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In-Depth Information
Lower East Side
Travel Essentials:
The Lower East Side is seen as one of the “trendier” areas of New York. Its shorter buildings,
street graffiti, street vendors, and laid-back vibe are a far cry from looking like the tall
cityscape of Midtown. Whether in the mood for a quick bite at the famous Katz's Deli
(
www.katzsdelicatessen.com
)
, or strolling the streets to view the street art, the LES filled
with buzzing restaurants and bars The LES has become a popular neighborhood for night-
life. Music venues such as Bowery Electric (
www.theboweryelectric.com
)
, or the Mercury
Lounge (
www.mercuryloungenyc.com
offer live shows daily. Orchard and Ludlow have be-
come popular streets for dancing, martinis, and lounges.
Where to Eat:
•
$-Sao Mai-
Their Pho tai is out of this world and the locals know it. Ex-
tremely flavorful broth, beef thin and rare, the noodles are homemade and
light.
•
$-Zucker Bakery
-Oogle at this bakery's large assortment of sweets and
treats.
Insider's Tip:
Their alfajores cookies (dulce de leche filled cookie
sandwich rolled in coconut flakes) are something to write home to mom
about. Zukerbakery.com
•
$$-China North Dumpling-
From the homemade kimchi to homemade
dumplings, anything goes in this delicious eatery.
•
$$-Stanton Social-This 3 level space takes eclectic to a new level.
Decad-
ent gourmet small plates, high-end cocktails & music make this a chic, trendy
spot. 99 Stanton Street, New York, NY 10002
Where to Drink and Party:
•
$-Spitzer's Corner Bar
-Great place to mingle. Get lost in the variety of
beers on tap.
www.spitzerscorner.com
