Fuel up (or refuel) after you’ve explored the NoLita galleries at this white brick and wood-clad, family-run coffee shop on Elizabeth Street. Try the famous Tiramisu blend.
Photography: Photo by Greg Navarro for Beholdr
One of those rare places that becomes part of how you live in Chinatown. Oxblood walls, striped ceilings, jockey art, and leather banquettes that hold an afternoon. Order the pistachio iced latte, cozy in, and get to know the neighborhood regulars filing in and out.
Take the pulse of the new New York scene at this spacious, sunny second-floor gallery overlooking Canal Street, where artistic careers are launched and revitalized.
Order a baked roast pork bun and rice noodle rolls and congee at this no-frills, always delicious Chinese spot. Yes there’s a line, yes it’s worth the wait.
Two generations of artists, decades apart, making high-concept, anti-establishment work on the topic of freedom.