About
East Village
The East Village may have been the birthplace of punk rock and New York City’s counterculture movement, but current residents will attest to a more welcoming vibe in the community these days. Still a hotspot for some of the biggest names in music and up-and-coming performers, the East Village is now equally known for its restaurants, nightlife, and in-demand apartments. Traditional walkups and a growing number of luxury doorman buildings comprise most of the residential options, all surrounded by a bustling atmosphere radiating quintessential New York characteristics. Walk about half a block in any direction in the East Village and expect to see something memorable and unique to the neighborhood. The F/L/6 trains make multiple stops in the East Village.
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