Leonard St, Chinatown

Leonard street is a little bit dreary compared to the vivacious avenues that surround it. There isn’t much in terms of food ro shopping, but I would guess that it’s a pretty quiet street to live on. The very few stores here are mostly for basic needs. There isn’t much more to this street than being a thorougfare to another one. It is close to most of the subway lines, but the easiest acecess uptown is through the 1, 2, A,C,E stations, and with a bit of a walk, you can reach the lines that cater to the East side such as the 4, 5,6.

Leonard Street has nothing in the way of food or shopping and is visual kind of drab. However, it does have some great neighbors. I don’t know that I would recommend this street for anything but getting to another one.
This village is best accessed by the followed Metro Stations: 1,2 Houston Street, A,C,E, Spring Street, Prince St N,R,W, Broadway-Lafayette, B,D,F,V, Bleeker St, 4,6 2nd Ave- Lower East Side F,V, Canal St 1, 2, Canal St, A,C,E, ...N, Q R,W,... 4, 6,... J, M, Z, Grand St, B, D Bowery, J, M, Franklin, 1, 2. It is also very well acessible by the bus system!