Cosy nest in the East Village In period building off Tompkins square park. Charming beautifully furnished, light flooded artist’s small loft, full of beautiful period details and 2 original arched windows on tree lined street off the park, beautifully renovated marble bathroom and kitchen. Can sleep 3 - king size bed and comfortable sofa (not sofa bed) Cosy nest in the East Village In period building off Tompkins square park Charming beautifully furnished, light flooded artist’s small loft, full of beautiful period details and 2 original arched windows on tree lined streeet off the park, beautifully renovated marble bathroom and kitchen. Can sleep 3 ( king size bed and comfortable sofa) $ 160 per night minimun 2 nights. > The east village is the MOST AUTHENTIC and still amazingly charming piece of old school and innovative New York left > My favourite NOT TO MISS SPOTS: > > Juicy Lucy > great morning fresh squeezed juices of all kinds round the corner 6th & A > > Esperanto > Brazilian restaurant > Avenue C corner 9th street > By far the best passion fruit capirina > Incredible Octupus salad > Baked mussels > All the appetizers are truly delicious > And the banana flambe' is a must! > > DO NOT MISS THE BEAUTIFUL COMMUNITY GARDEN OPPOSITE EAST UPPER CORNER OF 9th street > Created in the 80s from crumbled buildings by the portorican community to save it from developers > Its magic and you can picnic there under shady grape pergolas > offering a few dollars towards the upkeep (5-10$) > > Casa Adela avenue C and 4th street > Very unexpensive traditional Portorican > The sancocho soup with oxtail is my absolute favourite > The roasted pork ( asado) , the tostones (crispy fried green bananas), > the chicken , pina coladas and guava drinks are all worth the stroll! > > Pick me up cafe > Avenue A at 9th street > Very chill tearoom with period comfy sofa to lounge on the computer > Try the delicius eggplant dish > > Cafe paradiso > Very italian small breackfeast and lunch place with lovely bruschettas > Involtini of prosciutto and asparagus and chicken marsala with rosemary are light and delicious > > Cafe Mogador > 8th street between av. A & 1st > Very hip Moroccan restaurant > The romaine salad appetizer, the mixed moroccan appetizer platter, > the lamb Tagine with lemon and olives are all excellent > > Lucien > First avenue and first street > Very hip and delicios French- Moroccan artist restaurant > Lucien is an institution with the New York community of artist , poets and film makers who hang out there all the time > Delicious fish soup, onion soup, fresh foie gras with apples and much more > > Buenos Aires > 6th street betw first and A > Argentinian restaurant with great braised sweetbreads with chives > and a delicious Torrontes wine > > The Russian baths > 10 th street betw Av A & first street > The only surviving BATH HOUSE from > 1890 REAL OLD SCHOOL A MUST! > Great saunas steam rooms ice cold pool, massages & borsch and juices > > Do not miss the excellent japanese restaurant on av A between 6th and 5th on the right going down > the music spot downstairs next to it > & the great rare bookstore across the street betw 5 and 4th!