Eat & Drink
Yemen, the Birthplace of Coffee, Arrives in SoHo: The True Flavor of 'Mocha' Wins Over the East Coast
Walking along West Houston Street (90 W Houston St), the boundary between Manhattan's Greenwich Village and SoHo, you are stopped in your tracks by the rich aroma of deep spices and nutty roasted beans.
Naples Flavor in 90 Seconds: Custom Pizza Meets Italian Beer
SIMÒ PIZZA - UNIVERSITY, located at 75 University Pl in Greenwich Village, next to the New York University (NYU) main campus and Washington Square Park, is a leading pizza oasis offering New Yorkers the essence of authentic Neapolitan cuisine. Founded by Naples-born chef
Midtown Japanese Restaurant Wokuni's Broadway Location Offers $29 Tendon Lunch
We tried a weekday lunch at the Broadway location of Wokuni, a Japanese restaurant run by Tokyo Ichiban Foods, a Japanese restaurant company that operates a bluefin tuna farm. The lunch tendon is $29, and the tempura Inaniwa udon is $33. Lunch sets come with edamame, salad, a small appetizer and miso soup.
The Ark at 3 a.m. on W 4th St: Artichoke Basille's Pizza Feeds NYU Students and Jazz Club Crowds
Greenwich Village in Manhattan is where global capital collides with the artistic avant-garde. Leave the W 4th St subway station, turn your back on the night view of Washington Square Park and step into the alleys around MacDougal St, and you find an island in the city that grows livelier as the night deepens, stirring with the energy of youth
Fort Lee's Sloffy Gallery Serves Pour-Over Coffee With SEY Coffee Beans
Sloffy Gallery, a café on Palisade Avenue in Fort Lee, New Jersey, brews pour-over coffee with beans from Brooklyn specialty roaster SEY Coffee. The shop also serves teas and ceramics brought in from Korea along with Japanese wagashi sweets. We visited to check out the menu and the atmosphere.
A 1916 Pasta 'Guillotine' and 120 Years of Tradition: Raffetto's, a Hidden Gem on West Houston Street
West Houston Street marks the border between Greenwich Village and SoHo, two of the most capital-driven neighborhoods in the world. Amid a forest of modern glass-and-steel buildings and the roar of traffic, you push open the wooden door at No. 144 and