Opening Ceremony's East Village
Salon Shizen is one of Opening Ceremony's East Village.

1. Salon Shizen

627 E 6th St (Ave C), New York, NY
Hair Salon · Alphabet City · 1 tip

Alex B.Alex Benton: Humberto Leon: "This is an Opening Ceremony staple––so many of us get our hair cut here."

Obscura Antiques and Oddities is one of Opening Ceremony's East Village.

2. Obscura Antiques and Oddities

207 Avenue A (at E 13th St), New York, NY
Antique Store · East Village · 31 tips and reviews

Alex B.Alex Benton: Humberto Leon: "You can find a lot of cool antiquities at Obscura, ranging from Victorian handkerchiefs to taxidermy to beautiful photos."

Señor Pollo is one of Opening Ceremony's East Village.

3. Señor Pollo

221 1st Ave (at 13th), New York, NY
Peruvian Restaurant · East Village · 62 tips and reviews

Alex B.Alex Benton: Humberto Leon: "Our favorite rotisserie chicken place because everything has Peruvian flavor. They have great rotisserie chicken and sides, and there's a steak dish called lomo saltado that I love."

Kanoyama is one of Opening Ceremony's East Village.

4. Kanoyama

7.7
175 2nd Ave (at E 11th St), New York, NY
Sushi Restaurant · East Village · 98 tips and reviews

Alex B.Alex Benton: Humberto Leon: "Kanoyama is one of my favorite sushi places in the East Village."

Sao Mai is one of Opening Ceremony's East Village.

5. Sao Mai

7.5
203 1st Ave (btwn 12th & 13th St), New York, NY
Vietnamese Restaurant · East Village · 99 tips and reviews

Alex B.Alex Benton: Humberto Leon: "The sweet and sour soup is delicious; they put lily pod stems in there. They also make these steamed rice rolls that I love. When we take roadtrips, we'll order banh mis to go."

Minca is one of Opening Ceremony's East Village.

6. Minca

8.0
536 E 5th St (btwn Ave A & B), New York, NY
Ramen Restaurant · Alphabet City · 303 tips and reviews

Alex B.Alex Benton: Carol Lim: "You can have a traditional bowl of ramen, but what I like there is the tsukemen dipping noodles. They also have these bean sprout noodles that are super healthy."

Edi & The Wolf is one of Opening Ceremony's East Village.

7. Edi & The Wolf

102 Avenue C (btwn 6th & 7th), New York, NY
Austrian Restaurant · Alphabet City · 160 tips and reviews

Alex B.Alex Benton: Carol Lim: "It's super delicious and light Austrian food, which traditionally tends to be pretty heavy."

Boka is one of Opening Ceremony's East Village.

8. Boka

7.7
9 Saint Marks Pl (at 3rd Ave), New York, NY
Korean Restaurant · East Village · 208 tips and reviews

Alex B.Alex Benton: Carol Lim: "If you order ten pieces, half come sweet, and the other half spicy."

Tokio 7 is one of Opening Ceremony's East Village.

9. Tokio 7

7.9
83 E 7th St (btwn 1st & 2nd Ave), New York, NY
Vintage and Thrift Store · East Village · 30 tips and reviews

Alex B.Alex Benton: Carol Lim: "It's always a stop when I'm walking around East Village––there's always something you can find. And also sell."

Paul's "Da Burger Joint" is one of Opening Ceremony's East Village.

10. Paul's "Da Burger Joint"

7.1
131 2nd Ave (Astor Pl.), New York, NY
Burger Joint · East Village · 146 tips and reviews

Alex B.Alex Benton: Carol Lim: "For me Paul's is what you always want: a good ratio of fat to meat in the patty, a really good, nicely sized bun, and a good price."

Porchetta is one of Opening Ceremony's East Village.

11. Porchetta

110 E 7th St (btwn Ave A & 1st Ave), New York, NY
Sandwich Spot · East Village · 124 tips and reviews

Alex B.Alex Benton: Carol Lim: "Their pork sandwiches are amazing! If you're in the mood for it, there's just no better place for that sandwich."