Broadway/Grand St

Bus stops in New York don’t just move people—they mark the rhythm of the city. One of those steady pulses sits where two major streets intersect, a transfer point for commuters, students, and anyone navigating the grid. Broadway/Grand St is one of those unassuming but essential spots, a place where routes converge and schedules sync.

You’ll find it in the 10010 ZIP code, an area where Lower Manhattan’s energy hums just below the surface. The address—New York, NY 10010—places it near the edge of SoHo, where cobblestone side streets give way to wider avenues. That mix of old and new defines the neighborhood, and the stop itself feels like a quiet hinge between them.

No signs announce its importance, but regulars know the drill. Buses roll in and out at all hours, connecting riders to Brooklyn, Queens, and points north. It’s the kind of place where someone might glance at their watch, step off the curb, and disappear into the flow of the city again. No frills, just function.

If you need to confirm a route or timing, a quick call to 311 can fill in the gaps. For directions, the map pins it clearly: here.