Shopping in New York: what to buy and where to eat in Manhattan

Good shopping and fun in Manhattan ... Sounds tempting! We offer you an overview of two popular areas - Soho and Nolita, with useful addresses and recommendations.

New York. Districts of Manhattan: Soho

Soho impresses with brilliant windows of shopping centers, the creativity of young artists, the cosiness of stylish cafes, tells Fraufluger. There is no escape from talking about fashion, voluminous packages from boutiques in the hands of every second, filming a regular cover for a world-renowned publication; in this area the wings are spreading trends and life is full of boils.

On the atmospheric streets of old New York, the head is spinning from the most famous brands: Prada, Mark Jacobs, Vivienne Westwood, Chanel, Moschino, Fendi, Apple ... Worthy competition to them are small shops until little-known but promising designers, as well as huge platforms where you can find everything: from books to vintage clothing and handmade jewelry (see Artists & Fleas at 568 Broadway).

For good shopping Be sure to include in the program:

• Tess Giberson (97 Crosby street),
• RAINS (292 Lafayette street),
• Woolrich (125 Wooster street).

Concerning male fashionIt is worth paying attention to:

• RM Williams Boutique (152 Spring St),
• Metallica Pop Up Shop (96 Spring St).

The first is for adherents of the classic style, the second is for the rebels, vinyl fans and the band Metallica.

Having thoroughly spent on a new wardrobe, you can go in search interesting cafes and restaurantsKoi in Soho presented in abundance:

• Eating breakfast is easy and healthy - in Chobani soho (152 Prince street), for a real American meal, go to Blue Ribbon Brasserie SoHo (97 Sullivan street).
• One of the most famous and consistently popular brunch spots is the French restaurant Balthazar (80 Spring street). Order steaks, do not lose. In addition, oysters and snails are very good.
• Thirsty for the continuation of the European theme will appeal Despaña (408 Broome street), combining both a shop and a cafe; worth a look at the wine and tapas.
• Sweet lovers will appreciate MarieBelle (484 Broome street), where they cook very regular hot chocolate and serve it in incredibly elegant cups. When leaving, you can bring along several boxes of handmade chocolates: for yourself and for presents.

New York. Districts of Manhattan: Nolita

Just walking by Manhattan it is easy to miss the moment when one of its areas is replaced by another. However, their boundaries are defined quite clearly, and the names themselves are often fraught with hints. An example of this is Nolita (Nolita), north of Little Italy (North of little italy).

As you might expect, you can't do without color: Catholic schools, St. Patrick's Cathedral and the spirit of the Godfather - Martin Scorsese grew up here and these places are associated with the third film about the Corleone family.

The role is played not only by the past; the lively Neapolitan traditions are presented in celebration Mulberry Street Day of St. Januarius, the heavenly patron of Naples. From the north of Italy, Nolita took a love of fashionable cafes, style and boutiques, combining comfort with bohemians. Stop here and get everything at once: regularity and tranquility, great coffee and shops offering spectacular and sometimes exclusive things at all.

Shopaholics should list:

• Samuji (12 Prince street) with simple but interesting things of basic shades;
• Alpana bawa (167 Elizabeth street) with bright accessories;
• Jose Natori Boutique (253 Elizabeth street), famous for both expressive accessories and seductive models of linen.

Gourmets will undoubtedly be delighted both from familiar dishes from the south of Europe, and from successful rethinking of local chefs.

Several addresses in the piggy bank:

• Peter on 174 Elizabeth street. Do not be frightened by the love of pink in this place, because it is known for good coffee, nice snacks and is perfect for relaxing after a successful shopping.
• Pizza is literally at every turn, but you should pay special attention to Rubirosa (235 Mulberry street), Lombardi's pizza (32 Spring street) and Prince street pizza (27 Prince street).
• For vegetarians opened Butcher's daughter (19 Kenmare street), where they offer very nice options for breakfast.
• And those who want something original will certainly appreciate the Australian Ruby's cafe (219 Mulberry street).

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