MuseumLower East Side

Museum on Eldridge Street

Neighborhood history is revived in rotating exhibitions at this restored Synagogue from 1887. Don’t miss the glorious starry night rose window by contemporary artist Kiki Smith.

Opening @ 10am TuesdayHours

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StayLower East Side

Nine Orchard

A former century-old Beaux-Arts-style bank has been lovingly restored into one of the chicest of hotels, offering plush places to eat, sleep, and drink in stunning views of Manhattan.

Eat & DrinkLower East Side

Michaeli

Don’t miss this Israeli-style bakery, loved by LES locals for their burekas, babka, challah. The real star? Rugelach.

Eat & DrinkLower East Side

Kiki’s

No reservations make the line at Kiki’s one of the longest in the LES. But wait, and you’ll soon be inside eating an unmatched Greek feast.

ShopLower East Side

Labor Skateshop

James Rewolinski founded this iconic skate store in 2012 on Dimes Square before it was Dimes Square. His mission is still the same - to serve the city’s skaters.