The Intersection of Heritage and Reinvention.
Set on Chrystie Street, 125 Chrystie sits at the crossroads of the Lower East Side's history and its constant reinvention. Just outside the door, Roosevelt Park unfolds along the block, bordering Little Italy and Chinatown, while the neighborhood's densest concentration of street art fills the blocks between Essex, Houston, Allen, and East Broadway.
Essex Market and Essex Crossing anchor the food scene by day, while The Bowery Ballroom, ARTSPACE at Public Hotel, and Nine Orchard carry the neighborhood into the night. Shopping ranges from Reformation to independent finds like Harley's NYC, Desert Vintage, and Seven Wonders Collective, keeping the streets around Chrystie in constant motion.
Dimes Square, just south around Canal, Ludlow, and Division, brings the energy of the neighborhood's current moment, with a dining and nightlife scene that spans Dirty French, Ernesto's, Rays, and Dimes Market, alongside downtown institutions like Katz's Delicatessen and Russ & Daughters.
An Address at the Heart of It All.
