Only the places a local would actually send a friend to. Not one chain, not one airport lounge.
$16.90
A hand-picked New York guide for Google My Maps — 16 quiet collections of independent cafés, restaurants, galleries and hidden gems. No chains, no tourist traps, no sponsored listings.
72 places shown · 48,054 in the full volume
Every collection on this page, bundled into a single download. Roughly two thirds less than buying one by one.
Only the places a local would actually send a friend to. Not one chain, not one airport lounge.
Family-owned kitchens, neighbourhood bistros, the little place everyone keeps meaning to try. Chains removed.
Consignment, thrift, and the good racks. The treasures the guidebooks never mention.
Where crate-diggers disappear on a slow afternoon.
Every skate park, climbing gym and boulder spot worth a detour.
From the national collection to the studio behind the bookshop.
Pastries with lighting, interiors with a point of view. Bring a camera.
Salons, spas and nail bars run by people you’ll want to go back to.
Co-working rooms, libraries and bookshops where the wi-fi is real.
The unglamorous travel essential. Never ask the front desk again.
ATMs for cash, post offices for parcels and stamps — the errands a phone can’t do for you.
A calm map for a rushed moment. Hope you never need it.
Green space and play structures — the places that save a weekend.
Children’s bookshops, kids’ museums, family-friendly afternoons.
Hand-written field notes on the version of New York past the queues — independent cafés, neighbourhood lunches, the slow afternoon.
Times Square is for the airport bus. The five-borough city — the one that takes a year to learn — is built out of small streets, smaller cafés and a thousand independent restaurants Midtown will never tell you about.
Every map opens inside Google My Maps — a free service from Google for personal maps.
You receive an email with a file. One click and it’s on your phone or laptop.
Open Google My Maps — a free Google service for personal maps — press ‘Import’, pick the file. All the pins appear at once.
Open the Google Maps app on your phone, tap You at the bottom, then Maps — your new atlas is waiting. Use it offline, share it with a friend.