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Building One

Designed by SHoP Architects & SLCE Architects
14-Stories
Unique folded-aluminum facade
Mixed-Use Space (residential, art gallery, bowling alley)
Interior design by DXA Studios

242 Broome

The Gutter

International Center of Photography

242 Broome Street

55 Units
Open layouts
Fitness Center, Entertainment Lounge, Landscaped Roof
Penthouses
1, 2, 3-bedrooms

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79 Essex Street

Downtown’s only bowling alley
12 vintage wood lanes
Mid-century decor
Full bar and kitchen
Live Music

79 Essex Street

40,00 Sq. Ft. of Gallery Space
Educational Facilities
Lower East Side is a hub of arts and creativity for NYC
New exhibits regularly

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Building Two

Handel Architects
25 Stories
Multi-layered facade that reflects sunlight
Mixed-Use Space (residential, two food markets, movie theater, urban farm)

The Essex

Regal Cinemas

Essex Market

The Market Line

125 Delancey St.

195 Units
Open Layouts
Kokobo Greenscapes
Fitness Center, Entertainment Lounge, Landscaped Roof
Penthouses
Studio, 1,2,3-Bedrooms Available
Luxury Rentals

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129 Delancey Street

State-of-the-art theaters with the latest movie technology
14-screen theater
Reclining seats, a cocktail bar and various concessions

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88 Essex St.

Historic market serving as a gateway to NYC’s rich culture since 1888
Lower East Side staple for fresh, quality and affordable food
35+ food and grocery vendors
New home is now 37,000 Sq. Ft.

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115 Delancey St.

Spanning 3 city blocks via sub-street tunnels
+150 Food, Art, and Music Vendors (
150,00 Sq. Ft.
Event Space

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Building Three

CetraRuddy Architects
14 Stories
Mixed-Use Space (residential, office space, food market, green space)
Landscape architecture by Future Green

One Essex Crossing

Essex Office

The Market Line

202 Broome Street

Opening Early 2021
Luxury Condominium
83 Units
Studio, 1,2,3-Bedrooms and Penthouses Available
Direct Access to The Market Line and Broome St. Gardens

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145 Delancey

174,000 RSF. of class A office space
Four floors
2,231 RSF roof terrace
Views of the Lower East Side and the Williamsburg Bridge
Access to The Market Line, Retail, and Broome St. Gardens

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Phase 2, Coming Soon

Spanning 3 city blocks via sub-street tunnels (once complete)
+150 Food, Art, and Music Vendors (once complete)
150,00 Sq. Ft. (once complete)
Event Space

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Building Four

Designed by Handel Architects
Future Green Landscape Architects
25 Stories
Mixed-Use Space (residential, office, retail, public green space, food market)

The Artisan

Essex Office

The Market Line

180 Broome Street

Opening Summer/Fall 2020
263 Total Units
Studios, 1, 2, 3-bedrooms
Landscaped Terraces (6th and 25th Floors)
Original artwork throughout

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155 Delancey Street

178,000 RSF. of class A office space
Four floors
3,456 RSF roof terrace
Views of the Lower East Side and the Williamsburg Bridge
Access to The Market Line and Retail

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Phase 3, Coming soon

Spanning 3 city blocks via sub-street tunnels (once complete)
+150 Food, Art, and Music Vendors (once complete)
150,00 Sq. Ft. (once complete)
Event Space

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Building Five

Beyer Blinder Belle Architects
15 Stories
West8 Landscape Architecture
Features original mural by ASVP Studio

The Rollins

Target

Trader Joe’s

145 Clinton Street

211 Units
Studios, 1, 2, 3 – bedrooms
Lobby concierge, outdoor terraces, lounge, fitness center
Plaza with playground designed by West8 Architects
Access to Target and Trader Joe’s

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400 Grand Street

Retail giant offering home goods, clothing, electronics, etc.
Entrance on street level

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400 Grand Street

Large variety of grocery and specialty items
Entrance on street level

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Building Six

Dattner Architects
15 Stories
Multi-Use space (residential, retail, community programs)

The Goldin Senior Apartments

Property Management for Essex Crossing

Grand St. Settlement Community Center

Lower East Side Partnership

Little Stars of Broome Street

NYU Langone Health

Hilltop Bicycles

Wells Fargo

175 Delancey Street

55+ Rental Apartments
Rooftop Gardens
Senior-Oriented Support Programs
Easy access to NYU Langone

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175 Delancey Street

Permanent leasing office location for all Essex Crossing developments
Located on 6th floor

175 Delancey St

Deeply rooted community organization for over 100 years
Lead community partner at Essex Crossing
Seniors oriented programming and services

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175 Delancey St

Resources for merchants, property owners, & residents of LES
Not for profit economic and community organization
4th floor

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175 Delancey Street

Providing quality education within a safe and nurturing environment
Aims to inspire, educate, and involve families in all domains of their child’s learning

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175 Delancey Street

The Joan H. and Preston Robert Tisch Center
55,000 Sq. Ft. multi-specialty facility
Over 30 exam rooms
4 operating rooms dedicated to orthopedic surgery
Features spine surgery and rheumatology services
Physical medicine, rehab services
Podiatry care center
Women’s sports medicine center

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175 Delancey Street

The friendliest cycling community
Hilltop’s 5th location, now open in Essex Crossing
Shop with in-store inventory, as well as warehouse
Offer home delivery
Repairs available in store

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242 Broome street

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You’ll recognize this 14-story building for its striking faceted facade. Apartments are characterized by gracious proportions and open-plan layouts, and the building also has its own fitness center, entertainment lounge, children’s playroom, and a landscaped rooftop garden.

International

The Gutter Bowling Alley

The Essex

115 DELANCEY STREET

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Located between Essex and Norfolk streets, this landmark 25-story building will offer apartments in a range of sizes, as well as office, entertainment and retail space on the lower levels, including a cinema and a multi-level shopping destination that will connect to the new Essex Street Market.

Essex Market

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The Essex: The Market Line

Regal Cinemas

One Essex Crossing

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This 14 story building will house 83 residential units with a below ground marketplace called the Market Line, shops at street level, offices on levels two through five, as well as shared terraces and a landscaped public garden on the mezzanine level above the market.

The artisan

The Market Line

The Artisan

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Residential, retail and office space will converge in this 25-story building, with a marketplace below ground called the Market Line, shops at street level, offices on levels two through five, and approximately 263 apartments above this, as well as shared terraces and a landscaped public garden on the mezzanine level above the market.

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The Market Line

The Rollins

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This 15-story building will offer a mix of studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments, as well as a 15,000 Sq. ft. park designed by West8 that will include a children’s play area. Amenities include communal terraces, a fitness room, a yoga room, a children’s playroom, a dog-wash room, bicycle storage and a resident’s lounge.

Target | 400 Grand Street

Retail giant offering home goods, clothing, electronics, etc.
Entrance on street level

Trader Joe’s | 400 Grand Street

Frances Golding Senior Apartments

NYU Langone Health Langone Joan H. & Preston Robert Tisch Center

Hilltop Bicycle

Grand St. Settlement Community Center

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Balvanera

152 Stanton St, New York, NY 10002

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The first project of Argentine Chef Fernando Navas, Balvanera represents the cuisine and spirit of Buenos Aires – porteña cuisine with influences from the dynamic regions of Argentina.

Barrio Chino

253 Broome St, New York, NY 10002

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Just a few blocks from Essex Crossing on Broome Street is Barrio Chino. A cozy Mexican restaurant with rustic Asian-accented decor serving classic Mexican fare with a long list of delicious tequilas.

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Benson’s

181 Essex St, New York NY 10002

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Opened in April 2015 by self-styled beer aficionados Annie Morton and David Peterson, Benson’s brings a laid back approach to finding something new or an old favorite you won’t find elsewhere. The relaxed atmosphere makes this the perfect spot for catching up with friends, or going out to make new ones. With over 40+ beers on offer, plus a great selection of hard cider and wine, there is something new for everyone.

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Cafe Medi

107 Rivington St, New York, NY 10002

Cafe Medi at the Hotel on Rivington describes itself as “the most Instagrammable, best Mediterranean in the L.E.S” and it’s easy to see why. With walls covered in tiled artwork, it feels like dining among an ancient Minoan fresco, and the food is just as beautiful. Go for coastal Mediterranean fare and excellent cocktails.

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Casa Mezcal

86 Orchard St, New York, NY 10002

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This restaurant specializes in food from the southern Mexican region of Oaxaca, and is also the home for Los Amantes – the high-class mezcal brand started by restaurant owners Guillermo Olguin and Ignacio Carballido. Understandably, they pride themselves on serving the best mezcal drinks in New York City, and who are we to argue?

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Dudley’s

85 Orchard St, New York, NY 10002

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Dudley’s serves cocktails and seasonal dishes for brunch, lunch and dinner that focus on unexpected but complementary flavors, all made with the finest ingredients – think burrata with pear and crushed pistachio, fries with truffled aioli, and crab linguine with chili, garlic, lemon and pangratto (grated bread).

Excuse My French

96 Orchard St, New York, NY 10002

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Tucked away on Orchard Street descend into an old school Parisian-inspired bistro. Excuse My French serves up specialty cocktails & European small plates so good you may find it hard to hold back the expletives.

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Formaggio Kitchen

120 Essex St, New York, NY 10002

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Formaggio Kitchen founders Ihsan and Valerie Gurdal are passionate about cheese, and everything that goes with it, travelling throughout the US and Europe to source the best products, as well as jams, honeys, mustards, vinegars, olive oils and cured meats. Many of the cheeses are hand-made and aged by some of the world’s most respected affineurs (cheese agers).

Gaia Italian Cafè

251 E Houston St, New York, NY 10002

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When you visit Gaia Italian Cafè, you’re in for a treat. We hope you are ready to enjoy an experience of purely authentic Italian cuisine that is not complicated nor pretentious, but simple and delicious, made with the love and passion of Milano, Italy!

Il Labortorio Del Gelato

188 Ludlow St, New York, NY 10002

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Dedicated to producing the very finest ice cream and sorbet, il laboratorio del gelato opened in August 2002 on Orchard Street in Lower Manhattan. With a growing list of almost 200 flavors, il laboratorio del gelato was born with the idea, as the name suggests, of being a custom “lab”, where chefs and caterers are encouraged and welcomed to work with to develop unique flavors for their individual menus.

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Ivan Ramen

25 Clinton St, New York, NY 10002

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Chef Ivan Orkin describes himself as a “Jewish kid from Long Island”, and also has big love for all things Japan – so much so that he moved to Tokyo and opened a ramen shop in 2007, which became one of the city’s top noodle destinations (quite a feat for a foreigner). Now he has returned to bring Ivan Ramen to New York. Slurp and enjoy.

Kat’z Delicatessen

205 East Houston Street, New York, NY 10002

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Establish in 1888, Katz’s Delicatessen began as a small neighborhood deli on Ludlow street. As the Lower East side transformed to the migration hub, Katz’s grew to be the neighborhood classic gathering spot. Friday nights were particularly popular as locals gathered to enjoy Franks and Beans. Now Katz’s is visited by thousands of NYC travelers who come to dine in the deli every year. We suggest you savor the pastrami!

Niche Ramen

172 Delancey St Street, New York, NY 10002

Chef Shigetoshi Nakamura from the coveted ramen shop Nakamura is at it again. But this time specializing in mazemen. Mazemen is brothless ramen but every bit as flavorful and delectable as traditional ramen.

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Ni Japanese

120 Essex St, New York, NY 10002

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Ni Japanese is proof that great things come in small packages. The tiny Essex Street Market stall has garnered a big fan base thanks to its exquisite Japanese vegetarian and vegan delicacies, such as brown rice balls, tofu skin rolls and Japanese-style coleslaw.

Pig & Khao

68 Clinton St, New York, NY 10002

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This Filipino-Thai fusion restaurant is not to be missed. Chef Leah Cohen has struck a chord with her adventurous and inventive dishes. Since opening their doors in 2012, Pig & Khao has quickly become one of the most beloved restaurants in the Lower East Side.

Russ & Daughters

179 E Houston St, New York, NY

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Founded over 100 years ago, the original Russ & Daughters shop began as push cart by Joel Russ who’s original goal was to cater to the needs of Polish and Jewish immigrants. He later purchased a storefront, and named it Russ & Daughters, to give his family a partner role. Still family operated, the business is known for smoked salmon and bagels. To cater to customers who typically waited in long lines, the business opened up a cafe 3 years ago, which houses all of the store’s classic dishes.

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SEL RROSE

1 Delancey St, New York, NY 10002

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Find a pocket of Paris in this Lower East Side cocktail and oyster bar, which is named after Rrose Sélavey – the female alter-ego of Marcel Duchamp. The interior is inspired by the moody romance of the French capital in the early 20th century, and the menu has daily fresh oysters, a full raw bar, and French-focused plates and cocktails.

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Soft Swerve

85B Allen St, New York, NY 10002

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Soft Swerve is not your regular soft serve destination–they offer unique flavor bases such as matcha green tea, black sesame, ube (purple yam), and of course the classic vanilla. That’s just the start with mouthwatering ‘Swerve Specials’ including the locally named Woodside (Ube Purple Yam Ice Cream, Toasted Coconut, Mochi) and Division Street (Black Sesame Ice Cream, Reese’s Puffs, Mochi, Chocolate Drizzle)

Sweet Chick

178 Ludlow St, New York, NY 10002

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Sweet Chick lives by three simple rules: great food, a cool vibe, and interesting cocktails at a great price. Along with some of the best fried chicken and waffles in New York City, they serve what they like to call American cuisine with a Southern accent: rustic but modern American comfort food and twists on classic dishes and cocktails, plus home-baked desserts that will make you feel like a kid again.

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Top Hops

94 Orchard St, New York, NY 10002

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Like Beer? You’ll love Top Hops, which is described as “a celebration of beer, and the good people who brew it”. It is a shop and tasting bar for craft and import beers, and also a cultural center, hosting a range of educational events, book signings, brewmaster visits and food pairings.

Trapizzino

144 Orchard St, New York, NY 10002

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Trapizzino was invented in 2008 by one of Rome’s most famous pizza legends, Stefano Callegari. He wanted to come up with a new way to serve classic dishes of the cucina romana, something that would make it fast to eat what is slow to cook.

Yonah Schimmel Knish Bakery

137 E. Houston St., New York, NY

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This cherished and tattered relic has been in the same Lower East Side spot since 1910 and was a pushcart before that. Proprietor Alex Wolfson, a Ukrainian immigrant, is a descendant of founder Yonah Schimmel, who helped popularize the Eastern European–inspired knish, thanks to his wife’s recipe. The enormous potato specimen is the top seller, steamed in a microwave and livened up with spicy brown mustard.

7115 by Szeki

157 Rivington St, New York, NY 10002

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A design studio with a mission to craft clever garments that become the most hard-working pieces in your closet for years to come. In 2010, 7115 was founded by designer Szeki Chan. After years of living in the bustling city of New York, Szeki set out to make the search for high-quality and functional basics more effortless.

Aedes Perfumery

16A Orchard Street, New York, NY 10002

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For over 25 years, Aedes Perfumery has been the Lower East Side’s go-to destination for fine fragrances, candles, and bath & body products. Many of which come imported from Europe.

Assembly New York

170 Ludlow St, New York, NY

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Founded by former gallerist Greg Armas in 2008 and 2015, Assembly New York & Los Angeles are forward thinking retail environments with an eponymous modern RTW collection for men & women. In addition to their own label, Assembly New York focuses on international and otherwise independent designers who maintain an emphasis on craft and design as an ethos, regardless of trend. Select archival vintage & art d’objet are interwoven through the collections to form modern narratives.

Bluestockings

172 Allen St, New York, NY

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Bluestockings is a volunteer-powered and collectively-owned radical bookstore, fair trade cafe, and activist center in the Lower East Side of Manhattan. They carry over 6,000 titles on topics such as feminism, queer and gender studies, global capitalism, climate & environment, political theory, police and prisons, race and black studies, radical education, plus many more! They host readings, workshops, performances, discussions and films almost every night.

BonBon NYC

130 Allen St, New York, NY 10002

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BonBon is a Swedish pick and mix candy & ice cream store in the Lower East Side. They have a wide variety of sour candies, gummies, licorice, chocolates, and more. Willy Wonka wishes he had candy this good!

Chillhouse

149 Essex St, New York, NY 10002

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All chill, with only the frills you actually care about. Your face deserves skin treatments with a zero-BS approach: attainable, straightforward and effective. Our Chill Face program is relaxation and results rolled into one comprehensive experience — that’s the #restingchillface way.

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Claw & Co, By Claw Money

101 Delancey St, New York, NY 10002

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Claudia Gold – better known as Claw Money – started as a prolific graffiti artist (you can see her signature claw motif all around the city), and has since established herself as a recognized artist, author, designer and fashion editor. Her shop in the Lower East Side sells vintage clothes and accessories, as well as Claw-customized clothes and artwork.

CW Pencil

15 Orchard St, New York, NY 10002

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CW Pencil Enterprise was founded online in November 2014 by Caroline Weaver, amateur pencil collector and lifelong pencil lover. Our NYC store was opened shortly after in March 2015. It’s our job to dig up the stories and origins of these objects and make them accessible to those who appreciate them for their functionality, beauty and history as much as we do. As simple as it may be, the pencil is something which despite advances in technology will never become obsolete. Whatever you may use them for, we want to make sure that you can have any pencil your heart, hand, or collection desires.

Economy Candy

108 Rivington St, New York, NY 10002

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Stop by Economy Candy to stock up on your favorites of our 2,000+ items, including chocolate covered graham crackers (with and without jelly), chocolate covered pretzels, jelly rings, bags of gummies, or that candy bar you just can’t find anywhere else.

Edith Machinist

104 Rivington St., New York, NY

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If you’re wondering where all of the Lower East Side girls get their gorgeous Jane Birkin-esque style, here’s the answer: Edith Machinist. Supercool vintage dresses, handbags and shoes (all well kept and in impeccable condition) are arranged by color at this store, with selections from the 1940s to the 1980s. Forgotten labels mix with vintage designer finds, including classic Chanel and early Marc Jacobs.

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Essex Street Market

120 Essex St, New York, NY 10002

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Essex Street Market is a one-stop culinary shop, where you can find some of the city’s best independent businesses. It began in 1940 as a new home for the Lower East Side’s pushcart vendors, and has since become a must-visit foodie stop, selling everything from artisanal pastries to freshly caught fish.

FLOWER GIRL

245 Eldridge St, New York, NY

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Since 2004 flower girl has been bringing lush and whimsical arrangements with a distinct edge to new york city. native new yorker Denise Porcaro founded flower girl over ten years ago, having come from a background in production design for film. flower girl arrangements always focus on what is available seasonally — flowers that evoke the vibrancy and changing seasons of New York City.

Reformation

156 Ludlow St, New York, NY 10002

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Being naked is the #1 most sustainable option. Reformation is #2. Eco friendly dresses, jumpsuits, two pieces, tops, bottoms, wedding dresses, tees etc.

The Sill

84 Hester St, New York, NY 10002

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This simple idea was the seed for what would become The Sill: a modern plant destination for the modern plant lover. Plants make us happier, healthier, more efficient and boost our creativity. They even clean the air we breathe. But all our modern city-living has us indoors a lot. So we thought: why not bring the outdoors in? We think everyone deserves to have their own personal plant oasis.

Top Hat

245 Broome St, New York, NY

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World traveler Nina Allen’s collection of whimsical trinkets, originally only available through her wholesale company, can now be obtained at her cozy Lower East Side store. Between poplar wood walls and glass cases, Allen displays discoveries from Europe, Scandinavia, Japan, Korea, Morocco, and India.

Tuza Jewelry

81 Hester St, New York, NY 10002

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Tuza is a Mexican brand based out of New York and Mexico City. From the beginning, it has worked tirelessly to go against the grain and be a part of the female empowerment movement by creating a community. The world is our demographic and through out the last four years within the industry Founder and Creative Director, Suzzan Atala has started to expand into other realms of design such as handbags and clothing.

Zarin Fabrics

69 Orchard St, New York, NY 10002

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Zarin Fabrics is the largest resource of discounted designer fabrics in New York City and the surrounding tri-state area. Established in 1936, this third generation family-owned business is a three-floor fabric wonderland stocked with thousands of bolts of upholstery and drapery fabrics.

Angel Orensanz Foundation

172 Norfolk St, New York, NY 10002

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The Angel Orensanz Foundation for the Arts was established in 1992 as an artistic and cultural resource open to artists, writers, thinkers and leaders from all over the world, and to the community around us.

Arlene’s Grocery

95 Stanton St., New York, NY

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Despite its name, Arlene’s Grocery has nothing to do with food—at least not anymore. In 1995, the former bodega and neighboring butcher was transformed into this bar and music venue that helped forge the thriving music scene on the Lower East Side. Known for booking bands like The Strokes before anyone had heard of them, Arlene’s continues to take risks on everything from singer/songwriters and country music to edgy hard rock groups.

The Bowery Ballroom

6 Delancey St, New York, NY 10002

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The brightest stars from the cutting edge of contemporary music (think college radio, not radio radio) are the Bowery Ballroom’s bread and butter—the high percentage of sold-out shows at this venue confirms that it’s the place to hear what’s happening. Bars on all three floors keep things buzzing before, during and after sets; this place feels so familiar it’s hard to believe it hasn’t always been here. Get tickets early, bring earplugs and stay all night.

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Clemente Soto Velez Cultural and Educational Center

107 Suffolk St, New York, NY 10002

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The Clemente Soto Vélez Cultural and Educational Center Inc. (The Clemente) is a Puerto Rican/Latino cultural institution that has demonstrated a broad-minded cultural vision and a collaborative philosophy.

Lesley Heller Workspace

54 Orchard St, New York, NY

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Lesley Heller Workspace is a contemporary art gallery in New York’s Lower East Side which primarily highlights the work of early and mid-career artists. The gallery opened in 2010 with a unique program of concurrent solo and guest curated exhibitions within two separate spaces in the gallery.

Metrograph

7 Ludlow Street, New York, NY 10002

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Metrograph is a unique experience of seeing prestigious films; of stepping into a special, curated world of cinema, a world of hospitality harkening back to the great New York movie theaters of the 1920s, as well as the Commissaries of the Hollywood Studio back lots, a world inhabited by movie professionals screening their work, taking meetings, watching films. It’s the ultimate place for movie enthusiasts.

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The New Allen

Allen St Corridor

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Not a lot comes for free in New York City, but street art? The Lower East Side has that covered. The New Allen is an art foundation created by Franco Noriega and Milan Kelez of the restaurant Baby Brasa, established to unite a collective of graffiti artists and muralists who are transforming Allen Street into a must-visit street-art gallery.

Piano’s

158 Ludlow St, New York, NY 10002

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Great mix of live bands and DJs in a space that’s a former piano store.

Tenement Museum

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The Tenement Museum preserves and interprets the history of immigration through the personal experiences of the generations of newcomers who settled in and built lives on Manhattan’s Lower East Side, America’s iconic immigrant neighborhood.

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