This ’80s-era establishment is still going strong! Odessa wins the heart of old and young residents alike for the comfort food and 24-hour service on weekends.
This wine bar and cevicheria spot offers a trip to South America by way of the palette. A strip of seating at the bar makes for an intimate setting as patrons dine on ceviches.
Feature dishes: Züricher Geschnetzeltes (a sliced veal cutlet in a creamy mushroom sauce) and Kaiserschmarrn (chopped, fluffy German pancakes with raisins served with applesauce).
Also known as 7B for its location on Seventh Street and Avenue B. Standouts: the U-shaped bar , the old-time photo booth, the arcade games and the jukebox.
Don’t expect a grand facade and entryway at the No Malice Palace, but it’s the nondescript appearance that adds to its charm. It’s equipped with a bar, lounge and dance floor and backyard garden.
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights, you’ll be hit with the mellifluous sounds of ’80s tracks perfect for dancing to on the small dance floor until the break of dawn.
With items running the gamut from high-end to locally designed, one is bound to find dresses, pants, shades and shoes on an affordable price spectrum.
Venture a tiny bit out of bounds and you’ll stumble upon Odin. The high-end menswear boutique carries designers like Thom Browne, Junya Watanabe and Bespoke.
This year-round greenmarket sets up shop at Tompkins Square Park every Sunday. Products such as glass-bottled milk, farmstead cheese, orchard fruit and honey can be bought here.
This acclaimed, longtime community spot is prime if you want to spend a Wednesday or Friday night immersed in some spoken-word while imbibing an alcoholic beverage or two.
