Tayler’s Greenwich Village Tour - Fun and Historic
A Tour of Greenwich Village - History and Fun Venues
You're in the heart of the historically significant Greenwich Village neighborhood. Take advantage and explore all it has to offer! Dripping with history, it was one of the earliest areas for Europeans settlers in Manhattan and still preserves some of the most famous institutions in the city.
1982 - There are several comedy clubs on this block worth visiting, but this one in particular is famous for hosting notable comedians like Chris Rock and Dave Chapelle.
323 locals recommend
Comedy Cellar
117 MacDougal St1982 - There are several comedy clubs on this block worth visiting, but this one in particular is famous for hosting notable comedians like Chris Rock and Dave Chapelle.
1959 - Home of legendary performances from the likes of Jimi Hendrix, Bruce Springsteen and Bob Dylan’s first NYC gig (who also owned apt #94 on Macdougal in 1969).
53 locals recommend
Cafe Wha?
115 MacDougal St1959 - Home of legendary performances from the likes of Jimi Hendrix, Bruce Springsteen and Bob Dylan’s first NYC gig (who also owned apt #94 on Macdougal in 1969).
1937 - Another historic institution, described as "Parisian steakhouse meets classic New York City tavern." The decor hasn’t changed since guests like as Ernest Hemingway, Ezra Pound E. E. Cummings frequented the now Michelin Star restaurant.
135 locals recommend
Minetta Tavern
113 MacDougal St1937 - Another historic institution, described as "Parisian steakhouse meets classic New York City tavern." The decor hasn’t changed since guests like as Ernest Hemingway, Ezra Pound E. E. Cummings frequented the now Michelin Star restaurant.
1927 - The perfect spot to enjoy your morning coffee. An Italian staple since 1927, rumor has it they brought the first espresso machine to the US from Italy and introduced America to the cappuccino as we know it today. Scenes from the Godfather were filmed here and in 1959 it was John F. Kennedy’s choice for a speech in his Presidential campaign.
43 locals recommend
Caffe Reggio
119 MacDougal St1927 - The perfect spot to enjoy your morning coffee. An Italian staple since 1927, rumor has it they brought the first espresso machine to the US from Italy and introduced America to the cappuccino as we know it today. Scenes from the Godfather were filmed here and in 1959 it was John F. Kennedy’s choice for a speech in his Presidential campaign.
1871 - Featuring the famous Washington Square Arch and a large fountain, you can’t miss it. There’s often a talented pianist on the weekends who brings his grand piano with him to the park (Google it!)
946 locals recommend
Washington Square Park
Washington Square1871 - Featuring the famous Washington Square Arch and a large fountain, you can’t miss it. There’s often a talented pianist on the weekends who brings his grand piano with him to the park (Google it!)
Check out the corner of Bedford St. and Grove St. to find the iconic Friends apartment building
25 locals recommend
Friends Apartment
90 Bedford StCheck out the corner of Bedford St. and Grove St. to find the iconic Friends apartment building
For Sex and the City fans, Carrie Bradshaw’s apartment is actually in Greenwich Village, not the Upper West Side, as the show suggests.
12 locals recommend
Carrie Bradshaw's Apartment
66 Perry StFor Sex and the City fans, Carrie Bradshaw’s apartment is actually in Greenwich Village, not the Upper West Side, as the show suggests.
Prince St. Pizza
27 Prince StAMAZING pizza
Little Prince
199 Prince StBeautiful restaurant with incredible food and cute outdoor seating.
Artichoke Basille's Pizza
321 E 14th StAmazing slices right across the street
Back Forty West
70 Prince StMy FAVORITE bagels in NYC!
The cutest spot with delicious negronis and outdoor seating. I love getting breakfast here!
41 locals recommend
Dante NYC
79-81 MacDougal StThe cutest spot with delicious negronis and outdoor seating. I love getting breakfast here!