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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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Photo by Greg Navarro for Beholdr

In The Area

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.

BarLower East Side

Parcelle

Nothing sparks post-exhibition musings more than a good glass of wine. Follow the emerald doorway to this cozy wine bar. If you bed in long enough, you may as well get a burger, too.

MuseumChinatown

Museum at Eldridge Street

Be immersed in the Jewish history of the Lower East Side in this tenderly restored synagogue, where downtown artists weave the neighborhood’s past into shows and the building itself.

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.

BarLower East Side

Parcelle

Nothing sparks post-exhibition musings more than a good glass of wine. Follow the emerald doorway to this cozy wine bar. If you bed in long enough, you may as well get a burger, too.

MuseumChinatown

Museum at Eldridge Street

Be immersed in the Jewish history of the Lower East Side in this tenderly restored synagogue, where downtown artists weave the neighborhood’s past into shows and the building itself.