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Nolita lies between Soho, Chinatown, and the East Village. Here you can find A's, art galleries, places to eat, and places to hang out.
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Too tired to shop? Not in Manhattan!
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There are many interesting shops in the neighborhood. And many interesting people, as well.
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A's has long been a gathering for artists of analog and digital worlds. Here is one of the types of configurations you're likely to find around here: an Apple and a PC both sharing a single monitor.
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The atmosphere at A's is relaxed and inspiring for artists of all genres.
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From Broome Street, you can see all the way to the bottom of Manhattan or up to the Empire State Building.
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Broome Street is a busy center of activity in Nolita.
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The Balthazar restaurant/bar is one of the most well-known bistro's with style in Manhattan. Featured in many movies, it is a two minute walk from A's.
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The bathroom at A's features rare wallpaper by Roy Lichtenstein and works by other artists.
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Chinatown is across the street from A's, and a world away.
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