The Pulse of Manhattan
SoHo is more than cast-iron architecture: It’s a microcosm of New York City, compressed into 26 blocks — simultaneously an artist’s enclave, a fashionista’s haven, a foodie’s paradise, and a history buff’s living textbook. There’s much to discover south of Houston Street, and The Dominick can help you get started.
Home to a Michelin-starred restaurant and countless other culinary delights, SoHo is replete with quality dining options for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Located on SoHo’s western boundary, The Dominick is within a mile of the High Line, Washington Square Park, Union Square Park, Hudson Square Park, and other green spaces. The Dominick is situated on a historic street. In fact, SoHo, quite literally, is a living landmark: Multiple buildings in the SoHo–Cast Iron Historic District are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. As the art scene has expanded into Chelsea, SoHo is still home to dozens of galleries and studios, displaying everything from fine to modern art. Chanel. Prada. Bape. From designer boutiques to department store chains, SoHo provides ample opportunities to dress-up your wardrobe.Gastronomy
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