West Village

We love West Village! It is a vibrant neighborhood with lots of quaint street and great eats. From Faicco’s Italians speciality, Royce’ Japanese chocolate to mouth watering Doughnut Project, West village is one of our favorite neighborhoods to walk around and grab a bite to eat!

Faicco’s is the quintessential Italian specialty Deli in New York city. Run by the same family for 4 generations and originally opened in 1900 – you know they have exactly what you’ve been searching for as soon as you enter.  Faicco’s carries a wide selection of fresh meats, condiments, pastas, and old fashion delicatessen sandwiches! (between packaged products, deli meats, fresh beef, poultry, sausages made in-house, cured meats and more, this place carries some awesome products.)
Our favorite sandwiches are Italian Special and Pesto Chicken. Come hungry – these awesome sandwiches are humongous and are some of the best sandwiches we have ever had!

Royce is a long established chocolate company from Japan. They are known for their Melt in your mouth chocolate bars and their Japanese ingredients.  Two of our favorite items on the menu are their rum raisin chocolate bars and chocolate covered potato chips! They also feature Nama Chocolate Champagne, Matcha Squares, Nama Chocolate Strawberry, and Chocolate Au Lait.

Doughnut project is known for their handcrafted donuts with seasonal and creative ingredients.Their creative take on the everything bagel crafted into a donut is one of our go to picks. We also love their Maple Bacon Bar – always a fan favorite. For the casual doughnut eater, or for the doughnut aficionado who has made it their life’s mission to eat at every donut shop in NYC, doughnut project is an absolute must see!
Known for their small batch handcrafted donuts made with fun seasonal ingredients, doughnut project excels at the tried and true – the classic old fashioned, vanilla glaze and apple fritters are all fantastic.

The West Village is high up on the list of one of Downtown Manhattan’s most beloved neighborhoods.  A local neighborhood feel with winding cobblestone streets, nicely landscaped tree lined streets, a mix of beautiful townhouses, new luxury condominiums and well established pre-war buildings has made the West Village neighborhood a true destination.
Located between Chelsea to the north, Greenwich Village to the East and the Hudson River on its western border, the West Village is one of the most historically significant neighborhoods.
You will find a lot of local favorite restaurants, boutique shopping,  corner cafes to sit and relax or have a glass of wine after work. Real estate prices are high in the West Village, rents and sales prices come at a premium but for good reason as demand far outweighs what is usually small numbers of apartments on the market.

Close to multiple subway lines, lots of unique housing options, some of the cities best restaurants have made the West Village one of the premier downtown neighborhoods.

What is your favorite spots in the West Village? We want to know! 

Category: West Village

We love West Village! It is a vibrant neighborhood with lots of quaint street and great eats. From Faicco’s Italians speciality, Royce’ Japanese chocolate to mouth watering Doughnut Project, West village is one of our favorite neighborhoods to walk around and grab a bite to eat!

Faicco’s is the quintessential Italian specialty Deli in New York city. Run by the same family for 4 generations and originally opened in 1900 – you know they have exactly what you’ve been searching for as soon as you enter.  Faicco’s carries a wide selection of fresh meats, condiments, pastas, and old fashion delicatessen sandwiches! (between packaged products, deli meats, fresh beef, poultry, sausages made in-house, cured meats and more, this place carries some awesome products.)
Our favorite sandwiches are Italian Special and Pesto Chicken. Come hungry – these awesome sandwiches are humongous and are some of the best sandwiches we have ever had!

Royce is a long established chocolate company from Japan. They are known for their Melt in your mouth chocolate bars and their Japanese ingredients.  Two of our favorite items on the menu are their rum raisin chocolate bars and chocolate covered potato chips! They also feature Nama Chocolate Champagne, Matcha Squares, Nama Chocolate Strawberry, and Chocolate Au Lait.

Doughnut project is known for their handcrafted donuts with seasonal and creative ingredients.Their creative take on the everything bagel crafted into a donut is one of our go to picks. We also love their Maple Bacon Bar – always a fan favorite. For the casual doughnut eater, or for the doughnut aficionado who has made it their life’s mission to eat at every donut shop in NYC, doughnut project is an absolute must see!
Known for their small batch handcrafted donuts made with fun seasonal ingredients, doughnut project excels at the tried and true – the classic old fashioned, vanilla glaze and apple fritters are all fantastic.

The West Village is high up on the list of one of Downtown Manhattan’s most beloved neighborhoods.  A local neighborhood feel with winding cobblestone streets, nicely landscaped tree lined streets, a mix of beautiful townhouses, new luxury condominiums and well established pre-war buildings has made the West Village neighborhood a true destination.
Located between Chelsea to the north, Greenwich Village to the East and the Hudson River on its western border, the West Village is one of the most historically significant neighborhoods.
You will find a lot of local favorite restaurants, boutique shopping,  corner cafes to sit and relax or have a glass of wine after work. Real estate prices are high in the West Village, rents and sales prices come at a premium but for good reason as demand far outweighs what is usually small numbers of apartments on the market.

Close to multiple subway lines, lots of unique housing options, some of the cities best restaurants have made the West Village one of the premier downtown neighborhoods.

What is your favorite spots in the West Village? We want to know!