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Hudson Square
Local Cuisine and Nightlife
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Sora Lella300 Spring Street (between Hudson and
Greenwich)
• Authentic Roman cuisine
• Daily happy hour features complimentary hors-d’oeuvres with the purchase of a drink
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PJ Charlton 549 Greenwich Street (corner of Charlton and Greenwich)
• Opened in 1981 by Hudson Square native Phil Mouquinho
•Hearty Northern Italian cooking in a close-knit, neighborhood setting.
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Giorgione307 Spring Street (between Hudson and
Greenwich)
• Founded in 2001 by Dean & DeLuca co-founder Giorgio Deluca.
•Features raw bar and pizza oven.
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La Sirene558 Broome Street (between Varick and 6th)
• Cozy BYOB bistro that offers seafood specialties from the south of France. •No corkage fee
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Ivo & Lulu558 Broome Street (between Varick and 6th)
• La Sirene’s neighbor, Ivo & Lulu is a French-Caribbean eatery.
•Boasts a specialty dish of jerk duck leg confit.
•BYOB. No corkage fee.
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Café Mae Mae68 Vandam Street (between Varick and Hudson)
• Operated by Hudson Square catering company Great Performances.
• Features a wide selection of wines, as well as live music every Wednesday evening.
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Tauro Restaurant284 Hudson Street (between Spring and
Dominick)
•Dominican breakfast and lunch spot popular among professionals who work on Hudson Street.
•Specialties include beef stew and sweet plantains.
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508 508 Greenwich Street (between Spring and
Canal)
• Cozy Spanish wine bar offering a wide selection of European cooking on candlelit tabletops.
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Dog Ear Tavern333 Hudson Street (between Charlton and
Vandam)
• Catch the ballgame over a drink at this friendly bar and grill.
•Features signature salads, sandwiches, and burgers for lunch.
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1 Dominick Café 1 Dominick Street (at 6th Avenue)
• Italian bar/restaurant that serves daily breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
•Known throughout Hudson Square for its delicious paninis.
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Amelia’s Food Shop110 Varick Street (corner of Varick and Broome)
• A classic diner on Varick Street, Amelia’s is perfect for large orders and deliveries.
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Cody’s Bar & Grill282 Hudson Street (between Spring and
Dominick)
• An unpretentious bar and grill with sweet potato fries that can’t be beaten.
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The Vandam Diner12 Vandam Street (corner of Vandam and 6th
Avenue)
• Cozy diner on the corner of Vandam and 6th Avenue
•Offers a speedy lunch and free wi-fi
•Delicious Greek salads are a must-try
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Harbour Restaurant290 Hudson Street (corner of Spring and
Hudson)
• A top restaurant in Hudson Square for fresh seafood.
•Harbour provides eco-friendly cooking made from local ingredients.
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City Winery155 Varick Street (between Spring and Vandam)
• Manhattan’s first winery in 40 years, City Winery is the brainchild of Michael Dorf founder of The Bottom Line clubs.
• Features a wine bar, full service restaurant, and a stage for live music performances.
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Emerald Pub308 Spring Street (corner of Spring and
Renwick)
• Homely and spacious bar that offers friendly staff, two full service bars, bottle service and a burning fireplace perfect for any event.
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Antarctica Bar287 Hudson Street (corner of Spring and
Hudson)
• Celebrating its 276th year of continuous business in 2009.
• Established the same year that Guinness Stout was invented, Antarctica shares with that beverage a rich, dark history of intoxicating peasants and noblemen alike.
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Don Hill’s511 Greenwich Street (corner of Spring and Greenwich)
• Nondescript brick-wall exterior conceals a glitzy underground rock scene.
•Features live rock from up-and coming bands as well as kitsch-themed dance parties.
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Greenhouse150 Varick Street (corner of Vandam and
Varick)
• NYC’s first eco-friendly nightlife destination.
•Bi-level 6000 square foot nightclub, lounge, and event space is built from recycled or recyclable materials.
• L.E.E.D certified.
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Sounds of Brazil (S.O.B.’s)204 Varick Street (corner of Varick and
Houston)
• S.O.B.’s has developed a reputation among artists and industry insiders as the place to check for trends and artists on the cusp of a breakthrough to the mainstream.
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Sway Lounge305 Spring Street (between Hudson and
Greenwich)
• Features decor complete with domed ceilings, tiled walls and a candle-lit interior.
•Part lounge, part club, Sway always stays at the forefront of music; mixing new sounds from all genres with rock-n-roll.
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Jazz Gallery290 Hudson Street (corner of Spring and
Hudson)
• A not-for-profit cultural center for the youngest generation of professional jazz musicians.
•The Gallery encourages established musicians to present new projects and collaborate with emerging artists in mentoring roles.
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HERE Theater 145 6th Avenue (corner of Dominick and 6th)
• One of New York’s most prolific producing organizations since 1993
• The New York Times has called HERE “one of the most unusual arts spaces in New York and possibly the model for the cutting-edge arts spaces of tomorrow.”
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The Ear Inn 326 Spring Street (between Greenwich and Washington)
• One of the oldest bars in New York City (est. 1817).
• Its walls are lined with historic memorabilia from its speakeasy past, giving visitors a taste of the establishment’s rich background.