Noho, New York

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Noho is a triangular-shaped historic district in New York City, roughly bordered by Houston to the south, Broadway to the west, Bowery to the east, and Astor Place to the north. The name Noho comes from "North of Houston" and is a relatively new name for this area (probably by some enterprising real estate agent), sandwiched right in the middle of the Village in Downtown New York City. In fact, it is roughly equi-distant from the East River and the Hudson river and is surrounded by 5 distinct neighborhoods:

* East Village to the east
* Greenwich Village to the west
* Lower East Side to the south-east
* Nolita to the south
* Soho to the south-west

Noho is also serviced by 5 different subway lines (the B,D,F,V and 6 at the south end, and the 6 at the north end).

Noho, New York Landmarks 

Schermerhorn Building
376-380 Lafayette, corner Great Jones St
Built in 1889 on the site of the Schermerhorn mansion, was designed by Henry Hardenbergh, architect of the Plaza Hotel and the Dakota.

Bayard-Condict Building
65 Bleecker St
NYC's only Louis Sullivan building, built in 1899. An important building in the development of the skyscraper.

The Merchant's House
29 East 4th St
1832, built by Joseph Brewster, a hatter who speculated in real estate.

Samuel Tredwell Skidmore House
37 East 4th Street
Built in 1845. This 3.5 story brick rowhouse, built for Seabury Tredwell's cousin in 1845, is a perfect
example of the Greek Revival style.

Fun Shopping in Noho, New York 

Rafe
1 Bleecker St
Gorgeous high-end bags and shoes.
EDGE*nyNOHO
65 Bleecker St.
Fashion from 65 emerging designers.
Eye Candy
329 Lafayette St
Vintage-style jewelery and accessories.
Ghost
28 Bond St
Fabulous high-end fluid dress designs.
Screaming Mimi's
382 Lafayette St
Fashionable vintage clothing.
Zachary's Smile
Lafayette St
Noho outpost of Greenwich Village vintage clothing store.
Spooly D's
51 Bleecker St
Hard-to-find designer clothes including Tarsian & Blinkley from Afghanistan.
Classic Kicks
298 Elizabeth St.
Hip sneaker store.

Great Places to Eat in Noho, New York 

Great Jones Cafe
54 Great Jones St
Cajun food, good jukebox.
Bond St
6 Bond St
Upscale Japanese.
Noho Star
330 Lafayette St (corner Bleecker)
Chinese and American food. Perhaps the original inspiration for the area's name.
Acme
Cajun and southern food.
Bianca
Well priced Italian; great romantic atmosphere.
Butter
Very trendy part nightclub - part restaurant. Venue mostly likely to spot an Olsen twin.
Five Points
Mediterranean - highly recommended; very popular Sunday brunches.
Il Buco
47 Bond St
Mediterranean-American.
Colors
417 Lafayette Street.
Former workers from Windows on the World, the restaurant that was atop the World Trade Center.
Chinatown Brasserie
380 Lafayette St
Brand new bi-level restaurant with traditional Chinese food and designer Dim Sum from chef Joe Ng in the space of the former Time Cafe.
Bite
333 Lafayette St
Tiny sandwich bar on the corner of Bleecker and Lafayette with excellent sandwiches.
Sparky's
333 Lafayette St
Small organic hotdog/burger/fries joint.

Bars in Noho, New York 

Bleecker St Bar
58 Bleecker St
Sports bar, pool, darts, pinball.
288 Bar, AKA Tom and Jerry's
288 Elizabeth St (between Houston and Bleecker Sts.)
Local hangout bar.
Von
3 Bleecker St
Dog-friendly bar.
Manahatta
316 Bowery.
Restaurant and lounge with a red velvet rope.

Off-Broadway and Theaters in Noho, New York 

Bouwerie Lane Theater
330 Bowery (corner Bond St)
Home to Jean Cocteau Rep.
Gene Frankel Theatre
24 Bond St
45 Bleecker
45 Bleecker
Home of The Culture Project.

Noho, New York Links 

New York Metro
Overview of Noho from a real estate perspective.
Noho Neighborhood Association
NoHo NA is a completely volunteer organization, founded in the 1970s to answer the needs of a large community of artists who were investing their careers and livelihoods in the abandoned factory loft buildings and brownstones in this area. Today it represents artists, craftspeople, property owners, some small businesses who have invested in this neighborhood, most for over 30 years.
BlueJake
Incredible photos of Noho by Jake Dobkin.
Songlines
Virtual Walking Tours of Manhattan Streets - Noho section.
For the Classic Loft, Try Noho
Article from NY Magazine 15 June, 2007 about loft real estate in Noho, including prices.
NoHo Business Improvement District
Overview of businesses in the neighbourhood, along with history and important architecture.

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