Designer Kazushi Ota retails his clean, modern looks (as seen at Barneys and Urban Outfitters).
Immaculate Spanish baths luxuriating across three cast iron floors.
  • Annelore 
  •   Tribeca  
  • Designer, Women's, Work Chic
  •  $$$ 
Juliana Cho shows off her classic, original designs at this boutique and atelier.
Industrial chic, fresh art, and an indie-friendly playlist—we'll have another, thanks.
  • AOA 
  •   Tribeca  
  • American (New)
  •  $$$ 
Big, casual (new) American spot with ribs, burgers, beers, and the occasional supermodel.
  • Atera 
  •   Tribeca  
  • American (New), Molecular Gastronomy
  •  $$$$ 
Forage fest via the elegant tasting menus of Portlandia export Matthew Lightner.
  • B Flat 
  •   Tribeca  
  • Clandestine
  •  Open 
Noteworthy subterranean hang keeping Tribeca hep.
Über communal fare. Make a play date for Axel and Hermoine in Gstaad, for sure.
  • Bouley 
  •   Tribeca  
  • French
  •  $$$$ 
Men in black dropping Bouley's masterful French. Get élégant.
Highbrow mixology, let us know when it's time to dust off the antique bottles on the upper shelf.
Yummy affordable bites, buzzing late into the night.
Bouley teams up with an Osaka cooking school for a seriously OCD temple to Japanese cuisine.
Everything's popping at this champagne mecca. Be careful or you'll put your eye out.
  • Bubby's 
  •   Tribeca  
  • American
  •  $$ 
They come by the droves for celeb-studded Sunday brunches.
President Lula's favorite drink and cheap, delicious Brazilian tapas.
Jersey hordes in the house, but discreet famous faces still rock all night.
  • Centrico 
  •   Tribeca  
  • Mexican
  •  $$$ 
Tribeca big-box Mexican via Nobu guru Drew Nieporent.
Primp and preen with models on the make, all worshipping the profane.
  • Church Street Surplus 
  •   Tribeca  
  • Belts, Ties + Cufflinks, Denim, Laid-Back Casual, Men's Clothing, Shoes
  •  $ 
Thrift fave flying mostly under the radar for fifty years.
For hearty cooking in an elegant old-school setting, you can't fight City Hall.
  • Corton 
  •   Tribeca  
  • French
  •  $$$$ 
Ambitious replacement for much-loved long-runner Montrachet.
Bare-bones in Tribeca. No amenities, no nightlife; spend your stay studying the World Trade Center rebuild.
Steakhouse for a new millennium: The times they are a changed.
Duane Park Café dumps the “café,” glitzes up. Southern Manhattan goes Southern.
  • Edward's 
  •   Tribeca  
  • French
  •  $$ 
Access Perk!
Sweet brasserie space, out to make you a regular.
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