
The Nolita Guide
Once a quiet buffer between Little Italy and SoHo, Nolita is now the neighborhood for long lunches, specific shops and a post-dinner drink that turns into a late night.
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Once a quiet buffer between Little Italy and SoHo, Nolita is now the neighborhood for long lunches, specific shops and a post-dinner drink that turns into a late night.
Fourteen slices that define New York cheesecake, from Junior's and a Bronx bakery that supplies Peter Luger to Basque burnt tarts and an ube jiggly cake in Chinatown, plus how cream cheese made it all possible.
Where to drink matcha made properly in New York, from a Greenpoint tea counter and an East Village stone mill to single-cultivar shots in Nolita, plus what "ceremonial grade" actually means.
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Escape the relentless pavement by stepping into these tucked-away courtyards, community plots, and rooftop green spaces scattered across the five boroughs.
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From cast-iron grandeur and global flagships to the quiet streets and independent shops that define downtown cool, this is your guide to SoHo and Nolita right now.
Eighteen bagel shops worth the line, from century-old appetizing counters to sourdough upstarts, with exactly what to order at each one.
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Eighteen rooms for every stage of the thing, from the first drink to the anniversary, with what to order, where to sit and how to get in.
Twenty-one bars across Manhattan and Brooklyn where the beer is cheap, the jukebox has opinions and nobody has redecorated since the last recession.
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Nineteen counters across four boroughs, from the plain cheese that sets the standard to the burrata and oxtail slices worth crossing a river for.
From the impossible-to-get drops to the vintage grails, these are the only sneaker shops in New York that matter.