West Village is located with the Hudson River to the west and 14th Street to the north. With its stylish boutiques, meticulously maintained brownstone buildings, and lush green parks, it’s no wonder that people love to live… More
Like the neighborhood in general, the West Village dining scene is wonderfully diverse. You can enjoy a French bistro brunch at Bobo or Tartine, an omakasa dinner at Michelin-starred Kosaka, and a classic New York slice… More
The West Village has long been a haven for vintage-lovers. Even amid the influx of global brands—A.P.C., James Perse, Marine Layer, and Reiss, to name just a few—independent shops like The End of History, Left Bank… More
Hudson River Park, Cherry Lane Theatre, and Village Vanguard are a few of the West Village’s best-known cultural gems (we discussed them and several others here). Below are some lesser-known but just as highly regarded attractions…. More
The West Village is one of New York’s most photogenic, Instagram-worthy neighborhoods, with its chic shops, well-tended brownstones, verdant parks, and golden sunsets over the Hudson River. Add to that buzzy restaurants and a robust nightlife,… More
A.P.C., Arc’teryx, Diptyque, Intermix, James Perse, Maison Margiela, Rag & Bone, Sandro, and 7 for All Mankind are among the national and global brands with stores in the West Village. Plenty of independent shops (including the… More
French restaurants (Buvette, Boucherie) and pizzerias (John’s of Bleecker Street, Joe’s Pizza) are arguably the West Village’s best-known eateries, but the neighborhood has scores more worth discovering, offering everything from sushi to fish and chips, tacos… More
