Hidden Gems in New York City
Looking for hidden gems in New York City? This list of 5 includes Please Don't Tell (PDT) (East Village, Manhattan). The order here is where we started — no votes have been cast yet, so voting decides it from here.
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East Village, Manhattan
A cocktail bar accessed through a hidden phone booth inside the Crif Dogs hot dog shop, credited with launching the modern speakeasy trend in 2007.
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Economy Candy
shopLower East Side, Manhattan
A family-run candy shop on Rivington Street operating since 1937, stocked with hard-to-find and nostalgic candy brands.
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The City Reliquary
attractionWilliamsburg, Brooklyn
A small nonprofit museum of New York City artifacts and ephemera that grew out of a Williamsburg apartment window display.
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Chess Forum
shopGreenwich Village, Manhattan
A Thompson Street chess shop and parlor open since 1995, one of the last of its kind in the city.
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Green-Wood Cemetery
attractionGreenwood Heights, Brooklyn
A 478-acre historic rural cemetery from 1838 with Gothic Revival gates, sweeping hills, and notable 19th-century statuary.
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- What are the best hidden gems in New York City?
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