The next time you are in Williamsburg, turn off Bedford Avenue and explore Grand Street instead. There are some wonderful unique restaurants and boutiques of great quality and decor. I can't say enough. It is our new favorite restaurant row. To get there, plan your subway route on www.hopstop.com. Or use this map I found on the back of Bozu's business card.
TherapyBoutique and Spa
115 Grand St
call: 718.486.0370
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Hand-selected pieces for the home, body, and mind
including a seasonal selection of plants and flowers.
They also carry selected styles from my collection!
Mine
177 Grand St
www.minemetalart.com
Kristina Kozak's metalwork is bold and incredible!
Her boutique showcases her creations as well as a
wonderful selection of unique things for the home.
Open for shopping Friday through Sunday
You must pay a visit, because the
website doen't show the store. And it is great.
Snacky Sake Lounge
187 Grand St
call: 718.486.4848115 Grand St
call: 718.486.0370
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Hand-selected pieces for the home, body, and mind
including a seasonal selection of plants and flowers.
They also carry selected styles from my collection!
Mine177 Grand St
www.minemetalart.com
Kristina Kozak's metalwork is bold and incredible!
Her boutique showcases her creations as well as a
wonderful selection of unique things for the home.
Open for shopping Friday through Sunday
You must pay a visit, because the
website doen't show the store. And it is great.
Snacky Sake Lounge187 Grand St
Wong Kar Wai and Jackie Chan films play while you
sip sake or Korean soju and eat up a storm without
spending up a storm. The decor is similar to
my apartment so I love love loved it.
If I had thought of it sooner, I would have
celebrated my birthday here. Next year!
Commune
191 Grand St
www.communeinternational.com
A hair salon and shop with a very specific minimalist eye.
Maybe they will like my Silk Obi Sashes.
Dokebi
199 Grand St
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Korean barbeque, shabu-shabu, plus vegetarian
yummy dishes. Good prices on pitchers of
Japanese beer.
Bozu296 Grand St
www.oibozu.com
I gasped when we entered. The decor is breathtaking.
Pass the sharkskin plexi wall in front
(referencing the handle of a Samurai sword)
and be dazzled by daruma!
And the food and drink are amazing.
This place totally dazzles.
I tried the turnip shochu along
with our meal. Yes, turnip!
Lodge318 Grand St
www.lodgenyc.com
Who says antlers are so yesterday. Feh
to you. I love their decor. It has rustic and
modern "lodge" touches all mixed together
in a humorous and eye-pleasing way.
Brunch is great! Try the Trout and Eggs.
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