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COLUMBUS AVENUE Polarn O HOME TO GREAT SHOPS + RESTAURANTS + TASTE OF THE UPPER WEST SIDE DIRECTORY Clothing & Accessories (cont’d.) Food & Drink (cont’d.) Specialty Shops Services Services (cont’d.) COLUMBUS AVENUE Polarn O. Pyret 428 Columbus Avenue (212) 201-1945 Raku 57 West 76th Street (212) 873-1220 (Japanese) Art Galleries & Framers Banks Repairs: Shoes & Cell Phones Edition th BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT Z Baby 100 West 72nd Street (212) 579-2229 Santa Fe 73 West 71st Street (212) 724-0822 (Southwestern) Astro West 102 West 79th Street (646) 781-9377 Bank of America (ATM only) 192 Columbus Avenue Angelo's Shoe Repair 228 Columbus Ave (917) 441-3927 Visit us online at: columbusavenuebid.org Eyewear Shake Shack 366 Columbus Avenue (646) 747-8770 (Burgers) Central Art Gallery 281 Columbus Avenue (212) 496-5455 Bank of America (ATM only) 334 Columbus Avenue Shoe Repair 190 Columbus Avenue (212) 874-2310 COLUMBUS Sido Falafel 267 Columbus Ave (212) 496-2803 (Middle Eastern) 2019 20 Anne et Valentin 248 Columbus Avenue (646) 690-6600 North of History 445 Columbus Ave (646) 559-2929 (gallery) Chase Bank 260 Columbus Avenue (212) 769-0400 The Mobile Shop 228A Columbus Avenue (212) 300-7939 Storico 170 CPW at NY Hist. Society (212) 485-9211 (Italian) Clothing & Accessories EuroOptika 288 Columbus Avenue (212) 501-7070 Wade Maxx Art & Framing 191 Columbus Ave (212) 799-6771 Chase Bank 335 Columbus Avenue (212) 873-1207 Salons, Spas & Barber Shops Robert Marc 190 Columbus Avenue (212) 799-4600 TapNYC 267 Columbus Avenue (917) 261-2094 (Tapioca Crepes) Citibank 441 Columbus Avenue (917) 746-9233 Beauty Dry Bar 69 West 71st Street (212) 500-1658 Apparel - Women Tenzan 285 Columbus Avenue (212) 580-7300 (Japanese) AVENUE Royal Opticians 453 Columbus Avenue (212) 873-4499 HSBC 301 Columbus Avenue 1(800) 975-4722 AG Jeans 305 Columbus Avenue (212) 496-5692 Aesop 219 Columbus Avenue (212) 362-5701 European Wax Center 314 Columbus Ave (646) 760-7189 SEE Eyewear 207 Columbus Avenue (646) 335-4203 The Milling Room 446 Columbus Ave (212) 595-0380 (American) A Tempo 300 Columbus Avenue (212) 769-0368 Bluemercury 184 Columbus Avenue (212) 362-1660 Co-Working Spaces J & E Hair Salon 265 Columbus Ave (212) 787-0829 2019 MAP + GUIDE Warby Parker 185 Columbus Avenue (646) 867-2947 Uno Pizzeria & Grill 432 Columbus Avenue (212) 595-4700 Fresh 159 Columbus Avenue (212) 787-3505 Spacious 446 Columbus Avenue Jeffrey Stein Salon 250 Columbus Ave (212) 580-6000 Athleta 216 Columbus Avenue (212) 787-5602 Vive La Crêpe 189 Columbus Avenue (855) 273-7369 L'Occitane 198 Columbus Avenue (212) 874-4326 The Yard 157 Columbus Avenue (212) 203-7847 M Salon 324 Columbus Avenue (212) 873-5255 BocNYC 410 Columbus Avenue (212) 799-1567 Jewelry & Accessories Zucker’s Bagels 273 Columbus Avenue (212) 874-2800 Club Monaco 211 Columbus Avenue (212) 724-4076 Artiste Jewelers 223 Columbus Avenue (212) 877-3320 Rituals 420 Columbus Avenue (212) 595-9103 NYC Barber Shop Museum 290 Columbus Avenue Bars, Wine Bars, Lounges Drug Stores & Pharmacies Eileen Fisher 341 Columbus Avenue (212) 362-3000 Gas Bijoux 189B Columbus Avenue (212) 799-0282 Savor Beauty & Spa 448 Columbus Avenue (212) 390-1231 (212) 920-9716 Bin 71 237 Columbus Avenue (212) 362-5446 Duane Reade 325 Columbus Avenue (212) 580-2017 Kate Spade 205 Columbus Avenue (212) 799-3271 The Abnormal Beauty Co. 194 Columbus Avenue (646) 780-8569 Pinky New York 312 Columbus Ave (212) 787-0390 (nails) Intermix 210 Columbus Avenue (212) 769-9116 General Nutrition Center 159 Columbus Ave (212) 721-1876 SEE Da Capo 322 Columbus Avenue (646) 882-0197 303 Columbus Ave (212) 877-4255 (barber) IRO 241 Columbus Avenue (212) 721-2900 AD KT Collection 276 Columbus Avenue (212) 875-8700 Reamir & Co. Dakota Bar 53 West 72nd Street (212) 787-0700 Bikes Thomas Drugs 171 Columbus Avenue (212) 877-7340 Johnny Was 270 Columbus Avenue (332) 255-2965 Outlette 228 Columbus Avenue (646) 657-0584 Salon Gabor 222 Columbus Avenue (212) 501-8276 Dive 75 101 West 75th Street (212) 362-7518 Bicycle Renaissance 430 Columbus Avenue (212) 724-2350 West Side Pharmacy 255 Columbus Ave (212) 362-9170 Joie 201 Columbus Avenue (646) 609-7060 Swatch 100 West 72nd Street (212) 595-9640 Salon Riz 78 West 82nd Street (646) 309-5596 Guyer’s 286 Columbus Avenue (212) 877-8090 Bike and Roll 445 Columbus Ave (212) 260-0400 (tours, rental) Kate Spade 205 Columbus Avenue (212) 799-3271 Trollbeads 226 Columbus Avenue (646) 692-3113 Dry Cleaners & Laundries Savor Beauty & Spa 448 Columbus Ave (212) 390-1231 Malachy's Donegal Inn 103 West 72nd Street (212) 874-4268 La Mode Cleaners 100 West 69th Street (212) 595-4299 Liana 324 Columbus Avenue (212) 873-8746 Books & Magazines Scott J. Aveda Salon 257 Columbus Ave (212) 496-3904 Thrift SEE Shalel 65 West 70th Street (212) 873-2300 AD Book Culture 450 Columbus Avenue (212) 595-1962 Laundromat 102 West 71st Street (212) 877-6821 Olive & Bette’s 252 Columbus Avenue (212) 579-2178 Grand Bazaar NYC (Sunday only) In schoolyard on Columbus Amazing Store & Smoke Shop 208A Columbus Ave (212) 501-0400 Merit Cleaners 102 West 79th Street (212) 724-9140 Museums & Cultural Institutions Only Hearts 386 Columbus Avenue (212) 724-5608 (Lingerie) Avenue between West 76th and West 77th Streets Coffee, Tea & Juice Bars Alice's Tea Cup 102 West 73rd Street (212) 799-3006 Starlight Laundry 103 West 71st Street (212) 874-0227 Museums Oska 311 Columbus Avenue (212) 799-3757 Housing Works 306 Columbus Avenue (212) 579-7566 Cards & Paper Goods SEE Paige 245 Columbus Avenue (212) 769-1500 Black Press Coffee 274 Columbus Avenue (opening) Flying Tiger 424 Columbus Avenue (646)998-4755 Fitness AD American Museum of Natural History Central Park West at 79th Street (212) 769-5100 amnh.org Patagonia 426 Columbus Avenue (917) 441-0011 Food & Drink Da Capo 322 Columbus Avenue (646) 882-0197 Papyrus 209 Columbus Avenue (212) 877-3343 Barry’s Bootcamp 74 West 69th Street (646) 930-2703 SEE DiMenna Children’s History Museum 170 Central Park Peruvian Connection 341 Columbus Avenue (212) 239-1219 Jack’s Stir Brew Coffee 378 Columbus Avenue (opening) Paper Source 309 Columbus Avenue (646) 861-2879 CrossFit NYC 157 Columbus Avenue, LL (212) 731-2165 AD Restaurants & Cafés West at 77th St. (212) 873-3400 nyhistory.org Rag & Bone 182 Columbus Avenue (212) 362-7138 Joe & the Juice 247 Columbus Avenue Modern Martial Arts 103 West 73rd Street (212) 721-2240 8th Hill 359 Columbus Avenue (Mediterranean) (opening) Home Decor & Furnishings SEE New-York Historical Society 170 Central Pk. West at 77 St Really Great Things 284 Columbus Avenue (212) 787-5354 Joe Coffee 187 Columbus Avenue (212) 877-0244 Momentum Fitness 246 Columbus Ave, LL (917) 426-3492 AD Alice's Tea Cup 102 West 73rd Street (212) 799-3006 (Teahouse) Celso de Lemos 294 Columbus Avenue (opening) (212) 873-3400 nyhistory.org Reiss 199 Columbus Avenue (212) 799-5560 Juice Press 239 Columbus Avenue (212) 777-0034 Pure Barre 412 Columbus Avenue (917) 965-2175 SEE Amber 103 West 70th Street (212) 799-8100 (Japanese Fusion) Flying Tiger 424 Columbus Avenue (646) 998-4755 AD Rose Center for Earth & Space 81st St. bet. CPW & Col. Ave Sandro 181 Columbus Avenue (212) 877-1900 Parliament 170 Central Park West @ NY-Hist. Soc. (646) 293-9912 Renzo Gracie Academy 246 Columbus Ave, LL (opening) Big Nick’s Pizza & Gyroshop 70 West 71st Street (212) 799-4444 Grand Bazaar NYC (Sundays) Columbus Ave. btw 76th & 77th Call for Space Show tickets: (212) 769-5100 amnh.org Siqin 322 Columbus Avenue (917) 868-5137 Sensuous Bean 66 West 70th Street (212) 724-7725 NYC Barber Shop Museum 290 Columbus Avenue Jewelry Designed & Handmade in New York City Bistro Cassis 225 Columbus Avenue (212) 579-3966 (French) Housing Works 306 Columbus Avenue (212) 579-7566 Florists Scotch & Soda 416 Columbus Avenue (347) 620-0015 Starbucks Coffee 213 Columbus Avenue (212) 579-7834 (212) 920-9716 with Other Fabulous Finds Cafe Frida 368 Columbus Avenue (212) 712-2929 (Mexican) Jonathan Adler 304 Columbus Avenue (212) 787-0017 Q Florist 447 Columbus Avenue (212) 787-4790 Variazioni 310 Columbus Avenue (212) 877-4500 Starbucks Coffee 338 Columbus Avenue (646) 505-1106 American Folk Art Museum* Columbus Avenue bet Da Capo 322 Columbus Avenue (646) 882-0197 (Italian) La Terrine 280 Columbus Avenue (212) 362-2122 WWW. KTCOLLECTION. COM Vince 244 Columbus Avenue (212) 381-4422 Starbucks Coffee 444 Columbus Avenue (212) 769-2296 Hardware & Locksmiths 65th & 66th Streets (212) 595-9533 folkartmuseum.org 208 Columbus Avenue (212) 874-2929 (Mexican) LuxCucina 452A Columbus Avenue (212) 787-4400 St, Suite 210, New York, NY 10024 [email protected] www.columbusavenuebid.org El Mitote th Golden Key Locksmith 328A Columbus Ave (212) 580-0066 OLUMBUS VENUE RD Theory 230 Columbus Avenue (212) 362-3676 T2Tea 188 Columbus Avenue (646) 998-5010 276 C A @ 73 , NYC 10023 212 875-8700 Ella Kitchen 249 Columbus Avenue (212) 579-9929 (Latin, Medit.) Schweitzer Linens 457 Columbus Avenue (212) 799-6618 Theatre, Concerts, Dance, Film Supreme Hardware 65 West 73rd Street (212) 362-3555 SEE Apparel - Men Empire Szechuan 193 Columbus Avenue (212) 496-8778 (Chinese) Bakeries The Shade Store 313 Columbus Avenue (646) 762-8981 AD The Beacon Theater* 2124 Broadway (212) 465-6225 Mail Services The Culture Center 410 Columbus Ave (212) 769-1600 AG Jeans 305 Columbus Avenue (212) 496-5692 Fish on the Fly 269 Columbus Ave (646) 870-0810 (Seafood to-go) Alice's Tea Cup 102 West 73rd Street (212) 799-3006 Kids: Toys Club Monaco 211 Columbus Avenue (212) 724-4076 100 West 82nd Street (646) 870-0301 (Hibachi, Sushi) Billy’s Bakery 410 Columbus Avenue (opening) Manhattan Mailroom 459 Columbus Avenue (212) 724-1600 Elinor Bunin Munroe Film Center* 144 W.
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