North Moore St, Tribeca

I don't find Tribeca to be the most happening place in Manhattan, but I do love North Moore Street. One of my favorite bars in the city, Smith and Mills, is on it. Smith and Mills is a tiny carriage house (with one of the best bathrooms ever -- no joke). It's almost hidden from the street, but it has amazing food and a great cocktail list. The staff is hip and the music is good. I've seen Christy Turlington there a bunch of times because she lives almost directly above it on Moore. Moore has beautiful, multi-million dollar lofts, and the furthest point of Moore is West Broadway so a ton of the apartments have views of the Hudson. There's a restaurant called Walkers directly across the street, an Italian joint and Nobu is just at the end of the block. Tribeca doesn't have a lot; and, I feel like most of it is packed onto this street.
The cool thing about N Moore is that while it does have some great joints on the street, it's one of the few streets in Tribeca that actually resembles a neighborhood somewhat. It's still commercial looking; but, there are some old buildings and a few trees so it looks a lot more homey than most of the neighborhood. Public transportation is poor, but most of Tribeca is the same way, and I'm guessing if you can afford to live on this street, then you won't be taking the subway much anyway. I really like this street, but it is a bit out of the way. The nice thing about that is that it's quieter than a lot of streets with restaurants, but it's just a pain to get to.