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HotelLower 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.
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In The Area

RestaurantLower East Side

Corner Bar

Classic New York bistro energy meets pearly Parisian charm. This effortlessly upscale spot inside the Nine Orchard Hotel is the place to sip martinis, slurp oysters, and imagine you're back in Gilded Age New York.

Home Goods & Design StoreLower East Side

Coming Soon

Part homeware store, part gallery: a riot of color and collectible design — wavy mirrors, resin chairs, candles that twist toward the ceiling.

Skate 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.

BakeryLower East Side

Michaeli Bakery

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

RestaurantLower East Side

Corner Bar

Classic New York bistro energy meets pearly Parisian charm. This effortlessly upscale spot inside the Nine Orchard Hotel is the place to sip martinis, slurp oysters, and imagine you're back in Gilded Age New York.

Home Goods & Design StoreLower East Side

Coming Soon

Part homeware store, part gallery: a riot of color and collectible design — wavy mirrors, resin chairs, candles that twist toward the ceiling.

Skate 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.

BakeryLower East Side

Michaeli Bakery

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