BANG AND OLUFSEN
We are excited to announce that our Bang & Olufsen showroom
in Soho, NYC. is now home to our newest product, BeoSound 8.
BeoSound 8 is a powerful sound hub that sets your digital music free. It's compatible with a myriad of different devices including the iPhone and iPad. BeoSound 8 can be displayed free standing or
wall mounted and it comes in six different colors. It would be our privilege to demonstrate the BeoSound 8 for you at our showroom in SoHo. Bring in your own iDevice and experience your music on a completely new level. We look forward to introducing you to the
wonderful world of Bang & Olufsen.
63 Greene St
Phone: 212-274-1003
www.bang-olufsen.com/soho
HOW LOUNGE
We are excited to invite you to your neighborhood's new boutique Mac training shop!
Whether you just got your first iPad or you have been working with Final Cut Pro for years, our expert trainers will help you take it to the next level. Individual attention and support provided by your experienced trainer results in a much better learning experience than reading manuals or attending general classes. We are here to answer your questions and simplify your life. All sessions are $75 per hour. From syncing and word processing, to music recording and graphic design.
How Lounge
Personalized training and help with your Mac.
91 Crosby Street, New York, NY 10012
347-855-4HOW
Book your appointment:
www.howlounge.com
MACLAREN
For the best in strollers and furnishings for baby, there is only one place to visit: Maclaren. The British company’s Soho flagship is chock-full of beautiful buggys, toys, and all the accoutrements chic parents could possibly hope for.
This respected company even boasts collaborations with Kate Spade and Juicy Couture, so you can be certain you’re giving your little one the stylish start they deserve.
150 Wooster St
P: 212-677-2700
http://www.maclaren.com
PURL
137 Sullivan Street
212-420-8796
Wine Shops
SOHO WINES AND SPIRITS
461 West Broadway
Phone: (212) 777-4332
SPRING STREET WINE SHOP
187 Spring
Phone: (212) 219-0521
VINTAGE NEW YORK
482 Broome
Phone: (212) 226-9463
Flowers and Plants
BLUE WATER FLOWERS
265 Lafayette
Phone: (212) 226-0587
FLORA NEW YORK
72 Thompson
Phone: (212) 274-1887
Pharmacys
THOMPSON CHEMIST
137 Thompson
Phone: (212) 598-9790
Medical
DOWNTOWN WOMEN OB/GYN
568 Broadway Suite 304
Phone: (212) 966-7600
BRADFORD R. KATCHEN, MD, DERMATOLOGY
568 Broadway, Suite 303
Phone: (212) 334-1155
NYU DOWNTOWN OB/GYN ASSOCIATES
77 Mercer Street
Phone: (212) 274-0800
SOHO SKIN AND LASER DERMATOLOGY
62 Crosby Street
Phone: (212)431-1600
Department Stores
PEARL RIVER MART
477 Broadway
Phone: 1-800-878-2446
Army Navy Clothing
ICEBERG ARMY-NAVY
452 Broadway
Phone: (212) 226-8454
Digital Photos
E/Z PHOTO & COPY CENTER
65 Spring
Phone: (212) 343-0242
PRINCE AND SULLIVAN PHOTO
186 Prince
Phone: (212) 941-0833
SPECTRA PHOTO @ DIGITAL INK
160 Varick
Phone: (212) 352-9500
PRINCE STREET COPY CENTER
159 Prince
Phone: (212) 982-7333
Records
ROCKS IN YOUR HEAD
157 Prince
Phone: (212) 475-6729
Books
HOUSING WORKS BOOKSTORE CAFE
Housing Works Bookstore Café is retail activism in action. Not only are all of the books in this space donated, but the store is almost entirely run by volunteers. All proceeds from the sales of books, music, beverages and food go to Housing Works, Inc. which provides direct services for homeless New Yorkers living with AIDS/HIV. Ways to help: Rent the space, donate books, become a volunteer or shop!
126 Crosby
Phone: 212-334-3324
New York, NY, 10012
www.housingworks.org/bookstore
NEW YORK OPEN CENTER BOOKSTORE
83 Spring Street
Phone: (212) 219-2527
POETS HOUSE
72 Spring 2nd Fl.
Phone: (212) 431-7920
TRAVELER”S CHOICE BOOKSTORE
2 Wooster
Phone: (212) 941-1535
UNIVERSAL NEWS AND CAFE
484 Broadway
Phone: (212) 965-9042
UNTITLED
159 Prince
Phone: (212) 982-2088
Specialty Stores
DOGGYSTYLE, NYC
100 Thompson
Phone: (212) 431-9200
LEEKAN DESIGNS
93 Mercer
Phone: (212) 226-7226
EASTERN MOUNTAIN SPORTS
591 Broadway
Phone: (212) 966-8730
MARIEBELLE FINE TREATS AND CHOCOLATES
484 Broome
Phone: (212) 925-6999
O.K. CIGARS
383 West Broadway
Phone: (212) 965-9065
LAFAYETTE SMOKE SHOP
63 Spring
Phone: (212) 226-3475
SMITH & HAWKEN
394 West Broadway
Phone: (212) 925-1190
LIORA MANNE
91 Grand
Phone: (212) 965-0302
KIDROBOT
126 Prince
Phone: (212) 966-6688
SCRAP YARD
300 West Broadway
Phone: (212) 343-2557
CHARLTON CLEANERS AND TAYLORS
197 6th Ave
Phone: (212) 255-7065
VILLAGE TAILORS AND CLEANERS
127 Sullivan
Phone: (212) 925-9667
GILDA’S CLUB NEW YORK CITY
195 West Houston
Phone: (212) 647-9700
PORTOFINO SUN
462 West Broadway 2nd Fl
Phone: (212) 473-7600
TURON TRAVEL INC
2 Wooster
Phone: (212) 925-5453
Art Supply Stores
CRAFT CARAVAN INC
63 Greene Street
Phone: (212) 431-6669
FRAMED ON PRINCE STREET
124 Prince Street
Phone: (212) 219-9040
PEARL PAINT
308 Canal Street
Phone: 212-431-7932
SOHO ART MATERIALS
127 Grand Street
Phone: 212-431-3938
THE COMPLEAT SCULPTOR, INC.
90 Vandam Street
212-243-6074
TIBET ARTS AND CRAFTS, INC.
144 Sullivan
Phone: (212) 529-4344
VISION OF TIBET
167 Thompson
Phone: (212) 995-9276
Construction and Hardware Stores
B & Z STEEL EQUIPMENT CO. INC.
78 Greene
Phone: (212) 966-5855
CK&L HARDWARE
438 Broome
Phone: (212) 925-0375
LENDY ELECTRICAL SUPPLY
176-184 Grand
Phone: (212) 941-1334
OK HARDWARE
438 Broome
Phone: (212) 925-0375
Currency Exchange
CURRENCY EXCHANGE
401 West Broadway
Phone: (212) 966-7080
Parking
BROOME THOMPSON PARKING LLC
520 Broome
Phone: (212) 226-9130
BROOME ST. PARKING
395 Broome
Phone: (212) 226-9797
CENTRAL/KINNEY PARKING SYSTEM
224 Mulberry
Phone: (212) 343-8401
CENTRAL/KINNEY PARKING SYSTEM
14-18 Charlton/ Vandam
Phone: (212) 691-3109
CENTRAL/KINNEY PARKING SYSTEM
246 Spring
Phone: (212) 929-9891
WOOSTER PARKING CORP.
6 Wooster
Phone: (212) 226-8541
Have something specific in mind that
you are shopping for? Check out SoHo's specialty shops that are tailored to
that certain item.
Everything from specialty wine shops,
florists, art supplies and more will
help you get exactly what it is you desire.
SoHo's boutiques and restaurants are clustered in the northern area of the neighborhood, along Broadway and Prince and Spring streets. The sidewalks in this
area are often crowded with tourists
and with vendors selling jewelry, t-shirts,
and other works, sometimes leaving no
space for pedestrians to walk
