Suggestions for Event near Chinatown, New York

Andrew C. • May 10, 2018Visited for a private event and is BEAUTIFUL!!!! I quickly walked thru the museum (since bathroom is downstairs, thru the exhibits) and all history readings seemed very in depth, plus many artifacts!!

Lower East Side Partnership • December 21, 2015Ludlow Studios x MM Gaman | Walk a mile in muralist and artist MM Gaman's shoes to Ludlow Studios where you can check out the art OR plan your next snazzy event!

Christina C. • July 26, 2023Nice downtown roofbar with indoor and outdoor areas. Inside hotel..drinks are good, went for private event

Easternculture S. • February 3, 2015The Book Store will have the Chinese New Year "Hui Chun (揮春）" Event from 1:30 PM to 5 PM on Saturday, Feb 7, 2015. Customers may benefit from free calligraphic couplet writing on this occasion.

Thanhyen N. • October 4, 2010Unique place to have a event - always good acts but weird vibe

Escape C. • August 9, 2018This place is a gem. Dim lighting, the decor and music sets an awesome lively vibe that makes you forget you're in NYC. Try the zuccini chips, greek salad, the spanakopita , grilled octopus . So good.

Sarah S. • May 9, 2015Truffle popcorn bar snacks and $1 oysters at happy hour. My fave pick for an early weekday cocktail (pay attention to specials)

S Marks The Spots • April 29, 2013Coolest bar in NYC. Dim lighting, cool music, hip crowd full of energy and a long list of “prescriptions”, i.e. amazing cocktails to choose from! Try the Bees Knees and the Almond Old Fashioned.

Maria • February 18, 2010Order the Gnocchi con funghi, tiramisu and a glass of wine. The candle lit basement is pretty cavelike and awesome.

Kevin C. • August 22, 2012Amazing food. Best in NYC. I lived in China for two years and NYC most of my life. Hands down best place to eat in NYC.

Melody H. • January 24, 2010Dim sum gets super busy around 11am on weekends, but worth the wait to come at noon when they bust out the goodies: snails, clams, tripe (along with the usual dumplings and shumai). So cheap, too!

Melissa R. • November 3, 2017An iconic New York meal, the whole peking duck. (And BYOB!)

Michelle C. • October 23, 2011Mexican in Chinatown; Try pulque (cocktail), tower of salsa and cactus salad

Sarene L. • July 25, 2010Favorite dish is always the scallops and snow peas. Fresh, crunchy green snow peas and savory scallops. Best, real-deal Chinese food in Chinatown.

Wesley B. • September 2, 2015Good mix of Chinese, Malaysian, Vietnamese, Thai, and Indonesian food. Bird's nest (crispy taro) awesome. Yum curry. ABC, durian red bean deserts. Tea and coffee.

The New York Times • November 29, 2011Recommended: Steamed juicy pork buns; steamed crab and pork buns; fried tiny buns; pork, ham, bamboo shoots and tofu-skin ribbon casserole; pork shoulder in honey sauce; sautéed eels with chives.

Jennifer Y. • May 29, 2021One of the last old school Canto diners around. Get a few dim sum dishes, but my favorite is actually the steamed fish to go. Never hurts to grab some zong too.

Victor • July 31, 2016Great place to work with free wifi and comfortable couches. There's bubble tea and many other dessert/snacks options.

Alex T. • May 17, 2017One of the best and most affordable spots for karaoke in the city. They have one of the largest selections of English and Chinese songs in NY

Sharon T. • March 7, 2016Large selection of Chinese and American music!