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Neighborhood

Welcome to Inwood, Manhattan's not-so-hidden gem where lush parks like Inwood Hill and Fort Tryon provide a serene escape amidst the hustle and bustle of the city. Discover a vibrant culinary scene, convenient transportation options, and a rich tapestry of activities.

The MET Cloisters
Explore medieval art and architecture at the Metropolitan Museum of Art Cloisters in Fort Tryon Park, Manhattan. Wander through curated galleries showcasing European masterpieces from the Romanesque and Gothic periods. Admire sculptures, manuscripts, and tapestries amidst historic cloisters and gardens with panoramic views of the Hudson River.
Dyckman Farmhouse Museum
This historic Dutch Colonial-style farmhouse dates back to the 18th century and offers guided tours, exhibitions, and educational programs to explore the history of the area and its agricultural roots.
Inwood Art Works
Inwood Art Works nurtures a vibrant community of artists, musicians, and writers. Through film, theater, and visual arts events, they promote social engagement, diversity, and offer various free programs like the Inwood Film Festival, gallery exhibitions, and live performances.
Word Up Community Bookshop
A volunteer-run, bilingual community bookstore, Word Up hosts literary events, book clubs, author readings, and workshops, promoting literacy and community engagement.
Fort Tryon Park
Home to the iconic Cloisters museum, Fort Tryon Park offers expansive lawns, scenic overlooks, and beautifully landscaped gardens. Visitors can stroll along winding paths, relax in the Heather Garden, or enjoy cultural events and performances at the New Leaf Restaurant and Bar.
Inwood Hill Park
Inwood Hill Park is the crown jewel of Inwood, boasting the last natural forest in Manhattan. Visitors can enjoy hiking trails, picnicking, birdwatching, and stunning views of the Hudson River and the Palisades. The park also features caves with historical significance, believed to have been used by Native Americans.
Isham Park
Isham Park is a tranquil oasis in Inwood, featuring wooded areas, walking paths, and a playground. It's a favorite spot for locals to unwind, exercise, and enjoy nature away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
Bruce's Garden
Bruce Reynolds Community Garden, located near 11 Park Terrace East, has thrived as an oasis within Isham Park for over 50 years. Named after Bruce Reynolds, a heroic 9/11 responder and Inwood native, the garden stands as a testament to his spirit and community dedication. Started in 1970 by Bruce and his father, J.A., the garden continues to flourish, serving as a vibrant symbol of community unity and resilience.
Payson Playground
Situated along the Hudson River, Payson Park offers stunning waterfront views and recreational amenities such as basketball courts, playgrounds, and picnic areas. It's a popular spot for families and outdoor enthusiasts alike.
Monsignor Kett Playground
This neighborhood playground features recreational facilities for children, including play structures, swings, and a spray shower for cooling off during the summer months.
Bocaditos Bistro
Experience a fusion of flavors with our modern twists on Mediterranean cuisine. From tapas to hearty entrees, each dish crafted with care using locally sourced ingredients. Join us for a memorable dining experience that celebrates food, flavor, and community.
Buunni Coffee 2
Premium coffee sourced from small Ethiopian farms and roasted in NYC for the perfect brew.
Cachapas Y Mas
A taste of Venezuela in the heart of Inwood featuring traditional Venezuelan cuisine, from savory cachapas to flavorful arepas, all served with a side of warm hospitality.
Canave
Cañave offers a cozy atmosphere with soothing murals and dim tea light illumination. Their Latin American-inspired menu features tacos, steak, pork chops, and more. Don't miss Cañave's Happy Hour, Tuesday-Friday until 7 p.m., featuring $8 margaritas, rum punch, and wine.
Choc NYC
Offering freshly baked croissants, pastries, tarts, and cakes, it's best to stop by in the morning for a latte and their must-try caramelized croissants (some dipped in chocolate), muffins, or pistachio eclairs. They also excel in crowd-pleasing desserts like classic chocolate layer cake and seasonal fruit tarts, perfect for any holiday or special occasion.
El Tina Seafood
Tucked beneath the 1 train at 207th Street, El Tina is a small 24-hour spot in Inwood with a very good $6 bowl of seafood soup.
Elsa Reina Del Chicharron
This Dominican restaurant is known for is large portions of crispy fried pork with a side of moro de habichuelas.
FiTo
" FiTo stands out for its South American-inspired small plates and delicious sangria, available in both red and white. Situated on Broadway near Fort Tryon Park, their sidewalk café tables offer a lively and vibrant atmosphere."
Galicia Tapas
Galicia, a Spanish restaurant, received a refreshing update when it relocated to a sunny corner in Inwood in 2019. With a long bar and spacious outdoor patio, it's the perfect spot to enjoy Spanish omelets, grilled octopus, and classic seafood paella. Don't miss their extensive selection of Iberian wines to complement your tapas experience.
Inwood Farm Cafe
Known for its cozy atmosphere and live music events, Indian Road Café offers a menu of American cuisine with a focus on locally sourced ingredients. It's a popular spot for brunch, lunch, and dinner, as well as for enjoying a drink with friends.
La Casa de Mofongo
Authentic Dominican flavors in Inwood. Savor the iconic dish, mofongo, alongside a variety of traditional Dominican specialties. Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere and hospitality that makes every visit a memorable experience.
La Nueva Espana
For excellent grilled chicken, visit La Nueva España on 207th Street. With spacious seating, it's perfect for groups. Enjoy half a grilled chicken with rice and beans, and skip cooking for the night.
Lina
Lina, nestled near Manhattan's northern tip beneath the elevated tracks, offers comforting Dominican specialties perfect for winter or any tough day. Take a seat at the counter or a table adorned with floral tablecloths and indulge in classic dishes like roast chicken, flavorful mofongo, and oven-cooked shrimp
Patok by Rach
At Patok by Rach, indulge your pork cravings with their mouthwatering Filipino dishes. Their lechon kawali boasts thick, crunchy skin and tender, melty fat—a true crowd-pleaser. Come on a weeknight, order an extra pork dish from their short menu of Filipino classics, and savor every bite until you're completely satisfied.
Pizza Palace
In Inwood, Pizza Palace reigns as the go-to spot for a perfect slice. This cash-only joint offers top-notch triangle and Sicilian pies. While classic cheese and pepperoni slices shine, the Sicilian crust disappears beneath a layer of gooey mozzarella.
Taqueria Emilio
At Taqueria Emilio, the tacos are generously loaded with toppings, turning them into fork-and-knife meals. Opt for simpler versions to fully appreciate the juicy al pastor and tender lengua at this all-day counter-service spot.
The Hudson
Enjoy a refined dining experience with a modern twist on classic American cuisine, all while overlooking the majestic Hudson River.
Tryon Public House
MamaJuana
MamaJuana is across the street from Inwood Hill Park, and has a great brunch and Happy Hour. Enjoy their yucca crab cakes, empanadas, and camarones en coco.
Mama Sushi
Late-night sushi house offers unique rolls, Japanese-Mexican fusion fare, cocktails & patio seating.
Subway
The Dyckman Street station serves as a transportation hub, providing access to the A train of the New York City Subway system. The A train offers express service to various destinations throughout Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens, making it convenient for commuters and travelers.
Bus
Several bus routes run along Broadway and nearby streets, providing additional transportation options within Inwood and connecting to other parts of Manhattan. The M100, M4, and Bx7 buses are among those that serve the area, offering access to destinations such as Washington Heights, Harlem, and the Bronx.
Biking
Inwood is becoming increasingly bike-friendly, with dedicated bike lanes and Citi Bike docking stations available throughout the neighborhood. Biking is a convenient and eco-friendly option for getting around locally and exploring the nearby parks and waterfront.
Inwood Greenmarket
Located on Isham Street between Cooper and Seamn, this year-round market is a beloved neighborhood gathering spot. Every Saturday, residents of all ages and backgrounds come together to shop for fresh produce and artisanal goods. Rain or shine, loyal Inwood shoppers know they'll find unique products from a dedicated group of local farmers, with even more offerings available during the peak summer season.
Tennis Courts at Inwood Hill Park
Purchase a tennis permit online for use at any outdoor tennis court during tennis season, which lasts from April 1 to the Sunday before Thanksgiving.