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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.
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BakeryLower East Side

Elbow Bread

One of New York's most admired bakers finally brings us her very own corner shop featuring game-changing bread, pastries, and cookies.

RestaurantLower East Side

Bacaro

A Venetian wine bar made for falling in love over cicchetti, pasta, and another glass of wine after a long afternoon of gallery hopping.

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.

RestaurantLower East Side

Little Canal

Catch a little whiff of California in the center of Dimes Square. Locals flock to this corner spot for coffee, cocktails, and Hangover Wraps before (or after) hitting the galleries of Henry Street.

BakeryLower East Side

Elbow Bread

One of New York's most admired bakers finally brings us her very own corner shop featuring game-changing bread, pastries, and cookies.

RestaurantLower East Side

Bacaro

A Venetian wine bar made for falling in love over cicchetti, pasta, and another glass of wine after a long afternoon of gallery hopping.

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.

RestaurantLower East Side

Little Canal

Catch a little whiff of California in the center of Dimes Square. Locals flock to this corner spot for coffee, cocktails, and Hangover Wraps before (or after) hitting the galleries of Henry Street.