Suggestions for les-arts-des-mets near Lower East Side, New York
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Jessica R. • August 5, 2011Amazing space with super cool (and affordable) dance classes. Salsa? Ballroom? Zumba? They've got it all. And the staff is awesome!
7.9Martial Arts Dojo •394 Broadway Fl 3 (btw Walker St. & White St.), New York
Crystal C. • August 15, 2012Great, friendly staff! Grab a mat, make sure you get at least 3 different kettlebell weights, and sit facing an AC vent! Go at your own pace, start with the heavier kettlebell and work your way down.
8.1Performing Arts •566 Laguardia Pl (at Washington Sq S), New York
Jenny K. • December 6, 2015Great performance space - spacious, not too big. Hope to see another production here in the future.
lOYDA p. • April 6, 2013Lovely bright modern space w/ downstairs theater space (no elevator). Great lounge w/fresh coffee.
8.1Martial Arts Dojo •78 Reade St (at Church St & Broadway), New York
Kevin O. • February 10, 2019Watched my kid transform through discipline. Great kids martial arts program. Highly recommended.
8.226 W 8th St (btwn 5th Ave & MacDougal St), New YorkLears F. • November 9, 2015Craft happy hour and a nice bartender. A great place to chill.
Edgard G. • September 16, 2011Lori Leshner's Friday night class, best deal in town. Hot choreography and people!
- 7.4Martial Arts Dojo •34 East 23rd Street, 2nd and 3rd Floor (23rd street and Madison), New York
danielle p. • August 14, 2010Such an incredible workout and amazing staff. Eveyone should try this at least once!
Jan P. • July 10, 2020Best place to learn Modern Arnis (stick fighting), Tai Chi, and other arts in small, personalized classes run by world champion Sifu Doug Pierre.
Lori P. • May 29, 2012Fantastic selection of high quality piercings. And if they don't have it in stock they can easily order it
99U • April 22, 2014Boasting views of Central Park and kooky, high-design décor, Robert's cafe inside MAD is the perfect place to grab lunch or have a post-sunset cocktail. Open Daily: 11:30am-3pm, 5:30pm-12am
?Performing Arts •62 E 4th St (btwn 2nd Ave & Bowery), New York
Untapped Cities • August 24, 2012The DMAC has served many uses since its opening in 1889: dance and catering hall, theater and TV studio, for all sorts of people, including Andy Warhol and Francis Ford Coppola.
?Non-Profit Organization •20 Jay St (at Plymouth St.), Brooklyn
Laliam • May 11, 2011About to listen to a panel of change makers that are young African visionaries.
Jay S. • January 21, 2011They have a big collection of non-sappy yet non-kitschy greeting cards. Who ever said snail mailers had to have bad taste?
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