If you are looking to increase your freak street cred, this is the place to go. Goth kids rock out in this shop.
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Vampire Freaks
Max & Mina's
Ketchup Ice Cream?????
You may have had the dark chocolate ice cream at Bloomingdales, but if you head to Queens to this amazing ice cream shop where it all started, the flavors get really weird!
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Maxilla & Mandible Ltd
Your lil’ scientist will dig this place!
This shop was started by a real life archeologist who digs up dinosaur bones in faraway lands as an homage to the Victorian era when collecting medical specimens was all the rage!
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Claudio’s Barber Shop
We didn’t give you the street number because we want you to enjoy the process of actually finding Claudio’s like we had to!
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Justo Botanica
If you are looking to ward off evil spirits or advice on your love life, head uptown to Justo Botanica.
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Screaming Mimi’s
If you’re lucky you may spot uber-stylist Patricia Field here or one of those blond things from the Hills combing the racks for one of a kind finds.
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Murray’s Cheese
It’s the oldest cheese shops in New York, originally by opened Murray Greenberg a Jewish Spanish civil war veteran and communist as a wholesale butter and egg shop a few doors up Cornelia street in 1940. The old timers say that even though he was an old leftie, he was still a street smart capitalist [...]
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O Ottomanelli & Sons Meat Market
On Bleecker Street if it is meat you seek, Ottomanelli & Sons has been satisfying locals for four generations.
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O Ottomanelli & Sons Meat Market
On Bleecker Street if it is meat you seek, Ottomanelli & Sons has been satisfying locals for four generations.
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Porto Rico Coffee
This store was founded in 1907 selling tea leaves, coffee beans and olive oil to Italian immigrants.
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