下东区
实用指南
待办事项：漫步闲逛，畅享美食，周而复始。为了在喧闹的街区中。获得最佳的赏玩美食体验，请将目光投向这些目标明确的行程，每次仅选择前往最热门的地点。
消磨时光的绝佳场所
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美食之旅
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Economy Candy
这家历史悠久的糖果店可以满足您对 Willy Wonka 的所有幻想，从地板到天花板，到处都是 Jelly Bellys 糖果、上等 Sky Bar 糖果和各种 Haribo 软糖
绝对不可错过的行程
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传奇之旅
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Russ & Daughters
纽约最具标志性的犹太熟食店之一，领取号码，然后耐心地等待薄如纸张的 Nova 和百吉饼. 如果 不愿等待，也可买罐鱼子酱. (您可以在街角的咖啡馆坐下 来吃午饭.)
Economy Candy
这家历史悠久的糖果店可以满足您对 Willy Wonka 的所有幻想，从地板到天花板，到处都是 Jelly Bellys 糖果、上等 Sky Bar 糖果和各种 Haribo 软糖
不可思议的购物体验
外出热门榜
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Scarr's
如果您的城市之旅中没有一家传统切片美食店，该是多么的遗憾?上世纪 80 年代名噪一时的披萨店重新开 业，其使用自行研磨的面粉制作披萨，味道新鲜，嚼劲十足，堪称全市最美味的披萨. 此外，店内销售的葡萄酒也非常棒
保姆休息日
下东区历史之旅
美味咖啡
午后艺术鉴赏之旅
漫长慵懒的周末早午餐
成为常客
餐饮美食店
团体友好型餐饮店
我们建议......
一家氛围活泼的酒吧旁边标志性的犹太熟食店。纹身店对面的健康食品杂货店。一家艺术画廊与一家点心店擦肩而过。在这个富裕的街区，只需在几个街区内随意闲逛，就能充分享受午后欢乐时光。
JaJaJa
A plant-based restaurant with the best vegan nachos in town and fresh-pressed juices in their tropical drinks.
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Nine Orchard
A boutique hotel with numerous dining options, all housed in beautiful neo-Renaissance building that was once the center of banking for LES Jewish immigrant communities, recently restored to the nines.
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Seward Park
Swing by, play some handball, or set your kids free on the splash pad during the summer months. If you’re lucky Mister Softee might show up.
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Kopitiam
An all-day Malaysian café with out-of-this-world nasi lemak, a rice dish topped with delicious fried anchovies, hard-boiled eggs, and homemade sambal.
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East River Park
Kramer may have taken a swim here, but we’d suggest just soaking in the view of Brooklyn from the waterfront pathway. Not to mention all the tennis and basketball courts, football, soccer, and baseball fields—there’s plenty of room to play.
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Sky Ting Yoga
Reserve a spot online, because classes fill up at the cult-beloved Sky Ting Yoga, known for down-to-earth teachers who make everyone feel welcome.
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Mr. Fongs
If you snag a booth at this neighborhood favorite bar, hold onto it all night and stay fueled by Fong’s coladas and pork buns.
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Coming Soon
The only home goods store like it. If you’re in the market for colorful glassware, a corn-on-the-cob stool, and oven mitts with eyeballs, you’ll find them here.
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Economy Candy
Fulfill all your Willy Wonka fantasies in this historic candy store, packed floor-to-ceiling with rainbow displays of Jelly Bellys, vintage Sky Bars, and every Haribo gummy under the sun.
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Bode
Emily Bode’s hand-sewn garments are made with antique quilts, while other pieces in her collections are inspired by vintage textiles and designs, all of which are quickly snapped up by fashion editors and celebrities.
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Dimes
Where you go for an acai bowl or glazed bacon BLT, depending on how your previous night went. You’re here for healthy-ish, hippie-ish food, but also for the people-watching.
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Ms. Yoo
A cocktail bar where the bumping soundtrack is almost as good as the Korean fried chicken (which is very, very good).
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Dudley's
An all-day Aussie café with a strong brunch menu and even stronger people-watching scene. Balance your grain bowl with a cocktail for best results.
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Bar Belly
Every neighborhood needs a $1 oyster happy hour, and this is where you’ll find it, plus live music on the weekend, so wear your dancing shoes.
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The Flower Shop
Decor that’ll transport you to the ‘70s and cocktails that’ll keep you out too late. When that happens, order the burger.
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Assembly NY
One of the Lower East Side's hippest mainstays. Venture into this bright, white-washed boutique for the trendiest in new and vintage clothing.
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Bar Goto
Order a sakura martini and okinomiyaki and be happy forever. Or until the coupe glass is empty. This sleek Japanese cocktail bar is one of the city’s best.
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Mel Bakery
A tiny bakery with sought-after sourdough in a city that takes its bread seriously. You can also buy local grains and beans.
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Top Hat
A whimsical boutique that yes, sells top hats, and so much more, like Japanese hairbrushes and baguette-shaped lamps.
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Cafe Grumpy
This is across from Seward Park for a reason. You’ll need an espresso after all that handball.
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Scarr's
An ‘80s pizza shop come to life and arguably the best pizza in the city, made with flour that’s milled in-house for the freshed flavor and incredible chew. Also: really good wine.
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Freemans
A dreamy oasis tucked into an alley with a cozy, cabin-upstate aesthetic—and a great spot to have private dinner parties.
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Tenement Museum
Tour historically restored family apartments in two preserved tenement buildings, or take the museum’s neighborhood and virtual tours, an engrossing journey into the past that shapes the area today.
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Essex Market
Pick up specialty groceries like imported cheeses from Fromaggio, fresh coffee from Porto Rico, and anything else your kitchen lacks at this historic market packed with vendors.
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Caffe Vita
A nook of a coffee shop for drive-by cortados and impulse croissants.
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Clinto St. Baking Company
A tried-and-true greasy spoon with fluffy pancakes and crispy hashbrowns.
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LES Ecology Center
Drop off compost or volunteer in the garden to support the wonderful environment work being done here.
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Katz's Deli
Needs no introduction. Pastrami sandwiches as big as your face and waiters who’ll tell it like it is. Stroll in at 11:30 a.m. if you don’t like waiting for lunch.
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Les Enfant de Bohème
Your local Parisian bistro that just so happens to be on the LES. Order the duck confit and pommes frites, but reserve all dramatic cigarette smoking for the sidewalk.
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The Sill
Only on the Lower East Side will you find a plant shop this stylish, stocked with succulents and fiddle leaf fig trees.
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Russ & Daughters
Take a number, then patiently await your paper-thin Nova and bagels from one of New York’s most iconic Jewish delis. Give in, get the tin of caviar. (You can sit down for lunch at the café next door.)
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Ernesto’s
Thin Iberico ham drapes over crunchy potato chips and the tone is set for the rest of the fabulous Basque dinner you’ll tuck into at Ernesto’s, one of the neighborhood’s newest and best-reviewed spots.
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Ivan Ramen
The critically acclaimed ramen shop that’s famous enough to have its own Wikipedia page—and episode of Chef’s Table on Netflix—is still going strong and now available for delivery.
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Ludlow House
The members-only outpost of Soho House has four (beautifully designed) floors where you can have intimate drinks or lively dinners, host events, or lean back and stargaze under the garden’s retractable roof.
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Krause Gallery
The art gallery with a sharp eye for up-and-coming talent, where you can buy NFTs alongside a resin candy heart sculpture that says “NOT DRUNK ENOUGH.”
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Nathalie Karg Gallery
A contemporary art gallery on a bustling Chinatown corner with boundary-pushing exhibitions.
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Susan Alexandra
Is it pop art or a handbag or a little bit of both? Susan Alexandra’s jubilant beaded bags and fruit-shaped earrings are spreading good cheer only.
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Christine Chin Spa
Models flock to this long-standing spa where estheticians get down to business (extractions) during these famously painful facials that pay off in a holy glow.
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New Museum
A sharply curated contemporary art museum that often features up-and-coming artists with provocative perspectives.
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Banzarbar
Looking to impress? Make a reservation at this intimate and secretive cocktail bar tucked above Freemans featuring beautifully crafted drinks and small plates.
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Wayla
A homestyle Thai restaurant that’s always packed, which you’ll understand once you have the platter of nam prik and lobster noodles. Make a reservation, on repeat.
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Sel Rrose
Oysters, mussels, lobster roll? This Parisian style oyster bar serves up a variety of seafood, craft cocktails, and wine. A calm oasis on a bustling corner and perfect spot for a pre-dinner meetup.
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