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NYC Downtown Storage

About The Downtown Neighborhood in New York
Greenwich Village's grittier cousin, though some might say its halycon days of CBGB and Rent are over. This neighborhood is still known for having a high proportion of creative class and vegan restaurants residing here.


About Our Downtown Storage Units
Notoriously small Downtown apartments can benefit from our Downtown storage unit space, located off main thouroughfare Second Avenue. Besides a convenient location, here are some other amenities we offer:
  • Open 365 days a year, 24 Hours a day.
  • Free off-street parking.
  • Round-the-clock staffing.
  • FREE shelving, too.
  • Expert advice 24/7 from our storage pros.
  • Guaranteed rate for at least a year.
  • We'll pack you up and move you in!
  • Don't have a doorman? You do now. Package delivery accepted.
Give us a call at (800) S-T-O-R-A-G-E for more information about storage in the East Village. Our storage pros will find the right space for your stuff (and your wallet).

With Three Great Locations, Downtown Moving and Storage Has Never Been More Convenient!
DOWNTOWN STORAGE UNIT AND NEARBY LOCATIONS:
- 28 Second Avenue @ 2nd Street
- 220 South Street @ Catherine Slip
- 260 Spring Street @ Varick Street
- 161 Varick Street @ Vandam Street
BUY BOXES AND PACKING SUPPLIES IN DOWNTOWN!
We offer a wide variety of packing supplies to help your East Village moving and storage experience go as smoothly as possible. We offer free shipping on packing supplies for orders over $50.
SUBWAY STOPS NEAR OUR DOWNTOWN STORAGE FACILITY:
- 4,6 @ Bleecker St Lexington
- F @ Second Ave
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What's Nearby Our Downtown Storage Unit
What To Do
Sunshine Theatre
Indie films and cult films have a home at this LES staple. Not to mention the popcorn is consistently fresh, and comes with a variety of toppings.
Angelika Theatre
This movie theater and café is a great place to eat and hang out, then catch the newest independent film release that you can't find anywhere else.
The Bowery Ballroom
A famous music venue on Delancey Street, this small club hosts nightly concerts and serves as the namesake for at least one of Joan Baez's Bowery Songs albums.
Where To Eat
Katz Deli
Known simply as Katz's to New Yorkers, this kosher-style delicatessen restaurant specializing in giant sandwiches is also where where Meg Ryan moaned her way into orgasm history in When Harry met Sally. Today, the table is marked with a sign that says "Hope you have what she had!"
Orchard
This restaurant features New Italian cuisine is a favorite among LES locals for its romantic low lighting and the chef's attention to detail.
Freemans
Hidden down a small alleyway, this all-American restaurant on the LES is a favorite among locals for its minimalist approach to food and its taxidermy inspired decor. Try their Greek yogurt with vanilla syrup.
What To See
Tompkins Square Park
Famous for its central knoll and basketball court, this is a favorite hangout for locals on those hot summer days. Looking for a good howl? Check out Wigstock, an outdoor drag festival in the park every year.
Alphabet City
The setting of Broadway hits Avenue Q and Rent, this LES neighborhood was originally part of the red light district of Manhattan and one of the worst slums but is now a popular residential neighborhood with great restaurants and jumping bars.
Astor Place
Home of the "Alamo" sculpture, more commonly referred to as "The Cube," check out this street which is the center of a lot of skateboarding activity.
Bowery Hotel
Yes, some say it's haunted but with its old-fashioned décor mixed with modern amenities, like free wi-fi, iPod docks and flat screens, and an uber popular bar, you'll be fine with running into a few ghosts.
New York University
Located mostly in Greenwich Village, a portion of the campus filters over into the East Village, while many students overflow into the neighborhood bars.

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