In the shadow of the Jefferson Market Library’s clock tower, Patchin Place, a private enclave with a rich historical legacy, occupies part of 10th St. between Sixth and Seventh Aves. The double row of ...

Founded by Belgian monks, this bar in East Village has an exquisite craft beer selection as well as free pomme frites. Most importantly, this quiet New York City bar is probably the only bar at which ...

In Manhattan’s ultra-competitive real estate market, it’s a rare feat for a buyer to scoop up an entire street at once. But that’s precisely what happened earlier this month, when investment firm ...

for love’s sake in that hour her hand I take like a flower. Published in the print edition of the September 15, 1928, issue. As part of an effort to make The New Yorker’s archive more accessible to ...

New Yorkers have been known to live in some pretty dismal conditions just to avoid the hassle of finding another apartment. Roaches, rats, mice, bedbugs, loud neighbors with thin walls, odd smelling ...