Suggestions for Building near West Village, New York

Mercedes G. • December 26, 2015A must if you are a Friends fan.

Jon S. • December 19, 2010this building was the facade of monica's apartment on 'friends'

Project Latte: a NYC cafe culture guide • August 29, 2014Different from their other shops, oddly-shaped nooks in soulless office buildings, this attractive corner West Village location offers dark-roasted Australian Niccolo & US-based Sightglass coffees.

IWalked Audio Tours • November 25, 2011This three-story 1866 Italianate brownstone is one of over 2000 historic buildings on this street. Sex and the City fans recognize this as exterior to Carrie's apartment. More info in blog. <LINK>

A.R.T./New York • February 17, 2012The Archive Building is fast becoming a home for the best experimental theatre in NYC. The New Ohio Theatre just moved in downstairs and tiny but influential IRT Theater can be found on the 3rd floor.

Scoutmob • November 28, 2011Greenwich Village's Jefferson Market Garden opened in 1974 on the site of a few historical public buildings. One was a women's prison. But that was conveniently left off their info placard.

Kathryn Y. • August 15, 2011This triangle is all that remains of a five story building owned by a Mr. David Hess, who had his property taken away through eminent domain to widen 7th Ave.

Greenwich Village Literary Pub Crawl • June 18, 2012You're building that has been 3 different literary bars! Curious, check us out this Saturday

Katie E. • June 28, 2016How the smaller studio building /never/ have robes & slippers? Smdh

Jonathan P. • November 3, 2010Uhm, if you want to know what it's like to sleep on the Titanic, this is the place. Also, did you know that survivors of the Titanic disaster actually stayed in this building right after?

IWalked Audio Tours • November 24, 2012Longest continuously run Off-Broadway theatre in NYC. The 1836 building was originally built as a brewery. "What's Love Got To Do With It" video filmed here. Full site history via<LINK>

Buford B. • May 30, 2012Established as bar 1864 in building from 1826. Allegedly oldest Greenwich Village bar and oldest gay bar (since 1950s). Site of gay activist 'sip ins' in the 1960s.

Sarah B. • June 30, 2011Yes there are tourists, yes there are bums, but grab some cheese from Murray's and look up just at the fountain & surrounding buildings- feels like you are somewhere in Europe

Chad H. • June 14, 2016they have really been building out their roster of flavors as of late - pictured is special flavor blueberry yogurt oat cookie on top of newly-permanent fluffernutter crunch

John S. • July 15, 2014The entrance is through a garden on a side street while they're doing construction work on the building.

Andrew H. • June 13, 2012The narrowest building in Manhattan, it used to be an alley.

John A. • November 20, 2014Cool 8th Avenue location in converted building. Great staff and excellent coffee and chocolate chip cookies. Free WiFi. Environmental friendly packaging.

Kyle D. • December 13, 2015The food and endless mimosas and margaritas for Sunday brunch does not disappoint. The building itself is nice also.

Untappd • September 14, 2013This is an amazing place to hang with group friends due to the large space throughout the old-style building. The beer are all made especially for Houston Hall!

Nicholas W. • July 31, 2014Used to be the old Bleecker street Records- still some of the old building in use, records turned into walls and the table made out of recycled record covers!! It's spacious, clean and brand new! Go!

Tom M. • May 4, 2013A great hot dog----but you need to try one soon, the place will be closing----the building has been sold and new owner wants different shops

StonehengeNYC • November 30, 2011Le Petit Puppy may have the cutest pups in the city. If you're looking for a pet-friendly rental building in the West Village/Chelsea area, check out the Stonehenge Gardens on 15th and 6th.

Royston S. • July 7, 2013Great place to come at night... the buildings are all lit... nice and cool... the view is truly amazing!!

Dave • November 30, 2015I like that the bar seemed to be sagging into the foundation of the building. Makes the drinks taste better.