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Kelly B. • April 16, 2013Cool little event spot right on the corner of Bowery & Kenmare that can be used for just about any kind of event!
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7.35 Spring St (btwn Bowery & Elizabeth St), New York
HashtagNYU • January 6, 2016The second floor of the historical Puck Building is home to Wagner's gallery and event space — free for all NYU students!
Dens • June 21, 2010You should reserve tix online, but the games we saw weren't packed. Don't miss the backroom: PS3, mini goals, Guatemalan dance party. Oh, and those Dyson fans they have all over the place? $350 each!
Porfirio P. • July 30, 2011The Spot is the place to be...do not miss it tonight is the last night of this great event curated by Remezcla.com for Heineken
Sienna Ray • November 26, 2012Come visit our holiday PopUp Boutique! Holiday treats, warm apple cider, weekly fashion events & of course fabulous handbags. Personal shopping & VIP services available "A Man's Guide to Gift Giving."
9.2235 Mulberry St (btwn Prince & Spring St), New York
Konstantin • May 30, 2017All time favorite. Amazing food. The pizza here is something different. Vodka pizza #1. Mozz sticks. Pasta A+
HashtagNYU • July 7, 2016Amazing sit-down restaurant with even more amazing pizza. Make sure to get the Nutella calzone for dessert. Seriously.
8.7380 Broome St (at Mulberry St), New York
Ali R. • June 12, 2013Hands down one of the top veg places in the city. Get the steamed veg dumplings, tofu teriyaki, or yaki soba. And love their wild ginger ale!
Condé Nast Traveler • August 19, 2016You come here for the killer wine list (even by the glass, there are special options), the awesome soundtrack and the spot-on wood-fire oven pizza.
Florent D. • August 30, 2015Great Flowers, great Limocello, keep some room for deserts too
HOBNOB Magazine • April 6, 2015Stop in for a cocktail and the Lamb Ribs, and rub elbows with a cool crowd.
Reinaldo D. • June 30, 2014Probably the best dinning experience I've had in NYC, first time trying New Zealand cuisine and loved it. The flavors are different and exotic, the 10 course tasting menu is phenomenal, A must have!!!
Diarmuid M. • August 19, 2011The best way to enjoy New York is by walking its streets, but the only way to taste New York is by eating its pizza.
Irena P. • January 12, 2020Chiken breast, egplant, tomato skewers are my favs! And also black sesame ice cream ;)
7.5202 Mott St (btwn Kenmare St & Spring St), New York
Geoffroy B. • July 27, 2014New kid on the block! The ratatouille is fresh. The lamb chops with potato gratin is delicious. Nab the table on the edge of the room and you'll feel like you're sitting outside. Or just sit outside.
7.4284 Mulberry St (btwn Houston & Prince St.), New York
Kat • June 24, 2012Get paella, obviously, but don't miss the bocata de calamares. And wash it all down with a clara, half-beer, half-Fanta limon
Kelly C. • June 9, 2014Everything was delicious and not just saying because it was a 2am bite. Margerhita pizza, gnocchi and bruschetta all winners. Cash only. Picnic tables outside dining.
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