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Food scene
This block is just overall fun, and Dudley’s is at the center of it. Get the chicken schnitzel and any of the tequila cocktails.
210 locals recommend
Dudley's
85 Orchard StThis block is just overall fun, and Dudley’s is at the center of it. Get the chicken schnitzel and any of the tequila cocktails.
Dive bar vibes, but fantastic music on the corner of Tompkins Square Park. You can’t go wrong here, overall great place to chill.
36 locals recommend
Niagara
112 Avenue ADive bar vibes, but fantastic music on the corner of Tompkins Square Park. You can’t go wrong here, overall great place to chill.
Just a block away, great sandwiches and salads at good prices. I’m not kidding when I say everyone who lives in the neighborhood frequent s this place.
65 locals recommend
Pause Cafe
3 Clinton StJust a block away, great sandwiches and salads at good prices. I’m not kidding when I say everyone who lives in the neighborhood frequent s this place.
Dimes
49 Canal StWhere the fashion crowd eats. Great street set up right now.
While the grown ups are off eating at Balthazar, the cool kids are sipping martinisi and munching on croques madames over at this joint. Fierce servers, yet friendly. Make a reservation.
66 locals recommend
Pardon My French
103 Avenue BWhile the grown ups are off eating at Balthazar, the cool kids are sipping martinisi and munching on croques madames over at this joint. Fierce servers, yet friendly. Make a reservation.
It’s a gay cabaret bar, but all are welcome. The programming changes regularly, but you can usually catch some kind of cool performance. Created by the Broadway vet Alan Cumming in the former space Eastern Bloc (which, believe it or not, was even raunchier!)
17 locals recommend
Club Cumming
505 E 6th StIt’s a gay cabaret bar, but all are welcome. The programming changes regularly, but you can usually catch some kind of cool performance. Created by the Broadway vet Alan Cumming in the former space Eastern Bloc (which, believe it or not, was even raunchier!)