vogue.com
New York City’s West Village neighborhood is often touted as its most romantic: the urban grid of concrete numbered avenues and streets slowly dissipates into a jumble of cobblestone ones with names like Grove, Charles, and Perry. Skyscrapers give way to 18th-century brownstones and mews houses—which, in the springtime, have blooms bursting from their flower boxes. Independent stores are more common than chain ones, and nearly every restaurant feels like a quaint hole-in-the-wall (until you find…
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