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Perfect Saturday West Village

By Courtney Iseman
  • Saturdays Surf NYC. Photo by Brian Harkin.
  • ↑ The latest venture from Kin Shop’s Harold Dieterle, The Marrow (99 Bank Street) is a mod-chic yet welcoming space with a menu that takes inspiration from Dieterle’s German and Italian ba
  • ↑ Someday, Bleecker Street will be called Marc Jacobs Street. But for now, the designer’s mini-empire of stores is just enough to outfit your entire life in MJ, and Bookmarc (
  • ↑ In the market for a party dress? Look no further than Cynthia Rowley (376 Bleecker Street). The designer has the New York night-out look mastered with a balance of fashion-forward and classic, d
  • ↑ You’ll find a selection of covetable day and night dresses at Mint Julep (555 Hudson Street), among other perennially chic clothing, accessories and bags. The Massachusetts-based store holds an inve
  • ↑ Whether you’re planning on splurging on a pair of statement shoes or just seeking some serious inspiration, it's worth stopping in Pierre Hardy (30 Jane Street). The sleek, minimalist space is pepp
  • ↑ A hit with both the style set and the surfer set, Saturdays Surf (17 Perry Street) has a West Village location so you don’t have to trek to Soho for a cup of their raved-about coffee. While you si
  • ↑ The name Sucre (357 Bleecker Street) is fitting for this shop: everything in here has eye-candy status. Founded by former Patricia Fields buyer Candace Mohr and Selima Salaun of Selima Optique, the s
  • ↑ Once you’ve had your fill of the many boldface names that the West Village offers up in shopping, check out some indie designers, artisans and vintage vendors at The Marke
  • ↑If you like your workout to have some fight to it, head to Equinox (97 Greenwich Avenue) for their Powerstrike! class. It fuses karate, kickboxing and other martial art moves with fast-p

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