Extremely unique place to spend the night in a most perfect West Village location. Twelve historic studios, stairs and cozy quarters. Stay at Incentra for a true NY expeience.

Organic loose teas and spices from around the world from this cozy shop.

Pressed and Italian style sandwiches for your picnic.

Enter this West Village gem from subtle side door and hang in the quaint garden. Great neighborhood vibe for three meals (and cocktails).

West Village French bistro. Every neighborhood needs a Le Baratin.

Simple Italian meals prepared with perfection. Comfortable and always bustling West Village charmer.

Self service, casual spots throughout NYC and Brooklyn. Serving foods influenced by the city of Xi’an, with a mix of Chinese and Middle Eastern flavors. Family owned and operated since 2005. The noodle dishes are a must.

Distinguished fine arts center founded in 1871. Private membership club with exhibitions sometimes open to the public. Center for fine arts, artists, collectors and art classes, all housed in magnificent Greenwich Village building. 

Since 1919, Gene’s has been serving complete dinners with relish trays and white tablecloths, with a Continental Italian touch. Authentic old school; waiters wear red jackets and serve abundant food at reasonable prices.

Began as a “modest meeting house” in 1915, Dante has evolved into an updated historic restaurant + bar. Italian small plates and interesting cocktails.

Crowd pleasing, Eastern Mediterranean food served in warm and comfortable dining room + bar.

Quality, accessible home goods.

Classic diner fare for breakfast and early lunch in the the heart of the West Village. Great escape from the gazillions of “brunch” spots in the ‘hood.

Old-world artisan chocolates made in small batches. Since 1923. Factory + store in Brooklyn, and several locations around Manhattan.

Made by hand, Argentine style ice creams and sorbets. Lively assortment of flavors ranging from hazelnut and chocolate chip to more exotic ginger, almond cream and dulce de leche.

Perfectly charming West Village restaurant serving three meals. About as charming and refined as it gets.

Farm-to-table serviced in air dining room. Even if you do not dine at Market Table; the corner of Bedford & Carmine will put you in the midst of charmingsville.

Straight-forward, filling foods that are deliciously enjoyed in bustling two-story space. Put you name on the list then come back an hour or two later.

Bright and cheerful West Village cafe that epitomizes  afarm-t0-table, neighborhood vibe. In-house baking.

Go inside Five Guys (burgers) and take the rear stairway to the second floor, where the former speakeasy Bleecker Heights Tavern once stood. Great views of the West Village in this elegant space.

Freshly roasted coffees sold in bulk at reasonable prices.

Perfect bagels; great for breakfast, lunch or a snack. Know your lox and smoked salmon before you enter the line and never asked for your bagel toasted.

Custom-designed pneumatic tubes produce the freshest cup of coffee on the market today. Amazing! Other locations available.

Plays homage to NYC of the 1940s. Charming luncheonette foods served including phosphates and egg creams, all served on an exceptionally charming West Village block.

Perfectly situated hotel full of history, across from Washington Square Park. Idilic Village location at fair prices. Enjoy breakfast in North Square and dine among the NYU community. Whether you opt for a large or small room, be sure you request a view of the street or city, rather than the inner courtyard.

Historic home for live jazz and blues in the heart of the West Village.

Located on the very western edge of the West Village at the Hudson River, The Jane oozes authentic charm. Completed in 1908 for the American Seaman’s Friend Society Sailor’s Home by the same architect who designed the Ellis Island immigration station; survivors of the Titanic stayed at the hotel in 1912. Well priced for the traveler who values experience over space, restored 50 square foot cabins with a single or bunks; communal baths; handful of larger quarters exist. Whether or not a guest of the Jane, hang at the rooftop bar and ballroom, if in fact they are open.

Relaxing, welcoming and extra charming West Village cafe. Lovely coffee, wine and snacks in modern woodsy setting. Jazz records play in the background and live jazz beneath. Large windows open to the streets; nearly perfect.

Sustainable organic coffee cafe on busy Sixth Avenue in Greenwich Village Central. Enjoy a sandwiches and pastry to accompany your beverage. Warm and friendly neighborhood vibe.

Speakeasy-style basement on bustling 7th Avenue. Cozy retreat with spectacular cocktails, live music often and a nearly perfect vibe. Look for the unassuming unmarked door.

Established 1838, chemists and apothecary carrying a huge selection of grooming and health items in well preserved shop. Explore the private label products and immerse yourself in the scents.

Fine independent bookstore located in the heart of Greenwich Village. Everyone is extremely knowledgable and passionate about literature.

Sultry subterranean speakeasy concealed behind an unmarked door. Expertly crafted cocktails.

Charming intimate cafe located in the west part of the West Village.

Warm and inviting coffee shop with lots of wood in the west West Village.

Perfectly charming and elegant Greenwich Village “baby grand hotel.” Location is nearly perfect; stroll to East Village, West Village, Washington Square Park, subways, Union Square Park very rapidly. Intimate accommodations perfectly detailed in classic French style. Lobby for contemplating, and visiting the bustling Margaux restaurant, cocktail bar and even an espresso bar.

Petite cafe serving excellent espresso and freshly baked Basque pastries.

Residential condominium designed by artist Julian Schnabel in the style of a Northern Italian palazzo with bold pink hues. Built atop a former horse stable in a sneaky West Village location between Washington and West Streets.

Charming Greenwich Village Provencal restaurant located steps from Washington Square Park. Locally sourced seafood and produce with Northern Africa touches.

Perfect Village diner open 24/7 to serve your needs. Extensive menu, great coffeecakes at the counter, homey decor and friendly service.

Reliable 24-hour Parisian bistro.

Bustling and friendly French gastrotheque on super-charming Grove Street.Open early for petite dejeuner to very late; short but well executed specialties. Cocktail menu witty and extensive. Sister restaurant in Pigalle, Paris.

Speakeasy situated behind Physic on Hudson Street. Late night food menu available.

Author of “Death and Life of Great American Cities” lived here.

“Compose” your own candy bag.

“Envisioned as cozy old world, shop….” now insanely long lines. Grab a red velvet cupcake, and carton of milk and sit in the park across the street.

Biscotti, pizza and bread all made by hand.

“Established in 2008 to encourage artistic innovation and provide a platform for progressive art of all media, featuring both emerging and established artists’ work.”

Stocks full array of Monocle products.

Experience, skill and craftsmanship.

Perfect in all senses… atmosphere, friendliness, interesting and varied menu, spectacular cocktails. Discover how many employees (other than the owner) attended UW-Madison.

Italian cuisine prepared with the freshest ingredients.

Varied menu served in intimate atmosphere. (A Little Wisco establishment).

Small European styled hotel with bathrooms down the hall. Rooms are small but value cannot be beat.