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Follow on Google News | Greenwich Village - New York City's Bohemian NeighborhoodUnexpected Here are just a couple of examples of the Village’ A Quiet Block Cornelius Street from Bleecker to West Fourth offers a quiet atmosphere, away from the bustle of the tourist scene, and exceptionally tasty and diverse cuisine. Cornelius Street Café is at the hub of the action and could be said to multi task, as it is a casual restaurant, cabaret, bar and venue for theater and poetry readings. Other dining establishments along the same block offer authentic sushi, Cuban food, Italian fare, French cuisine, oysters and good old American home cooking. For the tourist on a tight budget, a quick and cheap meal may be made of a hot dog served with a side of French fries and a frothy papaya drink. Music in Greenwich Village If you’re looking for a noisier scene, Greenwich Village has plenty to offer. The birthplace of the beatnik, with their bongo drums, the Village serves up music in all forms. Jazz and blues tend to especially popular. Listen in at the intimate Zinc Bar. Smalls is a great location for after-hours jams for NY musicians – catch a local star on the rise. The Renee Weiler Concert Hall (At Greenwich House Music School) offers an eclectic combo of opera, chamber music and new music. Of course, the most authentic Village sounds of all come from the street musicians – some very talented – buskin for change. New York has so much to see and do that you’ll appreciate staying in a comfortable hotel with easy access to everything. The nicer New York hotels tend to fill up fast, though, so it’s a good idea to reserve in advance (http://crshotels.com/ End
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