Greenwich Village Travel Guide

 teddy1066 Says:  Coming from Baltimore it's kismet for us to live a block from Poe's home. Edgar Allan Poe lived on West 3rd Street in the early 1840's. In 1844, while living at 85 West 3rd Street, Poe wrote "the Raven". NYU has been trying to knock it down for years, but what do they know?... 

 teddy1066 Says:  Dojo's a nice place for breakfast or brunch. It's a nice, clean restaurant usually full of students, yuppies, bohemians and families looking for a good brunch for a low price. The staff are from Poland, Russia, Israel, Mexico etc. so the Japanese cooking has a International... 

 teddy1066 Says:  Only been here once but they sells tasty slices of New York style pizza. The sauce is tasty and a good amount of cheese. Staff are friendly. Two slices of pepperoni and a Coke. 

 teddy1066 Says:  Simply the best! There's no real point trying to summarize in words just how good the pizza is. There is always a line to get in this place...I guess the word got out! So how good is it really? So good in fact that my wife (who hates pizza) keeps bugging me to take her back... 

 teddy1066 Says:  Once again it is the cunning use of sexual inuendo that made me enter the madness that is Crif Dogs! Located in the East Village, Crif Dogs is a small but cozy hot dog restaurant. Should you tire of the street vendor 'dirty water dogs' I recommend trying a custom made Eat Me... 

 dogglebe Says:  Brewsky's a beer bar who's clientele ranges from NYU students to foreign travellers and beer geeks seeking rare ales and lagers from around the world. casual attire. 

 dogglebe Says:  Located on Seventh Street between second and third avenues is Burp Castle, an old bar with a new twist. Here, your beers are served to you by the 'Brewist Monks,' in an environment reminiscent of a Belgian monestary. While only beers are served, customers have a choice of... 

 teddy1066 Says:  Where the punk thing started. Anything 

 teddy1066 Says:  For those of you who are coming to New York to visit...don't be intimidated by the subway. It's a cheap and safe way to travel. A $2 ticket is good for two hours and will transport you anywhere the subway goes. You can't beat that deal. The A C E (blue line) is a great way... 

 teddy1066 Says:  For all you ex-pats and anglophiles, here you will find the finest assortment of sweets, biscuits, pork pies, scotch eggs, cornish pasties, teas, lilt, tango, irn bru, bird's custard, treacle pudding and so on and so on...This place is so wonderful that I would personally... 

 Dizzyhead Says:  People have told me that this area is full of homosexual and more called gays. I dont have naything against them at all, but I just want to warm other people, that if they dont like them... Stay out from this area then. 

 teddy1066 Says:  New York pimps can usually be spotted by their flamboyant dress. It's not unusual to see one of these 'gentlemen' wearing blue Gucci loafers, Armani suits and pink fuzzy Kangol hats. Unless you plan on doing business with them...I'd advise you to steer clear of these... 

 teddy1066 Says:  Sadly, the NYU Cash Money Partnetship has decided to run The Bottom Line out of business. A real shame because this rock n' roll club rocketed a good share of bands to stardom. Who played here you ask? Dire Straits, Peter Tosh, The Police, Johnny Winter, Philip Glass, Bruce...