Do not disturb short for DND, is a no speak easy that opened up in the West Village. They have not yet released about their new location online it’s through word of mouth. Do not Disturb is a discreet, underground and sophisticated speakeasy cocktail bar takes inspiration from the clandestine bars of 1920s New York with hand-beaded images of Ziegfeld Follies girls lining the walls, beckoning guests into this secret bar through a darkened entrance.

One of my favorite streets to walk through when strolling around the West Village is Perry St. I always stop by the Spanish tiles on Perry St. to cherish the cultural charms that this city has to offer!

I'm a big fan of stand-up comedy, therefore 'Comedy Cellar' was on my list of things to do. I went at 6 p.m. on a Saturday night. I'd suggest going later, perhaps the 8pm-12am concerts, as they're more likely to feature special guests. Greenwich Village is where you'll find this. If you're seated in the front rows, expect to be called on. Even when we arrived at 6 p.m., the place was packed. The comedians and comediennes were all hilarious. Each segment lasted approximately 7-10 minutes. The earlier you arrive, the closer your table is to the stage. Make reservations online and pay at the end of the night. Each ticket costs $25 and includes a minimum of two beers per person. As a result, expect to pay around $80-100 for two people. If you're in New York, you must go. The performance was fantastic!!! We weren't sure if there would be a substantial difference between this more well-known location and others in New York, but there was. Every single comedian in this room was absolutely hilarious and great!! Then Chris Rock appears out of nowhere and performs a one-hour concert!!

I've never seen a more charming national memorial/park than Stonewall National Monument. It's close to the #1 train station on Christopher St. This park is well-kept and clearly receives a lot of attention! It's a beautiful small peaceful spot in comparison to the rest of New York City, and it's really clean, unlike some other parks. The rangers are friendly and knowledgeable, and whoever manages the park likes to shake things up every now and then. It's well worth a visit, and it's surrounded by historical landmarks! It may appear to be just another small park in the city, but it is well worth a visit, particularly for LGBT people and their supporters. Special events are, predictably, LGBT-focused, and guests can discover much more about the equality movement and current challenges at these events. There are a few benches around the park, so come here if you need to sit down after a walk or if you just got some food from a local restaurant. You can't miss it since everything is covered in rainbow flags.

For my partner's birthday, I wanted to enjoy a romantic supper. We chose Palma because of the surrounding area and the positive ratings. It's a small space, but it's quite lovely. It's as though you're in a small Italian town. Beautiful surroundings, with fresh flowers adorning the outdoor seats and a garden that is truly a beauty! The owners clearly put a lot of thought into each and every aspect. We were initially seated at a small table and asked if we might be moved to a larger one because we felt crammed. Despite the fact that they were so busy, the manager was extremely gracious and transferred us right away. Carcioffi fritti, mozzarella with peas and favs beans, GF pasta with mushrooms and truffles, and tonno confit were among the dishes we sampled from the menu. The restaurant's manager is an amazing pleasure! She was warm and friendly, and she made our evening so wonderful. Our waiter was also incredibly attentive and made certain that we were having a good time. The food was delectable and freshly prepared. We're looking forward to returning the next time we're in town.