The Manner's Neighborhood Guide: Soho Insider

Quarters is a concept store, bar, and event space spanning 8,000 square feet of a 19th-century loft. It showcases the full In Common With lighting collection alongside vintage furniture, décor, books, and more. The space also features a day-to-night bar and café specializing in wine and seasonal small plates, creating a thoughtfully curated environment that celebrates community, craftsmanship, and collaborative design.

383 Broadway 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10013

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259 Elizabeth St, New York, NY 10012

The Webster turns a landmark 1878 building into 12,000-square-foot of pure style. Spanning six floors, it offers womenswear, menswear, fine jewelry, and home decor, alongside exclusive lifestyle partnerships like David Mallett’s salon and The Skin Lab by Augustinus Bader. With a curated selection from brands like Dior, Chanel, Gucci, and Saint Laurent, The Webster brings luxury retail to life with a residential-inspired, playful atmosphere.

29 Greene St, New York, NY 10013

The MoMA Design Store in SoHo is a curated haven for modern design lovers. From iconic home decor and innovative gadgets to unique gifts and art books, every piece reflects MoMA's creative spirit. It's where everyday objects meet museum-worthy design.

81 Spring St A, New York, NY 10012

Abbode is a bespoke embroidery studio, known for its innovative designs transforming meaningful moments into personalized pieces, from iconic kiss motifs to handwritten notes. Collaborating with brands like L.L.Bean, Djerf Avenue, and J.Crew, Abbode brings unique creativity to every occasion.

252 Elizabeth St, New York, NY 10012

Gentle Monster, a South Korean eyewear brand known for its bold and avant-garde designs, brings its imaginative vision to a 6,000-square-foot flagship in SoHo, NYC. Named ‘The Visitor,’ the space envisions a future where the Earth and Moon drift apart, creating a 13th lunar month, with art installations and a massive media wall captivating passersby. This immersive showroom seamlessly blends fashion, design, and storytelling.

70 Wooster St, New York, NY 10012

Blue in Green has been a landmark destination for Japanese menswear enthusiasts since 2006. Renowned for its curated selection of rare denim and craftsmanship-driven brands like Momotaro, Kapital, and Pure Blue Japan, the boutique introduced New York to Japan's reimagined Americana aesthetic. Beyond denim, Blue in Green also champions local designers, making it a must-visit for fashion purists and curious wanderers alike, all set against a backdrop inspired by Miles Davis' iconic "Blue in Green."

8 Greene St, New York, NY 10013

McNally Jackson Books is a beloved independent bookstore offering an impressive selection of hardcovers, paperbacks, and unique titles. Founded in 2004, the store has become a cultural landmark, attracting a loyal following of readers who value its vast inventory and inviting design.

134 Prince St, New York, NY 10012

The Ojas Listening Room at USM NY, designed by Devon Turnbull, offers an immersive sonic experience with brutalist audio systems, USM furnishings, and Kvadrat Acoustics panels. This serene space invites visitors to enjoy curated listening sessions and high-end audio products.

28-30 Greene St, New York, NY 10013

Roman and Williams Guild, founded by Robin Standefer and Stephen Alesch, offers heirloom-quality furniture, lighting, and home goods crafted with timeless design and uncompromising craftsmanship. The space embodies a modern-day guild, championing natural materials, repairability, and enduring artistry. It also houses La Mercerie, a French restaurant led by Chef Marie-Aude Rose.

53 Howard St, New York, NY 10013

Founded in 2006, Soho News International has become a beloved landmark in SoHo, offering an expansive collection of specialty magazines across various genres like art, fashion, food, and design. With its extensive curation of titles, the shop has become a hub for magazine enthusiasts, catering to its loyal local following, attracting a new generation of readers, and even serving as a spot where celebrities buy the magazines they appear on.

186 Prince St, New York, NY 10012

Manuela is a vibrant neighborhood restaurant where contemporary art and exceptional cuisine come together in a welcoming atmosphere. Inspired by co-founder Manuela Wirth’s renowned hospitality and passion for fresh, locally sourced food, the restaurant offers a unique dining experience rooted in community and creativity. Designed by Russell Sage Studio, the eco-conscious interiors feature sustainable materials and vintage furnishings, and Manuela is also Manhattan’s only restaurant with an in-house composter, partnering with Project EATS to transform food waste into valuable compost for urban gardens across New York City.

130 Prince St, New York, NY 10012

The Corner Store brings a nostalgic twist to SoHo's dining scene, blending indulgent childhood-inspired comfort food with a sultry ambiance. Helmed by Catch Hospitality Group, this stylish hotspot offers creative spins on martinis, alongside elevated takes on familiar favorites like pizza rolls, Caesar salad with everything bagel croutons, and disco-inspired steak frites. With its glamorous interiors and playful menu, The Corner Store is a vibrant destination for cocktails, bites, and moments worth savoring.

475 W Broadway, New York, New York 10012

Dante has been a cherished gathering spot in Greenwich Village since 1915, welcoming everyone from local neighbors to legendary artists and celebrities. A registered New York City landmark, it now thrives under new ownership while honoring its Italian roots. The space has been thoughtfully reimagined with modern Italian cuisine, world-class cocktails, and a celebrated bar program. Dante continues to be a vibrant destination where history and contemporary culture seamlessly come together.

79-81 MacDougal St, New York, NY 10012

Founded in New York City in 2015, Sadelle’s has become a global icon known for its celebratory atmosphere, warm service, and menu of beloved classics, including award-winning bagels and the famed Sadelle’s French Toast. Inspired by co-founder Jeff Zalaznick’s great-grandmother, Sadelle, the restaurant offers indulgent, comforting dishes crafted with exceptional technique and timeless charm.

463 W Broadway, New York, NY 10012

Pearl Box is a sleek and intimate SoHo cocktail haven tucked inside the vibrant Heroes dining space. With its moody lighting and shimmering decor, this hidden gem channels a chic, nautical vibe. Expect expertly crafted cocktails and a sophisticated ambiance perfect for a stylish night out in the heart of downtown.

357 W Broadway floor 3, New York, NY 10013

Thai Diner, opened by chefs Ann Redding and Matt Danzer, revives the spirit of Uncle Boons with creative Thai-American comfort fare. With standout dishes such as duck noodle soup and fried chicken laab, it’s a must-visit for Thai food lovers.

186 Mott St, New York, NY 10012

The Nines, tucked above Acme in NoHo, is a glamorous piano bar and supper club radiating old-school elegance. With crimson walls, Murano chandeliers, and leopard-print carpets, it feels straight out of a European hotel bar. Sip expertly crafted martinis, enjoy live piano tunes, and savor elevated classics like shrimp cocktails. Dress to the nines—this spot lives up to its name.

9 Great Jones St, New York, NY 10012

After taking the Parisian dining scene by storm, internationally acclaimed chef Daniel Rose returns to his home soil with Le Coucou, his NYC collaboration with restaurateur Stephen Starr. The Roman and Williams-designed space is a gracious modern nod to fine European gastronomy, showcasing updated classical French cuisine with charm and verve.

138 Lafayette St, New York, NY 10013

The Mulberry Bar is SoHo’s stylish hideaway, where dim lighting, bold decor, and Emelie Törling's vibrant murals set the scene for unforgettable nights. Known for slinging top-notch cocktails and serving up indulgent caviar, it’s been a magnet for celebs and cool crowds since its grand debut in February 2023.

240 Mulberry St Lower Level, New York, NY 10012

Founded by David Zaquine, Sweet Rehab NYC is a high-end Dessert & Champagne Bar offering an exquisite selection of French desserts, caviar, truffles, Champagne, and Mariage Frères tea. , the space combines luxurious indulgence with an artistic touch.In addition to its indulgent menu, Sweet Rehab also offers masterclasses, providing an opportunity for guests to hone their dessert-making skills with expert guidance.

135 Sullivan St, New York, NY 10012

Originating from Aarhus, Denmark, La Cabra brings a modern, transparent approach to coffee, offering a focused experience with an open bar serving seasonal filter and espresso selections. With a commitment to sourcing and roasting exceptional beans, La Cabra invites visitors to explore thoughtful brewing techniques and globally inspired, Danish-crafted flavors.

284 Lafayette St, New York, NY 10012

Café Lyria brings a touch of Greek heritage to the heart of NoHo. Founded by brothers Yannis and Theo Mastoros, this Mediterranean-style cafe is a vibrant community hub known for its lively atmosphere, Greek-inspired menu, and warm hospitality. With traditional flavors like the signature "Lyria" drink and a setting reminiscent of their grandmother's living room, the cafe offers a welcoming escape for regulars and newcomers alike.

166 Crosby St, New York, NY 10012

Dominique Ansel Bakery is a pastry lover’s paradise, renowned for its inventive, delicious creations like the famous Cronut. Located in SoHo, this charming bakery blends classic French techniques with playful twists, offering an array of sweet and savory treats that keep locals and visitors coming back for more. Hotel guests can also enjoy these delicious pastries for breakfast at The Manner.

189 Spring St, New York, NY 10012

Ladurée Soho brings a luxurious yet relaxed Parisian experience to SoHo, renowned for its iconic macarons and exquisite pastries. The space seamlessly blends Parisian charm with downtown cool, featuring a hidden garden café perfect for leisurely brunches or afternoon teas. It’s the ideal spot to indulge in a pastry spread or sip tea, with the garden becoming especially enchanting in the spring when cherry blossoms are in full bloom.

398 W Broadway, New York, NY 10012

Founded in partnership with renowned New York esthetician Gillian Milberg, Spencer's is redefining the modern spa experience by offering luxurious, tailored wellness treatments that combine an array of Korean skincare products and techniques, alongside modalities such as Lomi Lomi, Swedish, Deep Tissue, and Thai for optimal results. Marrying design and self-care, the spa blends Japanese Ryokan and Italian resort influences to create a sanctuary dedicated to relaxation and comfort.

550 Broadway 4th Fl, New York, NY 10012

Step into Sporty & Rich’s SoHo flagship—a 3,600-square-foot haven where fashion, wellness, and café culture seamlessly come together. Browse vibrant apparel, sip on fresh juices and bone broths, and uncover the best-kept secret: a hidden spa offering facials and sculpting massages worth bragging about. Picture '80s department store charm blended with sleek Japanese-inspired design—this spot is as stylish as it is serene.

133 Greene St, New York, NY 10012

A true hidden gem in the middle of downtown New York, AIRE Ancient Baths offers a luxurious escape inspired by Greek, Roman, and Ottoman traditions. Located in a restored 1883 textile factory in Tribeca, the candle-lit space features thermal baths, saltwater pools, and relaxation rooms.

88 Franklin St, New York, NY 10013

Clean Market is a premium wellness destination offering personalized services, including NutriDrip IV therapy, lymphatic drainage massage, and a curated Wellness Shop. With a focus on results-driven products and personalized care, it aims to help the modern day wellness seeker optimize well-being and achieve health goals in a thoughtfully designed space.

40 Bleecker St, New York, NY 10012

Judd Foundation preserves and maintains Donald Judd's permanently installed living and working space in NYC, promoting access and understanding of his artistic legacy. The spaces themselves stand as enduring examples of his vision for the intersection of art, architecture, and individuality, ensuring that his work and ideas about space remain intact, inspiring future generations through thoughtful preservation and educational programs.

101 Spring St, New York, NY 10012

Jeffrey Deitch Gallery is a renowned contemporary art space known for its dynamic exhibitions and innovative programming. Since opening in 1996, the gallery has championed both established and emerging artists, creating a platform for diverse, thought-provoking art.

18 Wooster St, New York, NY 10013

The Drawing Center, founded in 1977 by former MoMA curator Martha Beck, is a SoHo-based exhibition space dedicated to exploring drawing as a vital and dynamic medium. Emerging from the transformative SoHo art scene, it showcases multidisciplinary and historical works, offering exhibitions, publications, and educational programs. With a commitment to fostering creativity, it supports both established and emerging artists through diverse initiatives that push the boundaries of what drawing can be.

35 Wooster Street, New York, NY, 10013

Dubbed the "feminist Andy Warhol," Ashley Longshore is a self-taught pop artist known for her vibrant works exploring pop culture, consumerism, and Hollywood. The first female artist to have a solo exhibit in Bergdorf Goodman’s 100-year history, Longshore has collaborated with top brands like Gucci and Porsche, authored three books, and earned collectors ranging from Ryan Reynolds to Diane Von Furstenberg.

43 Crosby St, New York, NY 10012

The Angelika Film Center & Café, established in 1989 in SoHo, is renowned for its exceptional selection of independent, arthouse, and international films. As the premier cinema destination for filmmakers and film enthusiasts, it has earned a reputation as the most successful and recognized arthouse theater in the United States.

18 W Houston St, New York, NY 10012