Delancey St, Lower East Side

Ludlow street is very, very hipster. But, it has a lot of cool things to do. Katz's Deli is on the corner of Ludlow and Houston. It's the Deli where the famous orgasm scene in When Harry Met Sally is filmed. Their pastrami on rye isn't quite as good as Carnegie but it's still pretty friggin good. Across the street is a pretty famous bar called Max Fish. It's not really my cup of tea but it's been around for 20 years and it has quite a following. There are a lot of places on this block that used to be big music venues that had amazing performers. But, a lot of them have since moved into Williamsburg or cheaper areas. Ludlow at Stanton has a lot of great spots. I have seen some great comedy shows at Piano's. And, even though the place is kinda gross, I still really like it. Next door is the Living Room which still has a lot of great musical performances. And, next door to that is cakeshop: it's a ridiculousy hip and too cool for school. And, the furniture is kinda creepy so I ususally avoid this place. Across the street is Barramundi, which is relatively laid back for a bar in this area.
'inoteca is at Rivington and I really like this restaurant. . . and, apparently, so does everyone else because it's always crowded. But, if you go a little further down to Canal, you'll hit the restaurant Les Enfants Terribles which I love. This place is so cool and the lamb is worth crying over. Seriously.
Ludlow is definitely too cool for school but there's much fun to be had on this street if you don't mind being judged.

Located on the Lower East Side, Ludlow Street has a great array of places to shop. You can find everything from frabrics, to leather bags, to shoes, luggage, linens, and pretty much anything else you can imagine. Ludlow is a part of the Orchard Street Shopping District made up of Orchard Street, Allen Street, and Ludlow Street. This means that there are several other streets full of shops within just a couple of blocks. I always enjoy going there and highly recommend it to anyone who is looking for a fun day out.

Ludlow Street is another Greenwich delight with its beautiful brownstones, lovely shops, and diners and a real New York City vibration. For some great Spanish cuisine try Suba, the restaurant itself is beautiful and the food is on the pricey side, but some say its the best place for Spanish fare this side of Valencia. Also try Piano's Bar & Grill for a tasty burger and ice cold Lager.

Ludlow Street is close to the following metro stations: 6 at Spring Street, F, J, M, Z at Essex St- Delancey St, and the J, M, Z at Bowery. It is also accessible to many buses. Foot traffic is moderate, and it is a good neighborhood for all people!