandam Street 4E
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TKTS is operated by the Theatre Development Fund. This is one of the best resources for reduced tickets to Broadway and Off Broadway shows. Receive discounts from 25% to 50% off ticketed prices.
TKTS has two locations and each location has different resources so be sure to choose the right . . . more |
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1535 Broadway
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Accomplished esthetician Nadia Dekhkanova has perfected the art of skin care with her signature facial treatment customized specifically for each client’s needs. Facials include a private skin consultation to ensure optimal results. Customize your own natural facial and body masks, made from . . . more |
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8 Harrison Street
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Simplicity is the first ingredient at Cones Ice Cream Artisans, a fantastic ice cream parlor that has been part of the West Village since 2002. Really masters of their trade, each flavor is made from scratch using all natural ingredients. The flavors are so fresh and so vibrant, made from seasonal . . . more |
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272 Bleecker Street
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212 414 1795
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TKTS is operated by the Theatre Development Fund. This is one of the best resources for reduced tickets to Broadway and Off Broadway shows. Receive discounts from 25% to 50% off ticketed prices.
TKTS has two locations and each location has different resources so be sure to choose the right . . . more |
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199 Water Street
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212 221 0885
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With a love for dining and romantic antiques, restaurateur & chef, Utku Cinel, has transformed this former auto body shop into a chic SoHo café. A menu of Mediterranean dishes with cultural influences of French, Italian, Turkish and modernized Ottoman cuisine.
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Corner Bistro is the last of the bohemian bars in West Greenwich Village, has been serving customers since the earlier part of this century. The original ambiance is pretty much unchanged. The atmosphere at Corner Bistro is laid back and divey with an eclectic crowd. One of those places you go to . . . more |
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Formerly known as Miller's Harness Company, and later Copperfield's, Manhattan Saddlery is the only tack shop in all of New York City. Although the shop has changed names throughout the years, it has remained a family business for over 80 years. The family owned tack shop continues to sell the . . . more |
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Frye Boots flagship store in SoHo, is the only store of its kind where you will find quality leather goods with a rich family history to match. First established almost 150 years ago in 1863, the Frye family company has dedicated themselves to beautiful shoe making throughout the years. Along with . . . more |
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If you're the type who likes to make a statement and be noticed for you distinct style, Versani is must for your shopping list. Committed to craftsmanship and style, Jewelry designer Ara, works in sterling silver, precious metals, leather, exotic woods, precious and semi-precious stones. The . . . more |
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To Jillian Kaufman-Grano, founder and designer of Archerie, to wear a dress is to celebrate being a woman. What started out as a simple desire to make dresses has turned into an ongoing conversation about the dress. What did wearing a dress mean to women when it was the norm to conform? There . . . more |
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This weathered landmark has been serving pub food and drinks since 1847 in the SoHo neighborhood. Once operating as a speakeasy during Prohibition in the ‘20’s, Fanelli’s Café is now a hot spot for burgers and reasonably priced beer. Beyond the menu, the tavern aesthetic of Fanelli’s . . . more |
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The wonderment of youth will come rushing back to you when you step into Miss Hoe’s playful SoHo boutique. Whimsical collections designed by boutique owner, Abby Hoe, are sure to make you smile. Vintage rotary phones in neon colors, silk ruffle baby doll dresses and quirky owl purses are just . . . more |
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The British invasion has hit once again, bringing stylish men’s footwear to New York City with Jeffery-West’s first U.S. store. Hand made in the shoe-making capital of the world, Northampton, England, this innovative shop delivers the finest quality shoes, with the fit of a tailor-made pair, . . . more |
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19 Christopher Street
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