David Hill will continue today the tour of the historic and diverse neighborhood called the Lower East Side. This video is produced by New York Habitat ( http://www.nyhabitat.com )
Do not forget to watch the first part of the Video Tour of the Lower East Side ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHA_hz0tqBU
Be sure to check out video tours of other great neighborhoods of New York City as Soho http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPflq6u9YWk or Greenwich Village http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFa9ppu8fEY
The Lower East Side is located on the south-eastern side of Manhattan, outlined by Houston Street to the north, the East River on the east, Canal Street to the south, and Bowery to the west.
The Lower East Side is one of Manhattans storied neighborhoods. In the late 1800's, many working class immigrants arrived in New York and lived in the many tenement buildings in the Lower East Side. The Lower East Side has been called home by many different ethnic groups of the world.
Orchard Street used to be full of affordable and wholesale clothing stores. This street was even named "Bargain District". In the past ten years or so, though, the cheap stores have closed down to leave space to new designer shops, galleries and trendy restaurants and bars. The Bargain District continues to live on along Delancey Street but in a smaller form.
Furthermore, the Lower East Side is now a favorite place of many tourists and young-at-heart people who want to experience the New York City night life.
Café Falai at 68 Clinton Street is a nice Italian style coffee shop where you can have a hot cappuccino and croissant in the morning or a tasty dinner at night.
Across the street you can try brick oven pizza at San Marzano Pizzeria (71 Clinton Street), along with a nice glass of wine or beer.
The Orchard is another great restaurant located at 162 Orchard Street where you can find a mix of trendy European flavors blended in a New York-style meal.
Nightlife
You can choose among many restaurants of all kinds of international cuisine, or relax at any cafes with a cappuccino and croissant or dance and drink all night long in the many clubs and lounges of the area, which offer music and fun every night.
Check out the Mercury Lounge at 217 E. Houston Street where you can catch some fun rock bands almost every night. Arlene's Grocery at 95 Stanton Street is another entertaining place, which was originally a grocery store and is now a bar. Here you can see live music every night of the week. If you like dancing and want to have a blast, you should visit the Sapphire Lounge at 249 Eldridge Street, where you can dance to the rhythm of various world beats.
New York Habitat offers tons of apartments all over New York http://www.nyhabitat.com/new-york-apartment.html including many vacation rentals http://www.nyhabitat.com/new-york-apartment/vacation and furnished apartments http://www.nyhabitat.com/new-york-apartment/furnished all around the Lower East Side. People from around the world love to stay here because of the neighborhood's liveliness and diversity. When renting an apartment, you get much more for your money than when staying in a hotel; our vacation rental apartments feature more space, fully equipped kitchens and offer the feeling of being at home.
Take a look at this fully furnished studio apartment in the Lower East Side (NY-12086 http://www.nyhabitat.com/new-york-apartment/vacation/12086 ) which is situated on the 5th floor of a walk-up building on Rivington Street. This studio is furnished with a queen size bed and the living area is also equipped with a TV with DVD player and a stereo. The apartment also features a fully equipped kitchen.
This fully furnished 1-bedroom apartment in the Lower East Side (NY-12864 http://www.nyhabitat.com/new-york-apartment/furnished/12864) is on the 3rd floor of a 5-story lowrise apartment building. With a dining area and the convenience of a washer and dryer in the apartment, this would be the perfect place to stay during your time in New York City.
East River Park
The East River promenade will offer you plenty of attractions if you prefer to relax or play some sports. You can play football, soccer and baseball, tennis courts, a full size track and an amphitheater for public performances.
Brooklyn is a walk distance through the Williamsburg Bridge! You can also enjoy the view of Brooklyn across the East River.
You can find the article about the Lower East Side on the New York Habitat blog http://www.nyhabitat.com/blog/2011/02/28/video-tour-lower-east-side-part-2/
Thank you for you attention and we hope to see you soon in the Big Apple.
Do not hesitate to leave a comment in the comment section below and let us know what you think about this great neighborhood.
Can you do a video about a grocery store in manhattan im curious to see what its like
islas357 2 months ago
@islas357 That's a good idea, we could include a video shoot of one of the numerous NY typical " delis" !
NewYorkHabitat 2 months ago
Thanks David!
These videos are doing great American cities? Very good. Always looking at.
nagyzoltangabor 5 months ago
@nagyzoltangabor Thanks a lot Gabor ! We also have nice videos about Paris on our channel, feel free to check them out :)
NewYorkHabitat 5 months ago
David!
I really love America, but not in France. I watched the French video, liked it, but I like NY. Need more video from the streets of Harlem.
nagyzoltangabor 4 months ago
@nagyzoltangabor Hello nagyzoltangabor ! We already have a couple of videos about the Harlem neighborhoods such as Central & West Harlem, Hamilton Heights, or East Harlem that you can check out. We will try to add more soon :)
NewYorkHabitat 4 months ago