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Most people agree that Downtown starts at 14th street
and then heads south toward Wall Street and the South
Street Seaport. This area includes the ever popular
Greenwich Village or "the village" which is
home to some of the most hip and influential restaurants,
bars, and clubs throughout the city. If you enjoy cultural
variety, then a visit to Greenwich village is a must.Additionally,
Downtown also includes Soho/Tribeca whici is also one
of New York's trendiest areas. Soho is possibly the
top residential spot in Manhattan, which often reflects
the high cost of living seen there. Soho is home to
many specialty shops and museums, including, Dean &
Deluca, The New Museum of Contemporary Art, The Museum
of African Art, and the Soho branch of The Guggenheim.
Of course, there is also the wall street district that
cannot be missed.
"Synonymous with financial power since billions
change hands daily on the floor of the Stock Exchange
on the corner of Wall and Broad Streets. Visitors can
view the financial frenzy from a balcony, and get insight
into high finance from videos and in teractive displays,
even use terminals to check in on your portfolio --
though jumping out the windows is discouraged. The street
gets its name from the wooden wall erected by the Dutch
burghers in 1653 to defend the colony. "
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from OnlineHighways.
Popular Restaurants: From In-NewYorkMag.com
Acappella | Northern Italian
1 Hudson St. 212-240-0163.
Traditional favorites--veal, rack of lamb, chicken,
lobster, fish, and homemade pasta--are delicioso. Lunch
Mon-Fri, dinner Mon-Sat.
Layla | Mediterranean Fusion
211 W. Broadway 212-431-0700.
In a festive, exotic setting that was featured on Sex
and the City, tasty cocktails quench, Chef Frank Proto's
famous prosciutto-wrapped monkfish tantalizes...and
belly dancers gyrate! Dinner Mon-Sat.
Payment: AE, DC, MC, V
Montrachet | French
239 W. Broadway 212-219-2777.
Sumptuous, special-occasion meals and superb wines have
been trademarks of Drew Nieporent's charming, revered
retreat for nearly 20 years. Lunch Fri, dinner Mon-Sat.
Payment: AE, MC, V
Nobu | Japanese-Peruvian
105 Hudson St. 212-219-0500.
Setting the gold standard of new Japanese cuisine, Chef
Nobu Matsuhisa creates magical tastes, eye-catching
presentations, and gastronomic adventures. Lunch Mon-Fri,
dinner Mon-Sun.
Payment: AE, MC, V
Pico | Portugeuse
349 Greenwich St. 212-343-0700.
Chef John Villa's signature dish--a delectable roasted
suckling pig--is divine, especially when paired with
a glass of wine from the remarkable list in this romantic
eatery. Lunch Mon-Fri, dinner Mon-Sat.
Payment: AE, D, DC, MC, V
TriBakery | Bakery
186 Franklin St. 212-431-1114.
Nothing beats the aroma (or taste) of freshly baked
breads and sweets at this cozy, casual TriBeCa cafe.
Breakfast, lunch Mon-Sat.
Payment: AE, D, MC, V
Tribeca Grill | American
375 Greenwich St. 212-941-3900.
The DeNiro-Nieporent collaboration that helped put Tribeca
on the map. Great food, wine list, and people-watching.
Winner of the prestigious 2002 Grand Award from Wine
Spectator Magazine. Lunch Mon-Fri, dinner Mon-Sun, brunch
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