West Village

Welcome to the West Village

A quaint and artistic oasis featuring charming streets, trendy nightlife, and luxurious brick townhomes

Famed as one of New York City’s most legendary neighborhoods, the West Village is a timeless oasis two miles from the vibrant center of Manhattan. It is adjacent to the busy West 14th Street, scenic Hudson River and Promenade, and historic Cornelia Street.

With its proximity to all Manhattan has to offer, the West Village offers its residents convenient access to the bustling nightlife, prestigious shopping complexes, chic boutiques, and first-class eateries. While there are some high-rise properties closer to the water, the West Village is dominated by beautiful brick and stone townhomes constructed to match the standards of the lucky individuals living here.

What to Love

• Beautiful, tree-lined streets
• Proximity to downtown Manhattan
• Stylish, colonial brownstones
• A wealth of bars, jazz clubs, and upscale restaurants

Local Lifestyle

With proximity to lively nightclubs, modern art museums, and luxury shopping, life in the West Village is never dull.  Although close to urban luxuries, this neighborhood isn't too chaotic for people who want a quaint and laid-back vibe. Most homes here are tucked in calm, less-crowded streets, which are great for leisurely strolls.

Dining, Entertainment, & Shopping

When it comes to dining, entertainment, and shopping, the West Village has great spots for everyone. Foodies enjoy delectable meals at Babbo, an restaurant serving Italian fare, vintage wine, and cocktails in a modern, elegantly designed dining room. There is even a private dining room for customers who wish to dine or throw parties away from the public eye. Tucked away on Charles Street is 4 Charles Prime Rib, Manhattan's premium spot for romantic dining. This eatery boasts plush leather seats that offer absolute comfort and vintage chandeliers that set the mood for late-night dining with loved ones.

The new American-Chinese restaurant, Silver Apricot, is popular with the locals. It has a wine bar serving all brands of domestic beer and wine and a fun dining offering the most flavorful American-Chinese fare. Furthermore, this restaurant has a neatly landscaped back garden to eat or drink as you enjoy a cool breeze.

Regarding local staples, the Waverly Inn has long won the hearts of West Village residents. This restaurant, which opened its doors in 1920, boasts a lush and lively space that sets the right ambiance for dining and drinking, as patrons enjoy specialties like chicken pot pie, fresh oysters, prime steaks, and artisan cheeses.

Things to Do

There’s never a shortage of things to do in the West Village. For music lovers, look no further than Blue Note Jazz Club, a local entertainment joint that has served the community since 1980. As its name suggests, this lively club has hosted performances from some of the world's most celebrated jazz musicians.

On the weekends, City Winery — Manhattan's premier spot for comedies and live music — is a must. Bustling event calendar aside, City Winery has a modern restaurant serving delectable meals and, as the name suggests, a winery offering an array of domestic and international sips. The whimsical Museum of Ice Cream is a perfect destination for everyone. Learn about the history of ice cream, sample various types, and pass the time at the facility's Instagrammable sprinkle pool. Annually, this community also organizes the Manhattan Wine & Food Festival at Pier 76, an event where locals get to taste dishes from the best restaurants in the city. Residents enjoy classes from renowned chefs, exclusive parties, and free wine tastings during the event.