Ruby’s, an Australian hole-in-the-wall, is one of the best spots in all of downtown. Its burgers are some of the best in New York. Try the Brontë burger with crispy fried Brussels sprouts. Read more.
Emporio is where diners go for a more authentic Italian experience, offering seasonal Italian fare with local produce and wood-fired pizza. The bar has free Italian snacks and a tasty Aperol spritz. Read more.
Rintintin is a European-style cocktail bar that pumps out drinks for its eccentric clientele. No matter your nationality, Rintintin is where to duck in for a classy nightcap. Read more.
Spring Lounge represents the New York attitude. This place knows its identity and flaunts it. A rotating craft beer selection and free bagels are among the many elements that keep locals coming back. Read more.
This restaurant specializes in spicy margaritas. Soak up the booze with fine eats like a mixed veggie and burrata board, smoked chicken with roasted potatoes, and seared scallops. Read more.
St. Pat’s is the oldest Roman Catholic cathedral in the city, complete with beautiful early-19th-century architecture and regular services in English, Spanish, and Chinese. Read more.
This contemporary art museum on Bowery is hard to miss with its stunning architecture and a rotation of diverse exhibitions. The artistic community of NoLIta radiates from here.
