Soho and Nolita are Manhattan's shopping playground. Within its brick and cobblestone radius stand luxury fashion houses, fast casual retailers and home decor boutiques. I've curated my favorite shops and cafes in the area to make for the perfect day of retail therapy, gift shopping and people watching. Regardless of your tastes and preferences, I guarantee you'll enjoy the artisanal storefronts, bespoke goods and local character. We'll end our walk at one of my favorite places to grab a bite.
Concierge at Hotel 50 Bowery. Lover of New York, classic hats, street art and sticky rice. @askadamnyc
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Whether or not your closet is filled with dark Prada suits or leather handbags, I always insist that people visit the Prada store in Soho.
I bring you not to a specific store per se, but to an entire street. The north-south side streets west of Broadway (Mercer, Greene and Woos…
The MoMA Design Store is NYC's best gift shop. The actual MoMA museum is uptown, but this retail outpost in Soho is a museum in its own rig…
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I love my pair of Inkermans. This shoe store for men and women is founded on the premise that a $400 pair of handmade leather shoes can be …
Café Habana is a beloved, old school Cuban cafe. The interior is tiny and the staff likes to pack people in, but what Café Habana lacks in …