West 25th St, Chelsea

Depending on where you have travelled from, you may be limited in what you can take home but if you have room to spare or even just like browsing, the Indoor Market that can be found on West 25th Street is fantastic. With a range of antiques that are positively spellbinding, you will definitely find something that catches your eye and possibly even your wallet too.

This street is nice because it not only boasts proximity to the subways on 23rd street, along with the thriving restaurant and night life in the area, but it is also fairly quiet and proves to be a nice place to live. Stretching from Riverside Drive to Park Ave So, it’s wonderful in how close it is to clubs, bars, and restaurants, but not so much that they are a nuisance in the daily activities. 25th street is a street of convenience, with several private doctor’s clinics, pharmacies, Laundromats, hardware stores, and a plethora of other stores that sell things you just plainly need. It’s close to the “club row” on 27th street but not so much so that it’s overwhelming and you feel like you have to be dressed up to be there. Closer to 5th ave, there are some more upscale stores, and on 5thave itself, there is a nice rooftop bar that proves to be a quaint hideaway both in the warm and cold months (they have an indoor roof). All in all, this is not a bad street to live on, or stroll on if you prefer.