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Doughnut Plant
Doughnut Plant on the LES has transcendent spongy, slightly dense, and chewy yeast doughnuts.
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Supermoon Bakehouse
Supermoon Bakehouse is a Lower East Side destination for technically flawless, Instagram-famous viennoiserie.
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Il Laboratorio del Gelato
Il Laboratorio del Gelato is a Lower East Side gelateria that specializes in unique flavors.
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The Granddaddy
The Grandaddy is a spacious coffee shop on the LES that's perfect for getting work done.
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Gugu Room
For a fun night out, get some small plates and cocktails at this mostly-Filipino spot on the LES.
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Taikun Sushi
Taikun is an eight-seat omakase bar on the Lower East Side that serves a 13-course dinner for $85.
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Potluck Club
On the border of Chinatown and the LES, Potluck Club offers a playful take on Cantonese-American food.
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The Best Bars On The Lower East Side
From wine bars to dive bars, these are our favorite places to drink on the LES.
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Parcelle
If you care about wine and talk about it often, you’ll like hanging out at Parcelle on the Lower East Side.
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Jajaja Plantas Mexicana
Jajaja is a plant-based Mexican chain where you can eat some great food that just happens to be vegan
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8282
Korean spot 8282 might just become your favorite LES hangout for fried chicken, gochujang margaritas, and delicious upscale anju and banju.
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Gem Wine
Gem Wine on the Lower East Side is one of those rare spots that's ideal for dates involving drinks, dinner, or both.
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Corner Bar
From the chef behind Estela and Altro Paradiso, Corner Bar is an upscale American bistro in a Lower East Side hotel where you can eat steak au poivre and oysters Rockefeller.
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Lobby Lounge
Lobby Lounge is a fancy cocktail bar from the people behind Estela in the Nine Orchard hotel on the Lower East Side.
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La Caverna
La Caverna is a Mexican restaurant on the LES where you can eat tacos and smoke hookah in a basement built like a cave.
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Le Dive
Le Dive is a busy little wine bar in a very busy part of the Lower East Side, and it's a great spot to drink, snack, and take in a scene.
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Que Chevere
Que Chevere is a small Puerto Rican spot in The Market Line with outstanding pollo asado and pernil.
