Car parking
About
Upper West Side streets never sleep. Drivers circle like seagulls, hunting for curb space that vanished decades ago. Car parking on 205 W 88th St #13a offers a rare patch of blacktop just off Broadway, where the subway grumbles beneath the sidewalk and brownstones keep their secrets.
This is the kind of lot that appears on maps only after you’ve driven past it twice. Tucked behind a narrow storefront, it serves the night owls, the theatergoers, and anyone who needs to stash a car while the city pulses around them. No frills, no valets—just a rectangle of pavement where Manhattan’s chaos pauses for a few hours.
Spots fill quickly when the marquees light up and the restaurants hum. If you’re planning to leave the car overnight or for a matinee, a quick call ahead can save the hassle of turning away at the gate. Reach them at the number posted on the chain-link fence.
Directions are best pulled from the map; GPS sometimes misreads the alley. Look for the flicker of neon above the deli next door—it’s the closest thing to a landmark.
