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RestaurantLower East Side

Eldridge Street Store

A tea shop serving up boba by day and Fujian-style peanut noodles into the wee hours run by downtown kids with connections to the skate community.

Photo by Effie Liu for Beholdr

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Routes and collections this place belongs to

Factory Tamal

CollectionLower East Side

Where to Eat

If you ask us, New York’s best food is downtown. Hungry?

19 VENUES

In The Area

GalleryLower East Side

Heft

Where artists stare into the dreams of generative code, AI, and emerging technologies.

BarLower East Side

Beverly's

Come for the exhibitions or zine fair at this artist-built nightlife institution, stay for the DJs. Evenings dissolve into dancing under its purplish-pink light, and somehow it's four hours later.

BarLower East Side

Attaboy

If you live downtown, you’ve probably walked past the entrance of this iconic speakeasy countless times. Inside, it has low lights, a long bar, and bottle-lined brick walls. It’s inspired hundreds of imitators, but it’s still home to the best mixologists in the city.

Alternative SpaceLower East Side

601Artspace

Young curators get free rein at this Eldridge Street nonprofit to make shows about social justice, memory, and whose stories get told.

GalleryLower East Side

Heft

Where artists stare into the dreams of generative code, AI, and emerging technologies.

BarLower East Side

Beverly's

Come for the exhibitions or zine fair at this artist-built nightlife institution, stay for the DJs. Evenings dissolve into dancing under its purplish-pink light, and somehow it's four hours later.

BarLower East Side

Attaboy

If you live downtown, you’ve probably walked past the entrance of this iconic speakeasy countless times. Inside, it has low lights, a long bar, and bottle-lined brick walls. It’s inspired hundreds of imitators, but it’s still home to the best mixologists in the city.

Alternative SpaceLower East Side

601Artspace

Young curators get free rein at this Eldridge Street nonprofit to make shows about social justice, memory, and whose stories get told.