SOHO

 

World famous, the trendy neighborhood of Soho is composed of highly sought-after real estate and some of the hippest art galleries in Manhattan. This area has become synonymous with art galleries, trendy eateries, and fashion-forward boutiques. Yet despite an eagerness to be cutting edge, the area maintains much of its 19th-century charm. Many streets are still cobblestoned; numerous cast-iron facades give even the newest shops a Gilded Age grace.

 

With classic and modern lofts, charming apartments, and street vendors selling their art, this chic neighborhood is home to many prevalent members of the art community. SoHo’s charming streets, lively art scene, and fashion scene keep the neighborhood’s bohemian and earthy art style alive. Walk into your favorite dive bar, café, upscale shop or restaurant is a breeze. Start your day with an espresso at the popular Everyman Espresso café on Broadway and stroll down the district’s unique streets to pop in one of the many high-end fashion boutiques. After browsing one of the many art galleries, swing over to Mercer Kitchen and enjoy some of the best service and cuisine in the SoHo district. On the weekends, locals catch a film at the historic Film Forum featuring independent and foreign films throughout the year. Sunday mornings are topped off with a famous cronut from the popular Dominique Ansel Bakery on Spring Street.