As one of the most iconic neighborhoods in Manhattan, East Village is filled with a creative community spirit and plenty of vintage vibes. If residents aren’t perusing through vintage stores or boutique shops, they’re experiencing the neighborhood’s popular dive bars, pubs, and thriving culinary scene. On the lower end of Manhattan, East Village is known for its very happening nightlife scene and incredible variety of businesses to explore.

The public transportation in East Village is something to envy, with so many bus stops and subway stations to get you where you need to be in the city. Residents love getting outdoors at the running paths on the East River, along with enjoying the neighborhood’s largest green space, Tompkins Square Park, a historic, tree-filled space that hosts community events, live music, and a local farmers market.