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Shopping Paradise, Art Galleries, and Restaurants
SoHo (SOuth of HOuston – pronounced How-ston) is another NYC neighborhood filled with the best shopping and restaurants. Traditionally known as a haven for artists and their lofts, it has become more upscale over the years and a much sought-after place for New Yorkers to live.
Things to Do
New York Fire Museum (278 Spring & Watts St) – renovated 1904 firehouse, with fire-related artifacts: painted leather buckets, helmets, parade hats and belts, tools, hand pumped fire engines. $5 adult/$1 children (suggested donation)
New York Earth Room (141 Wooster, Houston/Prince) – Free. Many NY-ers consider this a hidden gem. Called an “installation,” or exhibit, 140 tons of sculpted soil (22 inches deep) filling 3600 sq ft of a 2nd floor gallery. No photos allowed. Wed-Sun, 12-6pm (closed 3-3:30pm). Around the corner is the…
Broken Kilometer (393 W Broadway, same artist). Ask kids to guess how many brass rods they see lying on the floor.
Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art (MOCCA, 594 Bway, Houston/Prince) – Adults $5, kids under 12 free
Choco-Story New York – New in 2017! New York’s first ever chocolate museum by Jacques Torres!
Recommended Restaurants
Balthazar (80 Spring St, Bway/Crosby) – French bistro, great for brunch, lunch, dinner. Authentic French décor and a city hot spot.
Dos Caminos SoHo (W Bway/ W Houston) – Mexican, outdoor patio for people watching and homemade guacamole and delicious margaritas.
Lure Fishbar (142 Mercer and Prince) – Nouveau seafood. Décor is very well done and you feel like you’re on a yacht or cruise ship at sea.
Raoul’s (180 Prince St) – casual and elegant French, adorable outdoor garden, great date place
Downtown Cipriani (376 W Broadway, Broome St) – Italian. Go for the scene and atmosphere, not really for the food. Great heated outdoor sidewalk for people watching and upstairs, is a hot bar/club that looks like an exclusive ski-resort lounge.
SoHo Park (62 Prince St, Lafayette) – outdoor, casual restaurant/garden perfect for drinking a few beers with old friends and with picnic style tables, great for kids.
S.O.B.’s (Sounds of Brazil, 204 Varick Street at W Houston) – night spot, club, live music for samba and salsa.
Kenn’s Broome Street Bar (363 W Bway, Broome St )– laid back scene, closest to a dive bar in SoHo, know for their burgers served on pita bread.
Shopping
There are hundreds of fabulous stores winding the streets of SoHo. For shopaholics, just weave the streets bound by Broadway, Grand, W Bway and W Houston. Those quaint streets have more stores than most cities.
- Upscale – Dolce & Gabbana, Prada, Miu Miu, Louis Vuitton, Marc Jacobs, Catharine Malandrino, Coach, Burberry, Kate Spade, Jill Stuart, John Varvatos, Ben Sherman.
- American Chains – H&M, J. Crew, Banana Republic, American Eagle, Bloomingdales (not the main store), Steve Madden.
- Apple Store (Prince St.) – famous hip interior and sleek layout.
- Athletic/Casual – Patagonia, Burton Snowboards, Diesel Denim Gallery
- House/Home Stores – Armani Casa, Room and Board, Bo Concept
SoHo and NoLita Chic Boutique Shopping Tour
Shop quaint NoLita and bustling SoHo, NYC’s hottest shopping and celebrity-spotting neighborhoods. Highlights include trendy shopping, the architecture of the Cast Iron Historic District, unique boutiques, neighborhood trivia and celebrity gossip. Tour highlights include: the hidden gems of both SoHo and NoLita, boutiques frequented by celebs, stylists and fashion insiders, NY’s secret trend-launching stores, a one-of-a-kind food shop, and photo opportunities of Cast Iron Architecture.
SoHo and NoLita Chic Boutique Shopping Tour Ticket Options:
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- SoHo and NoLita Chic Boutique Shopping Tour
- Friday 1:30 pm, and Saturday 11:00 am, Sundays at 12:00 pm, 2 1/2 hour tour
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SoHo Hotels
Boutique Hotels New York City – SoHo NYC
SoHo Grand Hotel NYC
From: $233
Luxury, style, class, and a touch of old fashioned New York chic are standard in every guest room at the Soho Grand Hotel. Perks include free bicycles, wireless internet access, silk bedspreads, private CD libraries, 24 hour room service, business and fitness facilities. Check out the Grand Bar & Lounge (year round), The Yard (May-Sept) with outdoor chaise lounges, cocktails, beautiful trees and foliage.
- Discount Rates: SoHo Grand Hotel
- 310 W Bway, Grand/Canal
- Sister Hotel: Tribeca Grand
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Mercer Hotel NYC
From: $707
The Mercer is Soho’s foremost luxury hotel – offering 75 guest rooms on six floors of a landmark Romanesque revival building in one of New Yorks most exclusive neighborhoods. The first hotel to offer an authentic taste of loft living, the Mercer is both home and hotel and offers an extensive list of luxurious guest services.
- Favorites: Mercer Kitchen Restaurant, Lobby Bar
- Discount Rates: Mercer Hotel NYC
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The James Hotel
From: $289
The modern and new James Hotel is packed with amenities including their lush Urban Garden, all-glass Sky Lobby and very exclusive rooftop deck and pool with river-to-river Manhattan views, rooftop yoga, free bicycles, a kids program and just about anything else you might want.
- Discount Rates: The James Hotel
- 27 Grand St., New York City, NY 10013
- Sister Hotel: The James New York NoMad
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Nolitan Hotel SoHo – Complimentary bikes, skateboards and gym membership
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Hampton Inn SoHo
From: $96
The Holiday Inn Soho Downtown Manhattan New York City offers well appointed and spacious rooms, including satellite television, high speed internet access, CD radios, three-way calling, and work desks.
- Discount Rates: Hampton Inn Manhattan-SoHo
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Subways
- C, E to Spring St,
- B, D, F, V to Broadway-Lafayette,
- N, R, W (yellow) to Prince
- 6 to Bleecker
- General Address: 139 Spring St, NY, NY 10012
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