East village

NYC East Village Guide The East Village of New York City is one of the neighborhoods of Manhattan that really does feel like a village. The buildings are shorter and older, and the hustle and bustle of midtown is left behind for a quieter, more tranquil type of atmosphere. The people feel closer, you’ll see groups of children walking on their way to school or the park, and overall, it’s just one of the best places to live in Manhattan. But just because it’s more residential doesn’t mean that…

Japanese, Mexican, Moroccan, Indian, Italian, Chinese, Burmese, and Pakistani — it’s all here in one of the best dining neighborhoods in the city

A guide of what to do in the East Village. I love this neighborhood because it has a little bit of everything and it still maintains its quirky vibe.

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Here's a roundup of more than 21 things to see, eat, drink, and explore in one of New York City's most dynamic neighborhoods - East Village.

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