Strolling Through NYC in Your Rothyโ€™s: Walking Guide

This spring, weโ€™re hitting the ground running (or casually strolling, if weโ€™re being honest) down our favorite NYC streets. Follow along as we take you to some of our most trusted neighborhood spots, in our most trusted Rothyโ€™s.

Plant-filled storefront of a Tribeca cafรฉ.

Tribeca:

Take your cobalt birdseye flats for an outdoor workout in Tribecaโ€™s Washington Market Park, then refuel with brunch at Locanda Verde. Check out the action at Pier 25 on the Hudson, before settling in for a cozy dinner at Tinyโ€™s and the Bar Upstairs.

Shop window of Jack's Stir Brew Coffee.

West Village:

Start your morning at Jackโ€™s Stir Brew Coffee in your black python points, before getting sweaty at Modo Yoga. Head to Tartine for an alfresco lunch, take an afternoon walk down the West Side Highway, and enjoy dinner at Rosemaryโ€™s for produce that doesnโ€™t get more local: straight from their rooftop farm.

Lit up store view of McNally Jackson.

Nolita:

Walk through Nolita in your maritime navy flats, but stop for breakfast (and a watermelon juice) at Cafe Gitane firstโ€”preferably at one of their outdoor tables. Browse the newest book selection at McNally Jackson, grab coffee at the not-to-be-missed Cafรฉ Grumpy, and go for a light and healthy dinner at Seamoreโ€™s.

Outdoor patio of a cafรฉ.

Gramercy Park:

Get coffee and pastries to go in your petal pink points at Irving Farm Coffee Roasters. Make your way to Friend of a Farmer for a delicious farm-to-table lunch, and drop in for a class at Gramercy Pilates before whatโ€™s sure to be an unforgettable dinner at Upland.

Rose macarons shown on a silver tiered platter.

Upper East Side:

Kick off your captoe black flats during a picnic lunch in Central Parkโ€™s Sheep Meadow. Wander into the Met if youโ€™re looking for a quiet afternoon, window-shop along Madison Avenue, and stop in for dinner at Sant Ambroeus. Pro tip: Macarons at nearby Ladurรฉe are an excellent palate cleanser.