Where to Eat in Greenwich Village

Coal-fired, whole-pies-only since 1929. The carved-up wooden booths and no-slices rule are part of the charm — this is old-school Village pizza done right. Cash only, no reservations, and worth every minute of the line down Bleecker.

Quick InfoMap278 Bleecker St, New York, NY 10014

The archetypal New York slice. Joe's has been serving the plain-slice ideal — thin, foldable, perfectly balanced — from its Carmine Street corner since 1975. Open late, it remains the city's definitive after-midnight slice.

Quick InfoMap7 Carmine St, New York, NY 10014

A 1915 Village caffè reborn as a world-beating aperitivo bar. The Negroni menu alone is worth the visit; the garibaldi is mandatory. Once named the World's Best Bar, and the aperitivo hour still earns it.

Quick InfoMap79-81 MacDougal St, New York, NY 10012