Neighborhood guide / Manhattan
Lower East Side, Manhattan
Explore Lower East Side, Manhattan with a neighborhood outline map, places to eat, parks and landmarks, and nearby transit.
Map of Lower East Side
Hamilton Fish Park is one public space to look for on your route. Check service to Delancey St-Essex St if you’re arriving by rail.
Where to start
Visit the Tenement Museum, then stop for a deli sandwich or walk through Essex Market. Check the museum’s tour schedule before setting out.
Tenement Museum Katz’s Delicatessen Russ & Daughters Essex Market
Landmarks and public spaces
Parks and places to spend time
- Hamilton Fish ParkE Houston St, Stanton St, Sheriff St, Pitt St
- John V. Lindsay East River ParkMontgomery St. To E. 12 St., FDR Drive
- Luther Gulick ParkColumbia St, Delancey St and Bialystoker Pl
Designated landmarks
- Hamilton Fish Park Play Center130 Pitt Street
- Historic Street Lampposts (084)Former Intersection Of Broome And Sheriff Streets
- Willett Street Methodist Episcopal Church7-13 Bialystoker Place
Public art and monuments
- Large CoquiHouston Street and Essex Street; northwest corner of playground.
- Lilian WaldLillian D. Wald Playground
Restaurants and local hangouts
These nearby listings come from city records. Check current hours and menus before visiting.
Where to eat
- 51 PizzaPizza · 51 Columbia Street
- Bites R UsAmerican · 85 Pitt Street
- Io&TeItalian · 196 Stanton Street
- BabysipsNew American · 176 Rivington Street
Cafés and bakeries
- Hancock CafeCoffee/Tea · 176 Rivington Street
- Ost CafeCoffee/Tea · 511 Grand Street
Getting there
- Delancey St-Essex StM J Z
- Grand StB D
- BoweryJ Z
Explore nearby
Noho East Village Chinatown-Two Bridges Chinatown Little Italy
Map and listing sources
City Planning boundaries · Neighborhood names · City restaurant records · Parks · Designated landmarks · Public monuments · MTA stations