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It’s time to coin a new microneighborhood. When people ask where I live, I will now be saying I live in NoDi, which stands for North of Dimes.
NoDi is a microsuburb of the pedestrian-dense urban section of Canal Street known as Dimes Square. It contains such cultural establishments as Metrograph and PingPod, as well as dining destinations like North Dumpling, Scarr’s, and Papa John’s.
Its quaint streets have cafes such as the brand-new Fa San, Gather, and Cafe Grumpy, and nightlife destinations like Reception, Bar Belly, Clockwork, and Casetta.
It’s affixed between the gorgeous Seward Park and Allen Street, a main artery of the area, offering access to the trendy “Dimes Square,” the normal “Rest of the Lower East Side,” and the extremely Chinese “Chinatown,” and is separated from other neighborhoods by wide or well-trafficked streets.
Experts predict that NoDi will 10x in popularity over a 2-year time span, becoming one of the most sought-after locations on earth.
NoDi is a microsuburb of the pedestrian-dense urban section of Canal Street known as Dimes Square. It contains such cultural establishments as Metrograph and PingPod, as well as dining destinations like North Dumpling, Scarr’s, and Papa John’s.
Its quaint streets have cafes such as the brand-new Fa San, Gather, and Cafe Grumpy, and nightlife destinations like Reception, Bar Belly, Clockwork, and Casetta.
It’s affixed between the gorgeous Seward Park and Allen Street, a main artery of the area, offering access to the trendy “Dimes Square,” the normal “Rest of the Lower East Side,” and the extremely Chinese “Chinatown,” and is separated from other neighborhoods by wide or well-trafficked streets.
Experts predict that NoDi will 10x in popularity over a 2-year time span, becoming one of the most sought-after locations on earth.
