Guidebook for New York
Essentials
Urban Market
Conveniently located market but a little pricey
Only a 5-minute walk away, full supermarket, reasonable prices
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Food Emporium
452 W 43rd StOnly a 5-minute walk away, full supermarket, reasonable prices
Branch of a local chain of grocers offering fruits, vegetables, meat, cheese & prepared meals to go; a 5-minute walk away; reasonable prices
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Amish Market
731 9th AveBranch of a local chain of grocers offering fruits, vegetables, meat, cheese & prepared meals to go; a 5-minute walk away; reasonable prices
Only a 10-minute walk away; small but fully-stocked market; best prices in the area
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Big Apple Meat Market Inc
500 9th AveOnly a 10-minute walk away; small but fully-stocked market; best prices in the area
5 Brothers Gourmet Market
689 10th AveReasonably-priced bodega directly across the street
Eco-minded chain with natural & organic grocery items, housewares & other products (most sell wine).
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Whole Foods Market
95 E Houston StEco-minded chain with natural & organic grocery items, housewares & other products (most sell wine).
Food Scene
An amazing Italian restaurant run by the same family for more than 40 years; 6-minute walk
Mama Mia 44 SW
621 9th AveAn amazing Italian restaurant run by the same family for more than 40 years; 6-minute walk
Quality dining experience with great food and drinks; two doors away; pricey
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Añejo
668 10th AveQuality dining experience with great food and drinks; two doors away; pricey
Authentic Mexican cuisine; across the street; reasonable prices; great for take-out or eat-in
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Tulcingo Del Valle
665 10th AveAuthentic Mexican cuisine; across the street; reasonable prices; great for take-out or eat-in
Patron Mexican Grill is the perfect place to bring friends and family for an authentic Mexican fare where New York and Mexican traditions come together for a perfect blend of smokey grilled flavor, spice, vegetables and fresh taste.
Patron
608 9th AvePatron Mexican Grill is the perfect place to bring friends and family for an authentic Mexican fare where New York and Mexican traditions come together for a perfect blend of smokey grilled flavor, spice, vegetables and fresh taste.
Fat-food style mexican; not authentic but tasty; reasonable prices; nearby
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Chipotle Mexican Grill
193 W 237th StFat-food style mexican; not authentic but tasty; reasonable prices; nearby
El Original TX MX
735 10th AveAuthentic Tex-Mex cuisine!
Texas, Spanish, Mexican,
& Canary Island influences.
Southerners know that the best barbecue comes from run-down shacks in the worst parts of town—so don’t let the location of Daisy May’s BBQ USA, on a desolate stretch of Eleventh Avenue, or its college-town atmosphere deter you: Daisy May’s, despite a few missteps (the pulled pork is overstewed in its own sauce), is the real down-home deal, a masterful barbecue survey. The Kansas City Sweet & Sticky Pork Ribs are meaty and just tender enough, while the creamed corn tastes like ballpark nachos—and that’s a good thing. The sweet tea with mint leaves will make you long for a front porch. Skip the desserts for a side of bourbon peaches, which calls to mind a drunken cobbler.
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Daisy May's BBQ USA
623 11th AvenueSoutherners know that the best barbecue comes from run-down shacks in the worst parts of town—so don’t let the location of Daisy May’s BBQ USA, on a desolate stretch of Eleventh Avenue, or its college-town atmosphere deter you: Daisy May’s, despite a few missteps (the pulled pork is overstewed in its own sauce), is the real down-home deal, a masterful barbecue survey. The Kansas City Sweet & Sticky Pork Ribs are meaty and just tender enough, while the creamed corn tastes like ballpark nachos—and that’s a good thing. The sweet tea with mint leaves will make you long for a front porch. Skip the desserts for a side of bourbon peaches, which calls to mind a drunken cobbler.
Home to premiere artisan vendors and restaurants with communal dining areas for groups both large and small to enjoy the market’s diverse culinary offerings. All this and a top bicycle shop!
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Gotham West Market
600 11th AveHome to premiere artisan vendors and restaurants with communal dining areas for groups both large and small to enjoy the market’s diverse culinary offerings. All this and a top bicycle shop!
Restored Central Park icon for American fare in an elegant setting with courtyard & garden seating.
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Tavern On the Green
West 67th StreetRestored Central Park icon for American fare in an elegant setting with courtyard & garden seating.
Punjabi Tadka
688 10th AvePunjabi Tadka in Hell's Kitchen has delicious Indian food from the North of India.
Rated in the top 5 Chinese restaurants in Hell's Kitchen, this place is primarily a take-out and delivery joint.
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Food King
694 10th AveRated in the top 5 Chinese restaurants in Hell's Kitchen, this place is primarily a take-out and delivery joint.
Al Horno’s (which translates to baked) concept is to transform Mexican items that are traditionally fried into healthier versions of themselves. There’s steak served here for sure, but juices, kale, tofu and quinoa make up the bulk of the menu.
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Al Horno Lean Mexican Kitchen
417 W 47th StAl Horno’s (which translates to baked) concept is to transform Mexican items that are traditionally fried into healthier versions of themselves. There’s steak served here for sure, but juices, kale, tofu and quinoa make up the bulk of the menu.
No-frills Mexican joint serving up tacos & tortas from a location in the back of a bodega.
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Tehuitzingo
695 10th AveNo-frills Mexican joint serving up tacos & tortas from a location in the back of a bodega.
Mix dim sum with a healthy list of cocktails at the posh Chinese restaurant in Midtown.
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Hakkasan New York
311 W 43rd StMix dim sum with a healthy list of cocktails at the posh Chinese restaurant in Midtown.
Heartland Brewery and Chophouse
127 W 43rd StA New York brewpub chain arrives at Port Authority.
A wine bar with all the conviviality of the neighboring sports bars and dives.
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Riposo 46
A wine bar with all the conviviality of the neighboring sports bars and dives.
Though it boasts a stunning view of Times Square, the New York Times building and views extending northward as far as Hearst Tower, this terrace transports you to a different world
The Terrace
570 10th AveThough it boasts a stunning view of Times Square, the New York Times building and views extending northward as far as Hearst Tower, this terrace transports you to a different world
This far-west alternative to the theater-district Russian expat hangs is cheaper and homier.
Uncle Vanya Cafe
This far-west alternative to the theater-district Russian expat hangs is cheaper and homier.
With excellent food and a friendly staff, this Hell’s Kitchen joint is a sleek, modern, and all-in-all has its act together.
West End Bar & Grill
813 8th AveWith excellent food and a friendly staff, this Hell’s Kitchen joint is a sleek, modern, and all-in-all has its act together.
While tourists bumble into Sbarro looking for a New York slice, pizza aficionados have been busy colonizing this pedigreed newcomer—a collaboration between Kesté’s talented Roberto Caporuscio and his decorated Naples mentor, Antonio Starita. Start with tasty bites like the frittatine (a deep-fried spaghetti cake oozing prosciutto cotto and béchamel sauce), before digging into the stellar wood-fired pies, which range from standards such as the Margherita to more creative constructions like the Rachetta, a racket-shaped pizza with a “handle” made of ricotta-stuffed dough. The main event, however, should be the habit-forming Montanara Starita, which gets a quick dip in the deep fryer before hitting the oven to develop its puffy, golden crust. Topped with tomato sauce, basil and intensely smoky buffalo mozzarella, it’s a worthy new addition to the pantheon of classic New York pies.
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Don Antonio
309 W 50th StWhile tourists bumble into Sbarro looking for a New York slice, pizza aficionados have been busy colonizing this pedigreed newcomer—a collaboration between Kesté’s talented Roberto Caporuscio and his decorated Naples mentor, Antonio Starita. Start with tasty bites like the frittatine (a deep-fried spaghetti cake oozing prosciutto cotto and béchamel sauce), before digging into the stellar wood-fired pies, which range from standards such as the Margherita to more creative constructions like the Rachetta, a racket-shaped pizza with a “handle” made of ricotta-stuffed dough. The main event, however, should be the habit-forming Montanara Starita, which gets a quick dip in the deep fryer before hitting the oven to develop its puffy, golden crust. Topped with tomato sauce, basil and intensely smoky buffalo mozzarella, it’s a worthy new addition to the pantheon of classic New York pies.
Esca is the area’s slickest and most creative choice. Part of the Mario Batali–Joe Bastianich empire, the menu takes a whirl through Southern Italian seaside cooking (spaghetti with lobster). Start with the signature raw antipasti, called crudi, then move on to excellent, shareable pastas such as superfresh grilled fish, lavish Sicilian-style seafood stew, or succulent square-cut maccheroni alla chitarra with sea urchin and crab.
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Esca
402 W 43rd StEsca is the area’s slickest and most creative choice. Part of the Mario Batali–Joe Bastianich empire, the menu takes a whirl through Southern Italian seaside cooking (spaghetti with lobster). Start with the signature raw antipasti, called crudi, then move on to excellent, shareable pastas such as superfresh grilled fish, lavish Sicilian-style seafood stew, or succulent square-cut maccheroni alla chitarra with sea urchin and crab.
Warm woods and soft lighting evoke a turn-of-the-century general store at this midtown eatery and gourmet emporium. The restaurant, tucked behind the retail shop, suffers from sluggish service, but all is forgiven when tangy Mediterranean spreads—vinegary artichoke dip, hot-pink beet skordalia—hit the table. Resist the urge to make a meal of Kashkaval’s impressive roster of charcuterie; entrées, like heaping plates of savory elephant beans piled over orzo and deep pots of fondue, are not to be missed.
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Kashkaval Garden
852 9th AveWarm woods and soft lighting evoke a turn-of-the-century general store at this midtown eatery and gourmet emporium. The restaurant, tucked behind the retail shop, suffers from sluggish service, but all is forgiven when tangy Mediterranean spreads—vinegary artichoke dip, hot-pink beet skordalia—hit the table. Resist the urge to make a meal of Kashkaval’s impressive roster of charcuterie; entrées, like heaping plates of savory elephant beans piled over orzo and deep pots of fondue, are not to be missed.
Chef Andy D’Amico (Nice Matin) explores the interplay of French and Italian influences along the Mediterranean at Nizza (Italian for Nice). The sleek, mod space is an ideal pre- or posttheater spot, provided you don’t spend too much time navigating the extensive menu. Sharing a handful of dishes—like socca, a thick chickpea crêpe flavored with sage leaves, and pastas like pansotti triangles filled with herbs and walnuts—is the way to go. Return for dessert when the curtain falls: We liked the buttery chocolate-orange crostada.
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Nizza
630 9th AveChef Andy D’Amico (Nice Matin) explores the interplay of French and Italian influences along the Mediterranean at Nizza (Italian for Nice). The sleek, mod space is an ideal pre- or posttheater spot, provided you don’t spend too much time navigating the extensive menu. Sharing a handful of dishes—like socca, a thick chickpea crêpe flavored with sage leaves, and pastas like pansotti triangles filled with herbs and walnuts—is the way to go. Return for dessert when the curtain falls: We liked the buttery chocolate-orange crostada.
French native chef David Malbequi (the Boom Boom Room, BLT Market) helms this seasonal Franco-American restaurant in Hell's Kitchen. Diners can choose from composed entrées, like veal cheek with Meyer lemon spaetzle and black trumpet mushrooms, or slow-baked halibut with a caper vinaigrette, cauliflower puree, sunchokes and grapes. Come dessert, twists on classics—from pastry chef Vivian Wu (Eleven Madison Park, Del Posto)—are available, including a cheesecake with a mango-pineapple salad. To drink there are 150 different wines, available at the stainless-steel–trimmed mahogany bar.
La Silhouette
362 W 53rd StFrench native chef David Malbequi (the Boom Boom Room, BLT Market) helms this seasonal Franco-American restaurant in Hell's Kitchen. Diners can choose from composed entrées, like veal cheek with Meyer lemon spaetzle and black trumpet mushrooms, or slow-baked halibut with a caper vinaigrette, cauliflower puree, sunchokes and grapes. Come dessert, twists on classics—from pastry chef Vivian Wu (Eleven Madison Park, Del Posto)—are available, including a cheesecake with a mango-pineapple salad. To drink there are 150 different wines, available at the stainless-steel–trimmed mahogany bar.
Like a traditional Japanese ramen-ya, this narrow, below-street-level noodle joint is designed for quick meals. Most seats are along a counter, behind which the chefs crisp pork slices with a propane torch and tend to bubbling stockpots. The specialty here is paitan ramen, a creamy soup that’s a chicken-based variation on Hakata, Japan’s famous tonkotsu (pork) broth. The most basic version, the Totto chicken, is a flavorful, opaque soup bobbing with thin, straight noodles and slow-cooked pork ridged with satiny fat. The real winner, however, is the miso ramen, enriched with a scoop of nutty fermented soybean paste and wavy egg noodles. Ramen is generally
a feast unto itself, but you can bulk up a meal with sides like char siu mayo don—a mound of rice heaped with more unctuous pork, yuzu-accented mayonnaise and raw sliced scallions.
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Totto Ramen Hell's Kitchen
Like a traditional Japanese ramen-ya, this narrow, below-street-level noodle joint is designed for quick meals. Most seats are along a counter, behind which the chefs crisp pork slices with a propane torch and tend to bubbling stockpots. The specialty here is paitan ramen, a creamy soup that’s a chicken-based variation on Hakata, Japan’s famous tonkotsu (pork) broth. The most basic version, the Totto chicken, is a flavorful, opaque soup bobbing with thin, straight noodles and slow-cooked pork ridged with satiny fat. The real winner, however, is the miso ramen, enriched with a scoop of nutty fermented soybean paste and wavy egg noodles. Ramen is generally
a feast unto itself, but you can bulk up a meal with sides like char siu mayo don—a mound of rice heaped with more unctuous pork, yuzu-accented mayonnaise and raw sliced scallions.
Chowhounds rhapsodize about both Wondees with an enthusiasm that borders on mania. At the sit-down sibling to the original take-out operation, the food is deliciously authentic—a welcome change from standard satays and noodles. Spicy fried catfish is loaded with red pepper, basil, kaffir leaves and slices of Thai eggplant, while Shrimp on Fire is simply a literal description: Six impressive jumbos are doused with rum-and-tamarind sauce and set aflame.
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Yuqi’s Cuisine
813 9th AveChowhounds rhapsodize about both Wondees with an enthusiasm that borders on mania. At the sit-down sibling to the original take-out operation, the food is deliciously authentic—a welcome change from standard satays and noodles. Spicy fried catfish is loaded with red pepper, basil, kaffir leaves and slices of Thai eggplant, while Shrimp on Fire is simply a literal description: Six impressive jumbos are doused with rum-and-tamarind sauce and set aflame.
Superb food, highly creative, friendly staff, airy and spacious room with lovely high windows and ceilings.
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Taboon
773 10th AveSuperb food, highly creative, friendly staff, airy and spacious room with lovely high windows and ceilings.
This restaurant is better than ever - delicious food, impeccable service, one of the best values in NYC! A stop at the rooftop PRESS lounge for a before or after dinner drink with a spectacular view of Manhattan is highly recommended.
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PRINT.
653 11th AvenueThis restaurant is better than ever - delicious food, impeccable service, one of the best values in NYC! A stop at the rooftop PRESS lounge for a before or after dinner drink with a spectacular view of Manhattan is highly recommended.
This is a gourmet Italian restaurant with a menu that will suit both the adventurous and not so adventurous palate. Casually upscale, the service is always top-notch, with a helpful waitstaff who can answer all your questions about the menu. Often, the owner, Daniele, will greet you himself. A great place for eating before the theatre as they will take that into consideration when timing your meal.
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Etcetera Etcetera
352 W 44th StThis is a gourmet Italian restaurant with a menu that will suit both the adventurous and not so adventurous palate. Casually upscale, the service is always top-notch, with a helpful waitstaff who can answer all your questions about the menu. Often, the owner, Daniele, will greet you himself. A great place for eating before the theatre as they will take that into consideration when timing your meal.
Awesome Staff, great food, colorful atmosphere.
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Nelore Grill Brazilian Kitchen
744 9th AveAwesome Staff, great food, colorful atmosphere.
Excellent food, a sophisticated yet casual ambience, excellent wine list and cocktails all added up to an excellent, well-priced dining experience.
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ViceVersa
325 W 51st StExcellent food, a sophisticated yet casual ambience, excellent wine list and cocktails all added up to an excellent, well-priced dining experience.
Intimate, comfortable eatery providing upscale Korean cuisine in a dimly lit, rustic-modern space.
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Goggan
364 W 46th StIntimate, comfortable eatery providing upscale Korean cuisine in a dimly lit, rustic-modern space.
Havana Social
45 10th AveLittle, Cuban gem in Hell's Kitchen.
No frills, but very solid Turkish food. Thoughtful and caring staff, and very reasonable priced. It's a great go-to neighborhood place!
Hanci Turkish Cuisine
854 10th AvenueNo frills, but very solid Turkish food. Thoughtful and caring staff, and very reasonable priced. It's a great go-to neighborhood place!
This is gourmet Mexican at its finest. It is delicious.
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Aria Hell's Kitchen
369 W 51st StThis is gourmet Mexican at its finest. It is delicious.
A cozy restaurant on the outskirts of hells kitchen with amazing food and superior service. The place is small so not for large parties and you might end up sharing a high table with others but don't let that deter you from trying out this gem.
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Kilo
A cozy restaurant on the outskirts of hells kitchen with amazing food and superior service. The place is small so not for large parties and you might end up sharing a high table with others but don't let that deter you from trying out this gem.
The restaurant is exceptionally small (three tables) and not much room to move but the quality of the food and warm service makes up for the lack of space. The food is tasty, and portion sizes are very generous. a little pricey but worth every cent!
Mi Nidito
818 10th AveThe restaurant is exceptionally small (three tables) and not much room to move but the quality of the food and warm service makes up for the lack of space. The food is tasty, and portion sizes are very generous. a little pricey but worth every cent!
Enjoy a respite from a stressful New York day in a jewel-box setting, within walking distance of Broadway and Theatre Row. The seasonally-inspired menu features reinvented American classics and the finest hand-selected meats. Settle in at a comfy table for lunch, dinner, and weekend brunch. Indulge, any time, in one of our Tony-themed cocktails at the bar.
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44 & X
622 10th AvenueEnjoy a respite from a stressful New York day in a jewel-box setting, within walking distance of Broadway and Theatre Row. The seasonally-inspired menu features reinvented American classics and the finest hand-selected meats. Settle in at a comfy table for lunch, dinner, and weekend brunch. Indulge, any time, in one of our Tony-themed cocktails at the bar.
Sophisticated Greek dishes, happy hour small plates & organic boutique wines in a rustic-smart room.
Snack EOS
522 9th AveSophisticated Greek dishes, happy hour small plates & organic boutique wines in a rustic-smart room.
Along a strip speckled with ethnic restaurants and tiny shops, breezy cafes and trendy bars, Lucky Ace finds its niche on Ninth Avenue. This modern eatery – known for its humble décor, generous portion sizes, and plethora of herbs and spices in every dish – channels traditional Thailand for locals and tourists.
Like its name, which means signature or distinction, Lucky Ace offers something unmistakably Thai: a vibrant atmosphere, attentive service and delectable food. Experience the signature of authentic Thai cuisine today, right here on 9th.
Aceluck
Along a strip speckled with ethnic restaurants and tiny shops, breezy cafes and trendy bars, Lucky Ace finds its niche on Ninth Avenue. This modern eatery – known for its humble décor, generous portion sizes, and plethora of herbs and spices in every dish – channels traditional Thailand for locals and tourists.
Like its name, which means signature or distinction, Lucky Ace offers something unmistakably Thai: a vibrant atmosphere, attentive service and delectable food. Experience the signature of authentic Thai cuisine today, right here on 9th.
Enjoyable food and staff. This place is a bakery and a restaurant, so it's definitely different. The food is very good and the desserts are even better.
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La Bergamote
177 9th AveEnjoyable food and staff. This place is a bakery and a restaurant, so it's definitely different. The food is very good and the desserts are even better.
Bocca Di Bacco is an Italian restaurant located near Columbus Circle and Central Park. We are a favorite spot for celebrities, tourist and native New Yorkers. Known for our top-notch Italian cuisine, we also have an excellent wine selection with 500 of the best wines from renowned Italian wineries.
Serving our customers, with delicious and creative Italian cuisine, which consists of homemade pasta, meats and seafood. Be sure to make reservations for this top restaurant to avoid disappointment!
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Bocca di Bacco
836 9th AveBocca Di Bacco is an Italian restaurant located near Columbus Circle and Central Park. We are a favorite spot for celebrities, tourist and native New Yorkers. Known for our top-notch Italian cuisine, we also have an excellent wine selection with 500 of the best wines from renowned Italian wineries.
Serving our customers, with delicious and creative Italian cuisine, which consists of homemade pasta, meats and seafood. Be sure to make reservations for this top restaurant to avoid disappointment!
Upscale place for South American steaks & other Latin dishes, with a patio & sidewalk seating.
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K Rico Steakhouse
772 9th AveUpscale place for South American steaks & other Latin dishes, with a patio & sidewalk seating.
Casual Mexican dining spot offering weekend brunch & a full bar with lots of margarita options.
Mamasita Bar & Grill
818 10th AveCasual Mexican dining spot offering weekend brunch & a full bar with lots of margarita options.
Upscale creative Korean small plates, cocktails & an emphasis on organic/sustainable ingredients.
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Danji
346 W 52nd StUpscale creative Korean small plates, cocktails & an emphasis on organic/sustainable ingredients.
Glitzy, arena-size restaurant from the storied ex-Knicks star with globally inflected American fare.
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Melvin's Juice Box
355 W 16th StGlitzy, arena-size restaurant from the storied ex-Knicks star with globally inflected American fare.
Route 66 Cafe
858 9th AveAn eclectic, Southwestern menu pairs with roadhouse-like decor at this casual spot.
Thai standards plus fusion bites turned out in lively, pint-sized digs.
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Zoob Zib Thai Authentic Noodle Bar
460 9th AveThai standards plus fusion bites turned out in lively, pint-sized digs.
La Vela is an Italian restaurant specializing in Southern Italian cuisine and wood fired pizza from Naples. Owner Antonio Mauro from Naplesintroduceshis specialty pizza, food, hospitality, passion and an experience like you were in your own home.
Joining Antonio is chef, Sammy Anthony Reyes from Abruzzo, who brings quality and authenticity in his food and presentations.
La Vela Dining & Bar
558 11th AveLa Vela is an Italian restaurant specializing in Southern Italian cuisine and wood fired pizza from Naples. Owner Antonio Mauro from Naplesintroduceshis specialty pizza, food, hospitality, passion and an experience like you were in your own home.
Joining Antonio is chef, Sammy Anthony Reyes from Abruzzo, who brings quality and authenticity in his food and presentations.
Rustic Italian trattoria serving pizza from a wood-burning oven plus pastas & fresh seafood.
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Tavola
488 9th AveRustic Italian trattoria serving pizza from a wood-burning oven plus pastas & fresh seafood.
Red-sauce Italian spot with exposed brick interior & fixed-price menu made for pre-theater dining.
Maria Pia
319 W 51st StRed-sauce Italian spot with exposed brick interior & fixed-price menu made for pre-theater dining.
Stylish, dimly lit wine bar with open kitchen & an Italian-leaning menu, including homemade pasta.
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Crispin's
764 10th AvenueStylish, dimly lit wine bar with open kitchen & an Italian-leaning menu, including homemade pasta.
Amarone Ristorante is a secret gem in Hell's Kitchen. This authentic Italian gem offers amazing eats that reflect the owners' Italian background.
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Amarone NY
686 9th AveAmarone Ristorante is a secret gem in Hell's Kitchen. This authentic Italian gem offers amazing eats that reflect the owners' Italian background.
Snug Peruvian eatery with ceviche, rotisserie chicken & other classic dishes plus lunch specials.
Inti
820 10th AveSnug Peruvian eatery with ceviche, rotisserie chicken & other classic dishes plus lunch specials.
Classic Greek comfort eats served in a casual bistro setting with gingham tablecloths & tile floors.
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The Green DOOR
889 10th AveClassic Greek comfort eats served in a casual bistro setting with gingham tablecloths & tile floors.
Stylish, nautical spot serving Cajun & New England-inspired seafood, from po' boys to lobster rolls.
CajunSea
32 W 33rd StStylish, nautical spot serving Cajun & New England-inspired seafood, from po' boys to lobster rolls.
Sake Bar Hagi evokes Tokyo far more than Times Square, starting with the primarily Japanese clientele seated at the long wooden bar, lined with bottles of shochu and topped by a refrigerated case brimming with cold sake. Classic jazz plays softly at the bar, which is flanked by flat-screen TVs. Revelers and the happy-hour crowd sit at nearby wooden tables, munching on skewered bites, small plates, and soups—typical izakaya, or Japanese pub, fare. Less cramped than downtown izakayas like Taisho, Hagi’s is a primo spot to down ice-cold mugs of Sapporo and watch a game. Small, savory dishes abound, like skewers of chicken skin with salt and sticks of grilled bacon-wrapped garlic or asparagus. Many munchies are decidedly Japanese, like the smelt: Each tiny fish is packed with blonde roe and broiled to crispy perfection. Heartier appetites can order a hefty plate of braised pork belly and garlic sprouts; tender pork, bathing in a peppery, pungent sauce, may be midtown’s best prep for Times Square in all its neon extravagance.
Sake Bar Hagi46
245 W 46th StSake Bar Hagi evokes Tokyo far more than Times Square, starting with the primarily Japanese clientele seated at the long wooden bar, lined with bottles of shochu and topped by a refrigerated case brimming with cold sake. Classic jazz plays softly at the bar, which is flanked by flat-screen TVs. Revelers and the happy-hour crowd sit at nearby wooden tables, munching on skewered bites, small plates, and soups—typical izakaya, or Japanese pub, fare. Less cramped than downtown izakayas like Taisho, Hagi’s is a primo spot to down ice-cold mugs of Sapporo and watch a game. Small, savory dishes abound, like skewers of chicken skin with salt and sticks of grilled bacon-wrapped garlic or asparagus. Many munchies are decidedly Japanese, like the smelt: Each tiny fish is packed with blonde roe and broiled to crispy perfection. Heartier appetites can order a hefty plate of braised pork belly and garlic sprouts; tender pork, bathing in a peppery, pungent sauce, may be midtown’s best prep for Times Square in all its neon extravagance.
Scrumptious American cuisine,
impeccably served in one
of Hell’s Kitchen’s
most beautiful venues.
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44½
626 10th AveScrumptious American cuisine,
impeccably served in one
of Hell’s Kitchen’s
most beautiful venues.
Diner/restaurant whipping up burgers, pizzas & other all-day fare in a casual setting.
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Georgio's Country Grill
Diner/restaurant whipping up burgers, pizzas & other all-day fare in a casual setting.
Ribs & pub grub with a southern drawl plus beer & booze are the stars at this celebrity-owned joint.
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Southern Hospitality BBQ
Ribs & pub grub with a southern drawl plus beer & booze are the stars at this celebrity-owned joint.
Small, casual red-sauce Italian restaurant with homemade pastas, meat & seafood dishes.
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Cara Mia
Small, casual red-sauce Italian restaurant with homemade pastas, meat & seafood dishes.
Sleek, nightclub-ish eatery turning out Asian fusion BBQ & small plates with creative cocktails.
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OBAO
647 9th AveSleek, nightclub-ish eatery turning out Asian fusion BBQ & small plates with creative cocktails.
Morning is the best time of day to queue up outside Amy's Bread, because the carrot cake and other justifiably legendary pastries from this organic haven sell out quickly; sandwiches and assorted savories are available for afternoon snackers.
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Amy's Bread
672 9th AveMorning is the best time of day to queue up outside Amy's Bread, because the carrot cake and other justifiably legendary pastries from this organic haven sell out quickly; sandwiches and assorted savories are available for afternoon snackers.
Neighborhood veteran Cupcake Café, near the Port Authority Bus Terminal, is a labyrinthine space offering up any number of places to hide with a newspaper and a steaming cup. The twists and turns of this den also are lined with signature cupcakes gathered in vitrines—their Technicolor flowers made from buttercream icing look like so many denizens of a Dutch greenhouse.
Cupcake Cafe
Neighborhood veteran Cupcake Café, near the Port Authority Bus Terminal, is a labyrinthine space offering up any number of places to hide with a newspaper and a steaming cup. The twists and turns of this den also are lined with signature cupcakes gathered in vitrines—their Technicolor flowers made from buttercream icing look like so many denizens of a Dutch greenhouse.
Toloache serves authentic yet surprising Mexican dishes in a Paris bistro environment, and chef and owner Julian Medina handles small plates like guacamole and ceviche with particular deftness. Table service at both restaurants is warm, didactic and altogether impeccable.
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Toloache
166 E 82nd StToloache serves authentic yet surprising Mexican dishes in a Paris bistro environment, and chef and owner Julian Medina handles small plates like guacamole and ceviche with particular deftness. Table service at both restaurants is warm, didactic and altogether impeccable.
Gazala's Place serves up traditional Druze fare; fans flock there for its delicious fattoush salad, za'atar and cheese pie, and potato and meat "cigars."
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Gazala Place
709 9th AveGazala's Place serves up traditional Druze fare; fans flock there for its delicious fattoush salad, za'atar and cheese pie, and potato and meat "cigars."
You’ll find fusion comfort foods—not all-day breakfast—at this “diner,” a stylish, exuberantly kitschy Hell’s Kitchen favorite. Though tender rings of fried calamari get a North African kick with harissa mayo, juicy fried chicken and waffles is straight-up American. If you’re feeling like Asian, sample the seared coriander crusted tuna with udon noodles, sauteed bean leaf and sweet soy garlic sauce.
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Vynl
756 9th AvenueYou’ll find fusion comfort foods—not all-day breakfast—at this “diner,” a stylish, exuberantly kitschy Hell’s Kitchen favorite. Though tender rings of fried calamari get a North African kick with harissa mayo, juicy fried chicken and waffles is straight-up American. If you’re feeling like Asian, sample the seared coriander crusted tuna with udon noodles, sauteed bean leaf and sweet soy garlic sauce.
The best reason to visit this upscale Hell’s Kitchen diner is spelled out right there on the awning. The namesake burger, a delicious Franco-American handful, features sweet caramelized onions, Comté cheese and herb-infused aioli. Served with top-notch golden fries, it anchors the sprawling menu—an odd, rarely successful mash-up of big salads, overstuffed sushi rolls, pasta and barbecued ribs. Management didn’t edit, so you’ll have to—stick to the burger and to all-American desserts like the rich and generous caramel-brownie sundae.
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5 Napkin Burger
630 9th AveThe best reason to visit this upscale Hell’s Kitchen diner is spelled out right there on the awning. The namesake burger, a delicious Franco-American handful, features sweet caramelized onions, Comté cheese and herb-infused aioli. Served with top-notch golden fries, it anchors the sprawling menu—an odd, rarely successful mash-up of big salads, overstuffed sushi rolls, pasta and barbecued ribs. Management didn’t edit, so you’ll have to—stick to the burger and to all-American desserts like the rich and generous caramel-brownie sundae.
The 12-seat location of this café proves that vegan cuisine and comfort food aren't paradoxical terms. Look into the open kitchen, where chefs cook up meatless dishes, like the Midtown Melt (Cajun-spiced seitan, agave guacamole, vegan cheddar and chipotle aioli on rosemary focaccia) and a vegan burger with soy bacon and onion rings. Healthy organic fruit and vegetable juices are blended on site, including the Field of Green, which combines spinach, kale, ginger, lemon, apple, cucumber and parsley.
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Blossom Du Jour
259 W 23rd StThe 12-seat location of this café proves that vegan cuisine and comfort food aren't paradoxical terms. Look into the open kitchen, where chefs cook up meatless dishes, like the Midtown Melt (Cajun-spiced seitan, agave guacamole, vegan cheddar and chipotle aioli on rosemary focaccia) and a vegan burger with soy bacon and onion rings. Healthy organic fruit and vegetable juices are blended on site, including the Field of Green, which combines spinach, kale, ginger, lemon, apple, cucumber and parsley.
Gourmet Portuguese-Italian sandwiches with creative ingredients on homemade bread in a tiny space.
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City Sandwich
649 9th AveGourmet Portuguese-Italian sandwiches with creative ingredients on homemade bread in a tiny space.
Pio Pio Hell’s Kitchen offers inventive fusion ceviches as well as traditional Peruvian fare.
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Pio Pio 8
604 10th AvePio Pio Hell’s Kitchen offers inventive fusion ceviches as well as traditional Peruvian fare.
Imported and house-made salumi, including sopressata and cacciatore, are the specialties of this Italian deli and café. Mozzarella, ricotta and the dried mozzarella scamorza are also made fresh daily, and the spot stocks pedigreed provisions, like Delverde pasta and San Marzano tomatoes. Hell's Kitchen lunchers can snag one of the Carrera-marble tables for a quick salad, pasta or panino on Pain d'Avignon bread. Look for the VIP (Very Italian Panini), which layers prosciutto di Parma, fresh mozzarella, olive oil, fig spread and arugula on ciabatta.
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Sergimmo Salumeria
456 9th AveImported and house-made salumi, including sopressata and cacciatore, are the specialties of this Italian deli and café. Mozzarella, ricotta and the dried mozzarella scamorza are also made fresh daily, and the spot stocks pedigreed provisions, like Delverde pasta and San Marzano tomatoes. Hell's Kitchen lunchers can snag one of the Carrera-marble tables for a quick salad, pasta or panino on Pain d'Avignon bread. Look for the VIP (Very Italian Panini), which layers prosciutto di Parma, fresh mozzarella, olive oil, fig spread and arugula on ciabatta.
It's always nice to be able to have an ace in your pocket whenever someone asks you a question such as "can you give me a good restaurant recommendation in the Theater District?" My answer is invariably "Yes...go to Tout Va Bien. It's a little bit of classic NY, it's been there since the '50s, the food is perfectly simple French, you'll get a great mix of patrons, both local and far-flung, and there is usually someone crazy and drunk at the bar. So, just about perfect."
Tout va bien
311 West 51st StreetIt's always nice to be able to have an ace in your pocket whenever someone asks you a question such as "can you give me a good restaurant recommendation in the Theater District?" My answer is invariably "Yes...go to Tout Va Bien. It's a little bit of classic NY, it's been there since the '50s, the food is perfectly simple French, you'll get a great mix of patrons, both local and far-flung, and there is usually someone crazy and drunk at the bar. So, just about perfect."
The former Meskerem space relaunched last fall as Meske, and is receiving buzz for having upped the quality of its meals since the reboot. Given that a decade ago, Washington D.C. expats and even people who’d spent time in Ethiopia considered it the most authentic of NYC’s few options, it’s heartening to witness the revival. Decor is bare bones, the service is friendly and you’ll even receive a mini-history lesson in the relationship between Ethiopian and Eritrean cuisines. The filling vegetable combo ($13.95) is available at a discount ($9.50) before 3:30 p.m., Monday to Friday.
Meske
468 W 47th StThe former Meskerem space relaunched last fall as Meske, and is receiving buzz for having upped the quality of its meals since the reboot. Given that a decade ago, Washington D.C. expats and even people who’d spent time in Ethiopia considered it the most authentic of NYC’s few options, it’s heartening to witness the revival. Decor is bare bones, the service is friendly and you’ll even receive a mini-history lesson in the relationship between Ethiopian and Eritrean cuisines. The filling vegetable combo ($13.95) is available at a discount ($9.50) before 3:30 p.m., Monday to Friday.
When you can’t spare the $250 it takes to dine at Per Se but you really want to live in Thomas Keller’s world, stop by the counter at Bouchon Bakery. For $1.75, you can have a signature Chocolate Bouchon of your very own. It’s two heavenly bites of tender, slightly gooey chocolate cake shaped like a big cork, and it is as rich as it will make you feel while you eat it looking out on Columbus Circle from the third floor seating area of the Time Warner Center. If you want to unload a little more cash, the fresh pastries run in the $3 range, sandwiches go for about $9, and foie gras dog biscuits for your most deserving Labra-puggly-poo-zer will set you back $14. Nice to know Keller hasn’t forgotten those of us with cultivated tastes but slightly less cultivated bank accounts.
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Bouchon
10 Columbus CircleWhen you can’t spare the $250 it takes to dine at Per Se but you really want to live in Thomas Keller’s world, stop by the counter at Bouchon Bakery. For $1.75, you can have a signature Chocolate Bouchon of your very own. It’s two heavenly bites of tender, slightly gooey chocolate cake shaped like a big cork, and it is as rich as it will make you feel while you eat it looking out on Columbus Circle from the third floor seating area of the Time Warner Center. If you want to unload a little more cash, the fresh pastries run in the $3 range, sandwiches go for about $9, and foie gras dog biscuits for your most deserving Labra-puggly-poo-zer will set you back $14. Nice to know Keller hasn’t forgotten those of us with cultivated tastes but slightly less cultivated bank accounts.
Like the name says, and sold by the slice. The Bangladeshi proprietors take steaming pies out of their ovens 24-7, and never without a customer waiting. $1 gets you a slice with cheese; there are additional toppings, but they cost extra and after seeing a slice coated with some slimy gray mushrooms, I’d pay extra to keep them off. For $2.75, you get two slices and a soda. Peak times seem to be around 3 am and the crowd includes cops, EMT workers, Port Authority dispatchers, cab and bus drivers, partygoers, barflies, Covenant House outcasts, the occasional tourist, and crackheads. Beware the crackheads. They might be skinny, but if they have crazy in their eye, let them jump the line. Last winter, one of them slugged me in the mouth as I reached over his slice to get the pepper flakes. There’s an NYPD booth kitty-corner, which is comforting; it’s right next to the Port Authority Police Station, so in the rare instance that things devolve into chaos (generally customers behave and line up in an orderly fashion), count on the iron fist of the law to come down as swiftly and definitively as God’s avenging angels.
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99 Cents Pizza
1723 BroadwayLike the name says, and sold by the slice. The Bangladeshi proprietors take steaming pies out of their ovens 24-7, and never without a customer waiting. $1 gets you a slice with cheese; there are additional toppings, but they cost extra and after seeing a slice coated with some slimy gray mushrooms, I’d pay extra to keep them off. For $2.75, you get two slices and a soda. Peak times seem to be around 3 am and the crowd includes cops, EMT workers, Port Authority dispatchers, cab and bus drivers, partygoers, barflies, Covenant House outcasts, the occasional tourist, and crackheads. Beware the crackheads. They might be skinny, but if they have crazy in their eye, let them jump the line. Last winter, one of them slugged me in the mouth as I reached over his slice to get the pepper flakes. There’s an NYPD booth kitty-corner, which is comforting; it’s right next to the Port Authority Police Station, so in the rare instance that things devolve into chaos (generally customers behave and line up in an orderly fashion), count on the iron fist of the law to come down as swiftly and definitively as God’s avenging angels.
Uncle Nick’s has many attributes working in its favor. Its Hell’s Kitchen locale makes it the perfect after-work/preshow meeting spot; it’s a welcome departure from the bevy of restaurants featuring chic “New American” cuisine (i.e., Vinyl parts I and II) that is homogenizing Ninth Avenue; plus it’s the best way to get your Greek fix without schlepping to Astoria. A menu full of hot and cold Greek tapas and entrees (from olives and cheeses to seafood, kebabs, and…a hamburger?) combine with a refreshing Mediterranean wine selection to leave you sated and sedated. (Hint: Go tapas-style and share the culinary wealth; you’ll get better quantity and variety for your money, as the entrées are disappointingly small.) And be sure to satisfy your culinary and pyrotechnic cravings with Saganaki, the ever-popular cheese flambé dish that’s set afire tableside for your dining pleasure... Opa!
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Uncle Nick's Greek Cuisine
747 9th AveUncle Nick’s has many attributes working in its favor. Its Hell’s Kitchen locale makes it the perfect after-work/preshow meeting spot; it’s a welcome departure from the bevy of restaurants featuring chic “New American” cuisine (i.e., Vinyl parts I and II) that is homogenizing Ninth Avenue; plus it’s the best way to get your Greek fix without schlepping to Astoria. A menu full of hot and cold Greek tapas and entrees (from olives and cheeses to seafood, kebabs, and…a hamburger?) combine with a refreshing Mediterranean wine selection to leave you sated and sedated. (Hint: Go tapas-style and share the culinary wealth; you’ll get better quantity and variety for your money, as the entrées are disappointingly small.) And be sure to satisfy your culinary and pyrotechnic cravings with Saganaki, the ever-popular cheese flambé dish that’s set afire tableside for your dining pleasure... Opa!
Burgers, burgers, BURGERS!!! Island Burger doesn’t have fries on their menu; instead they’ve got the thickest shakes and best selection of specialty burgers that you can find. I have quite the fondness for their Chile Burger—a diner classic, yes, but not when cooked medium rare and paired with sourdough bread and basil-infused chili. My brother ordered the Cowboy Burger, an all-beef patty smothered in BBQ sauce, ranch dressing, and Monterey Jack cheese. For the faint of heart, grilled chicken can be substituted.
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Island Burgers & Shakes
Burgers, burgers, BURGERS!!! Island Burger doesn’t have fries on their menu; instead they’ve got the thickest shakes and best selection of specialty burgers that you can find. I have quite the fondness for their Chile Burger—a diner classic, yes, but not when cooked medium rare and paired with sourdough bread and basil-infused chili. My brother ordered the Cowboy Burger, an all-beef patty smothered in BBQ sauce, ranch dressing, and Monterey Jack cheese. For the faint of heart, grilled chicken can be substituted.
Masa (雅) is a Japanese and sushi restaurant located on the fourth floor of the Time Warner Center at 10 Columbus Circle (at West 60th Street and Broadway).
The restaurant was opened by Chef Masa Takayama in 2004 and is considered one of the most expensive restaurants in the world, as well as the most expensive restaurant in New York City. Located next door to the restaurant is Bar Masa, a more accessible dining experience offering an à la carte menu.
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Bar Masa
10 Columbus CirMasa (雅) is a Japanese and sushi restaurant located on the fourth floor of the Time Warner Center at 10 Columbus Circle (at West 60th Street and Broadway).
The restaurant was opened by Chef Masa Takayama in 2004 and is considered one of the most expensive restaurants in the world, as well as the most expensive restaurant in New York City. Located next door to the restaurant is Bar Masa, a more accessible dining experience offering an à la carte menu.
Per Se is a New American and French restaurant located on the fourth floor of the Time Warner Center in New York City, owned by chef Thomas Keller. In 2011, it was called the best restaurant in New York City by the New York Times.
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Per Se
10 Columbus CirclePer Se is a New American and French restaurant located on the fourth floor of the Time Warner Center in New York City, owned by chef Thomas Keller. In 2011, it was called the best restaurant in New York City by the New York Times.
Porter House New York is a steakhouse located in the Time Warner Center next to Masa and Per Se. The restaurant was open by Michael Lomonaco in 2006. The restaurant focuses on prime rib steak cut, but has a large variety of other cuts. The meat is aged 28 days.
The restaurant has been described as a modern steakhouse with an "amber glow" and can mimic a nightclub at night. Porter House New York can seat approximately 250 people.
Porter House Bar and Grill
10 Columbus CirPorter House New York is a steakhouse located in the Time Warner Center next to Masa and Per Se. The restaurant was open by Michael Lomonaco in 2006. The restaurant focuses on prime rib steak cut, but has a large variety of other cuts. The meat is aged 28 days.
The restaurant has been described as a modern steakhouse with an "amber glow" and can mimic a nightclub at night. Porter House New York can seat approximately 250 people.
Enjoy the nourishing blend of fresh fruits and vegetables in a Jamba Juice smoothie. You’ll also feel great about the healthy ingredients in our snacks and energy bars!
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Enjoy the nourishing blend of fresh fruits and vegetables in a Jamba Juice smoothie. You’ll also feel great about the healthy ingredients in our snacks and energy bars!
Shopping
Has the essentials and some obscure items; inexpensive; across the street
Mr Zhang Grocery Store Corporation
659 10th AveHas the essentials and some obscure items; inexpensive; across the street
Veritas Studio Wines is a new neighborhood retail wine shop specializing in small production organic and bio-dynamic wines from around the world.
Veritas Studio Wines
527 W 45th StVeritas Studio Wines is a new neighborhood retail wine shop specializing in small production organic and bio-dynamic wines from around the world.
Apple
767 5th AveNearby; a landmark unto itself
Since absorbing the vendors from Alan Boss' famous Annex Antiques Fair & Flea Market in 2006, the Hell's Kitchen Flea Market —founded three years earlier—has regularly boasted more than 100 stalls whose offerings range from vintage clothing to mid-century housewares and contemporary crafts. (Another historic footnote: The weekend market marks the stretch of West 39th Street where, in 1881, gang hostility officially secured the neighborhood's nickname.)
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Hell's Kitchen Flea Market
408-424 W 39th StSince absorbing the vendors from Alan Boss' famous Annex Antiques Fair & Flea Market in 2006, the Hell's Kitchen Flea Market —founded three years earlier—has regularly boasted more than 100 stalls whose offerings range from vintage clothing to mid-century housewares and contemporary crafts. (Another historic footnote: The weekend market marks the stretch of West 39th Street where, in 1881, gang hostility officially secured the neighborhood's nickname.)
For guys who prefer shopping a curated collection over sifting for treasure, Fine and Dandy is a fine alternative: Matt Fox and Enrique Crame III have assembled handkerchiefs, bow ties, cuff links and many more men's accessories that are a little Wes Anderson, a little Paul Stuart and almost entirely made in America.
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Fine And Dandy Shop
445 W 49th StFor guys who prefer shopping a curated collection over sifting for treasure, Fine and Dandy is a fine alternative: Matt Fox and Enrique Crame III have assembled handkerchiefs, bow ties, cuff links and many more men's accessories that are a little Wes Anderson, a little Paul Stuart and almost entirely made in America.
Most of the gifts and housewares at Domus have had their passports stamped, as owners Luisa Cerutti and Nicki Lindheimer often source their products from craftspeople based in the farthest corners of the globe.
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Domus
413 W 44th StMost of the gifts and housewares at Domus have had their passports stamped, as owners Luisa Cerutti and Nicki Lindheimer often source their products from craftspeople based in the farthest corners of the globe.
The same goes for the makeup resource Alcone, where the trade accouterments include prosthetics and fake blood. You may not require such specialties, but bargain products like fake eyelashes and makeup remover will get you through the door, and tips from the sales associates will have you feeling like a pro. Of course, don't get so involved that you forget to attend the theater itself!
Alcone Company
322 W 49th StThe same goes for the makeup resource Alcone, where the trade accouterments include prosthetics and fake blood. You may not require such specialties, but bargain products like fake eyelashes and makeup remover will get you through the door, and tips from the sales associates will have you feeling like a pro. Of course, don't get so involved that you forget to attend the theater itself!
This popular neighborhood boutique is a treasure trove for kitschy housewares like Design Ideas skyline bookends ($43), Jonathan Adler ceramic animals ($47–$200) and high-end beauty goods such as Archipelago Botanicals travel sets ($28). There’s also a small but well-curated selection of cookbooks, including Janet Fletcher’s Eating Local ($35) and Ruth Reichl’s Gourmet Today ($40).
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Delphinium Home
353 W 47th StThis popular neighborhood boutique is a treasure trove for kitschy housewares like Design Ideas skyline bookends ($43), Jonathan Adler ceramic animals ($47–$200) and high-end beauty goods such as Archipelago Botanicals travel sets ($28). There’s also a small but well-curated selection of cookbooks, including Janet Fletcher’s Eating Local ($35) and Ruth Reichl’s Gourmet Today ($40).
It doesn’t get any more underground than the New York City subways, so it’s somehow fitting that this streetwise outfitter is located inside the Port Authority subway station. You’ll find an array of unisex $20 silk-screened tees and $40 hoodies, made exclusively by the store’s namesake label. Most designs are refreshingly minimalist; to wit, one simply says “42nd & Feeling Fine” in cursive, while another features a pair of boxing gloves and the phrase “Local Champion.” Solid zip-up hoodies are adorned with yellow strings and original Grast pin buttons on the chest. There’s also a heavy focus on toys and accessories, with a line of G-Shock watches designed in collaboration with Alife ($150) and Krink ($140); plastic character figurines by Kidrobot ($8); and GoodWood NYC intricate, hand-painted wooden pendants on beaded chains ($60). Before you hop on the train, ditch your tired Apple earbuds and cop a pair of tricked-out DJ-style headphones from Coloud ($40) or Urbanears ($60), available in every solid color of the pastel rainbow.
Grast
625 8th AveIt doesn’t get any more underground than the New York City subways, so it’s somehow fitting that this streetwise outfitter is located inside the Port Authority subway station. You’ll find an array of unisex $20 silk-screened tees and $40 hoodies, made exclusively by the store’s namesake label. Most designs are refreshingly minimalist; to wit, one simply says “42nd & Feeling Fine” in cursive, while another features a pair of boxing gloves and the phrase “Local Champion.” Solid zip-up hoodies are adorned with yellow strings and original Grast pin buttons on the chest. There’s also a heavy focus on toys and accessories, with a line of G-Shock watches designed in collaboration with Alife ($150) and Krink ($140); plastic character figurines by Kidrobot ($8); and GoodWood NYC intricate, hand-painted wooden pendants on beaded chains ($60). Before you hop on the train, ditch your tired Apple earbuds and cop a pair of tricked-out DJ-style headphones from Coloud ($40) or Urbanears ($60), available in every solid color of the pastel rainbow.
Established in 2005 by mother-and-daughter team Monif and Elaine Clarke, Monif C. offers its own line of figure-flattering dresses ($195–$495), jumpsuits ($198) and swimsuits ($118–$135) in sizes 12 to 24. At this Hell’s Kitchen flagship, which boasts hot-pink walls and crystal chandeliers, you’ll also find shoes in sizes nine to 13 ($198–$298) and gobs of earrings, necklaces and bracelets ($50–$75). We’re currently drooling over ruched convertible dresses that can be worn in more than 40 different ways ($215), drapey cowl-neck frocks ($228) and edgy puff-sleeve lace dresses ($198).
Monif C. Plus Sizes
23 West 36th StreetEstablished in 2005 by mother-and-daughter team Monif and Elaine Clarke, Monif C. offers its own line of figure-flattering dresses ($195–$495), jumpsuits ($198) and swimsuits ($118–$135) in sizes 12 to 24. At this Hell’s Kitchen flagship, which boasts hot-pink walls and crystal chandeliers, you’ll also find shoes in sizes nine to 13 ($198–$298) and gobs of earrings, necklaces and bracelets ($50–$75). We’re currently drooling over ruched convertible dresses that can be worn in more than 40 different ways ($215), drapey cowl-neck frocks ($228) and edgy puff-sleeve lace dresses ($198).
Well-dressed dudes with an eye on the Japanese style scene will already be familiar with this Tokyo fashion retailer. But with its first U.S. location in the Garment District, Nepenthes’s cultlike followers can finally get the store’s urban rustic threads on their home turf. The large, high-ceilinged, hardwood-floored space holds an eclectic mix of well-designed, expertly crafted menswear including pieces from house label Engineered Garments, such as plaid flannel work shirts ($167), hooded knee-length ponchos ($460) and knit wool cardigans ($385). You can also head home with stylishly rugged pieces from a variety of unique labels including Needles heavy-duty wool sweaters ($350), Woolrich Woolen Mills peacoats ($529) and South 2 West 8 corduroy jackets ($750). Ladies are in luck too: A rack in the back holds items from FWK, a female version of the Engineered Garments line ($154–$575).
Nepenthes
307 W 38th StWell-dressed dudes with an eye on the Japanese style scene will already be familiar with this Tokyo fashion retailer. But with its first U.S. location in the Garment District, Nepenthes’s cultlike followers can finally get the store’s urban rustic threads on their home turf. The large, high-ceilinged, hardwood-floored space holds an eclectic mix of well-designed, expertly crafted menswear including pieces from house label Engineered Garments, such as plaid flannel work shirts ($167), hooded knee-length ponchos ($460) and knit wool cardigans ($385). You can also head home with stylishly rugged pieces from a variety of unique labels including Needles heavy-duty wool sweaters ($350), Woolrich Woolen Mills peacoats ($529) and South 2 West 8 corduroy jackets ($750). Ladies are in luck too: A rack in the back holds items from FWK, a female version of the Engineered Garments line ($154–$575).
Preppy-casual menswear is having a moment, and guys who sport the put-together look can stock their entire wardrobe with the fashionable threads from this sleek men’s boutique. The high-ceilinged, lacquered-cement–floored space is packed with pieces from well-known brands, including Fred Perry plaid button-downs ($108), Penguin striped polos ($62), Tretorn leather sneakers ($188), Gant argyle crew-neck sweaters ($168) and Garçon García hooded peacoats ($318). On the more casual end of the spectrum, you’ll find slim-fit, straight-leg jeans by Cheap Monday ($62) and J Brand ($162), as well as super-soft Alternative Apparel hoodies ($42) and Aviator Nation T-shirts, screen-printed with retro-looking designs ($72). Making this a man’s true one-stop shop, you can even grab some Diesel boxer briefs ($22).
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GGAT
Preppy-casual menswear is having a moment, and guys who sport the put-together look can stock their entire wardrobe with the fashionable threads from this sleek men’s boutique. The high-ceilinged, lacquered-cement–floored space is packed with pieces from well-known brands, including Fred Perry plaid button-downs ($108), Penguin striped polos ($62), Tretorn leather sneakers ($188), Gant argyle crew-neck sweaters ($168) and Garçon García hooded peacoats ($318). On the more casual end of the spectrum, you’ll find slim-fit, straight-leg jeans by Cheap Monday ($62) and J Brand ($162), as well as super-soft Alternative Apparel hoodies ($42) and Aviator Nation T-shirts, screen-printed with retro-looking designs ($72). Making this a man’s true one-stop shop, you can even grab some Diesel boxer briefs ($22).
The Hell's Kitchen location of Universal Gear is making a concerted effort to stock a range of clothing that keeps in tone with the diversity of its surrounding community. Following the decade-long success of its sister store in Chelsea, the small chain of menswear and accessories opened this flagship store in midtown. The urban-industrial interior is kitted out with custom-built furniture: Colorfast tank tops, Retro Brand printed tees, and a small selection of Diesel jeans sit atop shelves made out of refitted torpedo cars. As well as European lines—Fred Perry, Ben Sherman, and Antony Morato—there’s an extensive swimwear selection in the back of the store.
Universal Gear Inc
140 8th AveThe Hell's Kitchen location of Universal Gear is making a concerted effort to stock a range of clothing that keeps in tone with the diversity of its surrounding community. Following the decade-long success of its sister store in Chelsea, the small chain of menswear and accessories opened this flagship store in midtown. The urban-industrial interior is kitted out with custom-built furniture: Colorfast tank tops, Retro Brand printed tees, and a small selection of Diesel jeans sit atop shelves made out of refitted torpedo cars. As well as European lines—Fred Perry, Ben Sherman, and Antony Morato—there’s an extensive swimwear selection in the back of the store.
MUJI, originally founded in Japan in 1980, offers a wide variety of good quality products
including household goods, apparel and food.
Mujirushi Ryohin, MUJI in Japanese, translates as “no-brand quality goods.”
MUJI is based on three core principles, which remain unchanged to this day:
1. Selection of materials
2. Streamlining of processes
3. Simplification of packages
MUJI's products, born from an extremely rational manufacturing process,
are succinct, but they are not in the minimalist style.
That is, they are like empty vessels. Simplicity and emptiness yield the ultimate universality,
embracing the feelings and thoughts of all people.
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MUJI Times Square Store
620 8th AveMUJI, originally founded in Japan in 1980, offers a wide variety of good quality products
including household goods, apparel and food.
Mujirushi Ryohin, MUJI in Japanese, translates as “no-brand quality goods.”
MUJI is based on three core principles, which remain unchanged to this day:
1. Selection of materials
2. Streamlining of processes
3. Simplification of packages
MUJI's products, born from an extremely rational manufacturing process,
are succinct, but they are not in the minimalist style.
That is, they are like empty vessels. Simplicity and emptiness yield the ultimate universality,
embracing the feelings and thoughts of all people.
Armani Exchange is the youthful label created by iconic Italian designer Giorgio Armani, offering men’s and women’s clothing and accessories that are inspired by the designer’s codes of style. Armani Exchange captures the heritage of the Armani brand through a modern sensibility.
A/X Armani Exchange
10 Columbus CirArmani Exchange is the youthful label created by iconic Italian designer Giorgio Armani, offering men’s and women’s clothing and accessories that are inspired by the designer’s codes of style. Armani Exchange captures the heritage of the Armani brand through a modern sensibility.
Through playfully sensual looks, the evocative Bebe lifestyle is loud and clear. Enjoy browsing Collection Bebe, Bebe’s first couture collection of ready-to-wear and red-carpet evening gowns, as well as Neda by Bebe, upscale shoes and handbags for the woman with sophisticated style. Play up your assertive, sexy confidence with Bebe’s edgy designs!
bebe
10 Columbus CirThrough playfully sensual looks, the evocative Bebe lifestyle is loud and clear. Enjoy browsing Collection Bebe, Bebe’s first couture collection of ready-to-wear and red-carpet evening gowns, as well as Neda by Bebe, upscale shoes and handbags for the woman with sophisticated style. Play up your assertive, sexy confidence with Bebe’s edgy designs!
Bose is dedicated to providing you with the best sound quality and top-performing technology while recommending smart entertainment solutions for your lifestyle. This location’s simplified, smaller space allows for effective sound demonstrations, and our streamlined product line showcases waveguide products, headphones and a range of DVD home entertainment systems. Stop in, have a listen and experience the Bose difference.
Bose Showcase Store
10 Columbus CirBose is dedicated to providing you with the best sound quality and top-performing technology while recommending smart entertainment solutions for your lifestyle. This location’s simplified, smaller space allows for effective sound demonstrations, and our streamlined product line showcases waveguide products, headphones and a range of DVD home entertainment systems. Stop in, have a listen and experience the Bose difference.
HUGO BOSS is one of the leading international fashion and lifestyle groups that offers a versatile range of products in menswear, womenswear, kidswear, eyewear, watches and fragrances. The brand world of HUGO BOSS consists of the core brand BOSS and the avant-garde brand HUGO.
BOSS Store
10 Columbus CirHUGO BOSS is one of the leading international fashion and lifestyle groups that offers a versatile range of products in menswear, womenswear, kidswear, eyewear, watches and fragrances. The brand world of HUGO BOSS consists of the core brand BOSS and the avant-garde brand HUGO.
Coach is a modern American luxury brand with a rich heritage rooted in quality and craftsmanship.
Exclusively at The Shops at Columbus Circle location, is a craftsmanship bar. A white-gloved, craftsman can offer monogramming, leather cleaning (by appointment), and assess repairs needed.
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10 Columbus CirCoach is a modern American luxury brand with a rich heritage rooted in quality and craftsmanship.
Exclusively at The Shops at Columbus Circle location, is a craftsmanship bar. A white-gloved, craftsman can offer monogramming, leather cleaning (by appointment), and assess repairs needed.
Born more than a century ago at the intersection of form and function, Cole Haan has been innovating ever since founder Trafton Cole started making resoleable shoes during the depression. After being bought by Nike in 1988, Cole Haan began introducing footwear with built-in air chambers, utilizing Nike’s cutting edge technology to make everything from women’s heels to wingtips more comfortable than they’d ever been.
Today, the NYC-based brand takes its inspiration from the streets of New York City, offering a range of classic staples with their signature twist—from outerwear and handbags to heels and weekenders—that can stand up to the rigors of the city and still look good.
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Cole Haan
141 5th AveBorn more than a century ago at the intersection of form and function, Cole Haan has been innovating ever since founder Trafton Cole started making resoleable shoes during the depression. After being bought by Nike in 1988, Cole Haan began introducing footwear with built-in air chambers, utilizing Nike’s cutting edge technology to make everything from women’s heels to wingtips more comfortable than they’d ever been.
Today, the NYC-based brand takes its inspiration from the streets of New York City, offering a range of classic staples with their signature twist—from outerwear and handbags to heels and weekenders—that can stand up to the rigors of the city and still look good.
Crabtree & Evelyn collections include bath and body care as well as home fragrance, accessories and gourmet foods. We specialize in fine soaps from around the world and use ingredients from fruit, flowers and plants. You’ll find beautiful gifts and everyday luxuries that capture the essence of English style. Turn your daily rituals into pleasurable experiences—start by awakening your senses with the soothing aromas in our store.
Crabtree & Evelyn
10 Columbus CirCrabtree & Evelyn collections include bath and body care as well as home fragrance, accessories and gourmet foods. We specialize in fine soaps from around the world and use ingredients from fruit, flowers and plants. You’ll find beautiful gifts and everyday luxuries that capture the essence of English style. Turn your daily rituals into pleasurable experiences—start by awakening your senses with the soothing aromas in our store.
Diesel is an innovative international lifestyle company, producing a wide-ranging collection of jeans, clothing and accessories.
Since its creation in 1978, Diesel has experienced extraordinary growth and has evolved from being a leading pioneer in denim into the world of premium casual wear, becoming a true alternative to the established luxury market. Diesel’s philosophy has remained the same as the day of its creation: Renzo Rosso had envisaged a brand that would stand for passion, individuality and self-expression. Diesel thrives on change: it produces no less than 3,000 new products every season and each one derives from a process of enormous creative freedom, ensuring constant innovation.
Diesel
1 Union Square WDiesel is an innovative international lifestyle company, producing a wide-ranging collection of jeans, clothing and accessories.
Since its creation in 1978, Diesel has experienced extraordinary growth and has evolved from being a leading pioneer in denim into the world of premium casual wear, becoming a true alternative to the established luxury market. Diesel’s philosophy has remained the same as the day of its creation: Renzo Rosso had envisaged a brand that would stand for passion, individuality and self-expression. Diesel thrives on change: it produces no less than 3,000 new products every season and each one derives from a process of enormous creative freedom, ensuring constant innovation.
The Diptyque story began in Paris in 1961, at 34 boulevard Saint-Germain, to showcase the founders fabric designs. Gradually transforming into a world of its own, the store soon boasted a dazzling repertoire of fragrances, all bearing the brand’s signature black lettering on the renowned oval label. The Time Warner Center boutique will deliver a modern take on the 34 boulevard Saint-Germain store, paying homage to the brand’s rich heritage and iconic collections.
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diptyque
377 Bleecker StThe Diptyque story began in Paris in 1961, at 34 boulevard Saint-Germain, to showcase the founders fabric designs. Gradually transforming into a world of its own, the store soon boasted a dazzling repertoire of fragrances, all bearing the brand’s signature black lettering on the renowned oval label. The Time Warner Center boutique will deliver a modern take on the 34 boulevard Saint-Germain store, paying homage to the brand’s rich heritage and iconic collections.
EILEEN FISHER has been creating effortlessly chic clothes for the past 30 years. Designed with pure shapes and fine fabrics, the collections offer sophistication, comfort and style that lasts. As a socially conscious company, EILEEN FISHER is a pioneer in eco-friendly fashion and in supporting global initiatives that empower women and girls.
Eileen Fisher
395 W BroadwayEILEEN FISHER has been creating effortlessly chic clothes for the past 30 years. Designed with pure shapes and fine fabrics, the collections offer sophistication, comfort and style that lasts. As a socially conscious company, EILEEN FISHER is a pioneer in eco-friendly fashion and in supporting global initiatives that empower women and girls.
Swedish cosmetics company Face Stockholm brings high quality makeup in a spectacular range of colors. With more than 200 lip shades, over 150 eye shadows, blushes, foundations, powders, professional makeup tools, and a natural skin care line, Face Stockholm is eco-conscious, using minimal packaging and never testing on animals. Shoppers can receive makeup lessons from the staff of professional makeup artists.
FACE Stockholm
10 Columbus CirSwedish cosmetics company Face Stockholm brings high quality makeup in a spectacular range of colors. With more than 200 lip shades, over 150 eye shadows, blushes, foundations, powders, professional makeup tools, and a natural skin care line, Face Stockholm is eco-conscious, using minimal packaging and never testing on animals. Shoppers can receive makeup lessons from the staff of professional makeup artists.
H&M, one of the world’s most popular retailers known for offering a broad and diverse range of fashion, is now in The Shops at Columbus Circle with their first-ever men’s suit shop, along with clothing and accessories for women and children, including designer collaborations that consumers crave.
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H&M
150 East 86th StreetH&M, one of the world’s most popular retailers known for offering a broad and diverse range of fashion, is now in The Shops at Columbus Circle with their first-ever men’s suit shop, along with clothing and accessories for women and children, including designer collaborations that consumers crave.
As famous for its sharp, wear-to-work pieces as its indulgent weekend staples, J.Crew works with the finest craftspeople and fabric mills around the world to create iconic, have-forever favorites for women, men and kids. Luxurious yet affordable highlights include Italian cashmere, the ever-flattering Minnie pant and Italian-made ballet flats. Also available: crewcuts, J.Crew Weddings & Parties and J.Crew Collection.
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J.Crew
234 Wythe AveAs famous for its sharp, wear-to-work pieces as its indulgent weekend staples, J.Crew works with the finest craftspeople and fabric mills around the world to create iconic, have-forever favorites for women, men and kids. Luxurious yet affordable highlights include Italian cashmere, the ever-flattering Minnie pant and Italian-made ballet flats. Also available: crewcuts, J.Crew Weddings & Parties and J.Crew Collection.
Fill your life with scent. British bespoke fragrances. For her. For him. For the home. Immaculately wrapped in our signature box. Create an individual statement. Defined by an unconventional sense of sophistication. Timeless and elegant…but always infused with a charming dash of wit and whimsy.
Jo Malone London
10 Columbus CirFill your life with scent. British bespoke fragrances. For her. For him. For the home. Immaculately wrapped in our signature box. Create an individual statement. Defined by an unconventional sense of sophistication. Timeless and elegant…but always infused with a charming dash of wit and whimsy.
L’OCCITANE’s beauty products are mostly organic and rich in natural active ingredients that follow the principles of phytotherapy and aromatherapy. The secret to these dermatologically tested products comes from the fields of Provence and the traditions and techniques of the unspoiled land – to this day L’OCCITANE’s products are developed and produced in the small Provençal town of Manosque.
L'Occitane en Provence
100 Greyrock PlL’OCCITANE’s beauty products are mostly organic and rich in natural active ingredients that follow the principles of phytotherapy and aromatherapy. The secret to these dermatologically tested products comes from the fields of Provence and the traditions and techniques of the unspoiled land – to this day L’OCCITANE’s products are developed and produced in the small Provençal town of Manosque.
L.K.Bennett is an international, accessible luxury brand that reflects an unmistakable British heritage, with a modern blend of femininity, colour and style.
Founded in London in 1990, and originally renowned for signature shoe collections, L.K.Bennett has since established itself as a leading British fashion brand, offering sophisticated collections of shoes, clothing, handbags and accessories to meet the lifestyle of every modern woman.
L.K. Bennett
10 Columbus CirL.K.Bennett is an international, accessible luxury brand that reflects an unmistakable British heritage, with a modern blend of femininity, colour and style.
Founded in London in 1990, and originally renowned for signature shoe collections, L.K.Bennett has since established itself as a leading British fashion brand, offering sophisticated collections of shoes, clothing, handbags and accessories to meet the lifestyle of every modern woman.
For over three decades, passion, rigor, and savoir-faire have been the driving force of the work, creation and excellence that is the taste of La Maison du Chocolat, founded in 1977 by Robert Linxe. From Parisian grand artisan to international luxury chocolatier, La Maison du Chocolat has taken the science of balance and taste associations to an art form.
Today, Nicolas Cloiseau, Master Chef of La Maison du Chocolat, Meilleur Ouvrier de France Chocolatier 2007, maintains a signature taste throughout his creations, from sumptuous ganache to chocolate pastries.
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La Maison Du Chocolat
1018 Madison AveFor over three decades, passion, rigor, and savoir-faire have been the driving force of the work, creation and excellence that is the taste of La Maison du Chocolat, founded in 1977 by Robert Linxe. From Parisian grand artisan to international luxury chocolatier, La Maison du Chocolat has taken the science of balance and taste associations to an art form.
Today, Nicolas Cloiseau, Master Chef of La Maison du Chocolat, Meilleur Ouvrier de France Chocolatier 2007, maintains a signature taste throughout his creations, from sumptuous ganache to chocolate pastries.
Love, London, Life with Links of London. Visit the Links of London boutique to view new London Icon charms inspired by the true celebration of London lifestyle.
Links of London
10 Columbus CirLove, London, Life with Links of London. Visit the Links of London boutique to view new London Icon charms inspired by the true celebration of London lifestyle.
Staying true to the rich heritage of denim–and authentic, all-American spirit–Lucky Brand began crafting great-fitting, vintage-inspired jeans in Los Angeles in 1990. Their distinctively Lucky look came from literally putting them through the wringer–ripping, fraying, sanding, patching and washing by hand–to give them true character and soul. Authentic hardware, personalized touches and playful details were then added, and an American legend was born.
Lucky Brand
10 Columbus CirStaying true to the rich heritage of denim–and authentic, all-American spirit–Lucky Brand began crafting great-fitting, vintage-inspired jeans in Los Angeles in 1990. Their distinctively Lucky look came from literally putting them through the wringer–ripping, fraying, sanding, patching and washing by hand–to give them true character and soul. Authentic hardware, personalized touches and playful details were then added, and an American legend was born.
Sightseeing
The Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum is dedicated to the exhibition and interpretation of history, science and service as related to its home aboard the aircraft carrier Intrepid, a National Historic Landmark. As you explore the Museum you will be able to examine original artifacts, view historic video footage and explore interactive exhibits.
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Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum
West 46th StreetThe Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum is dedicated to the exhibition and interpretation of history, science and service as related to its home aboard the aircraft carrier Intrepid, a National Historic Landmark. As you explore the Museum you will be able to examine original artifacts, view historic video footage and explore interactive exhibits.
Rockefeller Center is a national historic landmark in the heart of Midtown Manhattan.
https://www.rockefellercenter.com/
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Rockefeller Center
45 Rockefeller PlazaRockefeller Center is a national historic landmark in the heart of Midtown Manhattan.
https://www.rockefellercenter.com/
The story of New York’s great cathedral mirrors the story of the city itself. Created to affirm the ascendance of religious freedom and tolerance, St. Patrick’s Cathedral was built in the democratic spirit, paid for not only by the contributions of thousands of poor immigrants but also by the largesse of 103 prominent citizens who pledged $1,000 each. St. Patrick’s Cathedral proves the maxim that no generation builds a cathedral. It is rather, a kind of ongoing conversation linking generations past, present and future.
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St. Patrick's Cathedral
The story of New York’s great cathedral mirrors the story of the city itself. Created to affirm the ascendance of religious freedom and tolerance, St. Patrick’s Cathedral was built in the democratic spirit, paid for not only by the contributions of thousands of poor immigrants but also by the largesse of 103 prominent citizens who pledged $1,000 each. St. Patrick’s Cathedral proves the maxim that no generation builds a cathedral. It is rather, a kind of ongoing conversation linking generations past, present and future.
Completed in 1905 and renovated a century later, the circle was designed by William P. Eno – a businessman who pioneered many early innovations in road safety and traffic control – as part of Frederick Law Olmsted's vision for Central Park, which included a "Grand Circle" at the Merchants' Gate, its most important Eighth Avenue entrance.
The monument at the center of Columbus Circle, created by Italian sculptor Gaetano Russo, was erected as part of New York's 1892 commemoration of the 400th anniversary of Columbus' landing in the Americas. Constructed with funds raised by Il Progresso, a New York City-based Italian-language newspaper, the monument consists of a marble statue of Columbus atop a 70-foot (21 m) granite rostral column decorated with bronze reliefs representing Columbus' ships: the Niña, the Pinta, and the Santa María. Its pedestal features an angel holding a globe.
Renovations to the circle completed in 2005 included new water fountains by WET, of Fountains of Bellagio fame; wooden benches; and plantings encircling the monument. The inner circle measures approximately 36,000 square feet (3,300 m2), and the outer circle is approximately 148,000 square feet (13,700 m2). The redesign, by the Olin Partnership of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, was the recipient of the 2006 American Society of Landscape Architects’ General Design Award Of Honor. In 2007 Columbus Circle was awarded the Rudy Bruner Award for Urban Excellence silver medal.
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Columbus Circle
Columbus CircleCompleted in 1905 and renovated a century later, the circle was designed by William P. Eno – a businessman who pioneered many early innovations in road safety and traffic control – as part of Frederick Law Olmsted's vision for Central Park, which included a "Grand Circle" at the Merchants' Gate, its most important Eighth Avenue entrance.
The monument at the center of Columbus Circle, created by Italian sculptor Gaetano Russo, was erected as part of New York's 1892 commemoration of the 400th anniversary of Columbus' landing in the Americas. Constructed with funds raised by Il Progresso, a New York City-based Italian-language newspaper, the monument consists of a marble statue of Columbus atop a 70-foot (21 m) granite rostral column decorated with bronze reliefs representing Columbus' ships: the Niña, the Pinta, and the Santa María. Its pedestal features an angel holding a globe.
Renovations to the circle completed in 2005 included new water fountains by WET, of Fountains of Bellagio fame; wooden benches; and plantings encircling the monument. The inner circle measures approximately 36,000 square feet (3,300 m2), and the outer circle is approximately 148,000 square feet (13,700 m2). The redesign, by the Olin Partnership of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, was the recipient of the 2006 American Society of Landscape Architects’ General Design Award Of Honor. In 2007 Columbus Circle was awarded the Rudy Bruner Award for Urban Excellence silver medal.
Times Square is a busy intersection of art and commerce, where scores of advertisements – electric, neon and illuminated signs and "zipper" news crawls – vie for viewers' attention. A few famous examples:
Chevrolet clock (an analog clock displayed on a digital screen)
Coca-Cola sign
Disney Store
Forever 21 (formerly Virgin Megastores)
The Hard Rock Cafe New York
M&M's World
Planet Hollywood
PlayStation Theater (home of the Heisman Trophy)
Times Square Studios (home of ABC's Good Morning America, Nightline and Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve)
TKTS booth
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Times Square
Times Square is a busy intersection of art and commerce, where scores of advertisements – electric, neon and illuminated signs and "zipper" news crawls – vie for viewers' attention. A few famous examples:
Chevrolet clock (an analog clock displayed on a digital screen)
Coca-Cola sign
Disney Store
Forever 21 (formerly Virgin Megastores)
The Hard Rock Cafe New York
M&M's World
Planet Hollywood
PlayStation Theater (home of the Heisman Trophy)
Times Square Studios (home of ABC's Good Morning America, Nightline and Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve)
TKTS booth
With 68 shops, 35 places to eat, and a full calendar of events in this beautiful, historic NYC landmark, every time is the right time to visit Grand Central Terminal.
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Grand Central Terminal station
89 E 42nd StWith 68 shops, 35 places to eat, and a full calendar of events in this beautiful, historic NYC landmark, every time is the right time to visit Grand Central Terminal.
Dance is a neighborhood specialty, thanks in part to the presence of Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater at the Joan Weill Center for Dance. Alvin Ailey founded the company in 1958 to celebrate African-American culture and modern dance in America, and it has occupied New York's largest building dedicated to dance since the facility's completion in 2005.
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The Ailey Studios
405 W 55th StDance is a neighborhood specialty, thanks in part to the presence of Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater at the Joan Weill Center for Dance. Alvin Ailey founded the company in 1958 to celebrate African-American culture and modern dance in America, and it has occupied New York's largest building dedicated to dance since the facility's completion in 2005.
To feel like a real industry insider, step behind the curtain and into Hell's Kitchen's vibrant creative community. The Drama Book Shop is the first stop for doing so. The store has worked so diligently to stock esoteric manuscripts, new vocal scores and many other professional reference materials that it won the Tony Honor for Excellence in the Theatre in 2011, on its 94th birthday.
The Drama Book Shop Inc
266 W 39th StTo feel like a real industry insider, step behind the curtain and into Hell's Kitchen's vibrant creative community. The Drama Book Shop is the first stop for doing so. The store has worked so diligently to stock esoteric manuscripts, new vocal scores and many other professional reference materials that it won the Tony Honor for Excellence in the Theatre in 2011, on its 94th birthday.
a trip to LaDuca Shoes may produce a glimpse of a celebrity fitting. Numerous Broadway hoofers swear by Phil LaDuca's Italian-made character and custom shoes, for their glove-like fit and comfort. Although the former dancer and his clientele definitely warrant rubbernecking, his lay collection of women's shoes provides legitimate reason to enter the shop.
LaDuca Shoes
517 W 45th Sta trip to LaDuca Shoes may produce a glimpse of a celebrity fitting. Numerous Broadway hoofers swear by Phil LaDuca's Italian-made character and custom shoes, for their glove-like fit and comfort. Although the former dancer and his clientele definitely warrant rubbernecking, his lay collection of women's shoes provides legitimate reason to enter the shop.
The center has ground floor tenants including designer shops and restaurants. Whole Foods Market operates the Columbus Circle store in the Time Warner Center. The 68,000 square feet (6,300 m2) store opened on February 5, 2004. In 2005 the wine shop in the store closed after the store pleaded no contest to state charges of illegal operation. Whole Foods planned to replace the center with an expanded coffee bar, a gelato counter, and additional checkout lines. Upper floors include the restaurants Masa, Per Se and Porter House New York.
The complex is also home to three entertainment areas. CNN primarily broadcasts from the Time Warner Center, along with it's studios in Washington, D.C. and Los Angeles. Its headquarters at the CNN Center in Atlanta is now only used for weekend programming. The CNN studios, from which Anderson Cooper 360° and Erin Burnett OutFront, among other shows, are broadcast live. CNN's Jeanne Moos, known for her offbeat "man on the street" reporting, frequently accosts her interview subjects just outside the building. Jazz at Lincoln Center's Frederick P. Rose Hall, as well as In 2005, Jazz at Lincoln Center announced a partnership with XM Satellite Radio which gave XM studio space at Frederick P. Rose Hall to broadcast both daily jazz programming and special events such as the Artist Confidential show featuring Carlos Santana. Anderson Cooper's daytime talk show, Anderson recorded in Jazz at Lincoln Center's The Allen Room for a year before moving elsewhere.
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10 Columbus CircleThe center has ground floor tenants including designer shops and restaurants. Whole Foods Market operates the Columbus Circle store in the Time Warner Center. The 68,000 square feet (6,300 m2) store opened on February 5, 2004. In 2005 the wine shop in the store closed after the store pleaded no contest to state charges of illegal operation. Whole Foods planned to replace the center with an expanded coffee bar, a gelato counter, and additional checkout lines. Upper floors include the restaurants Masa, Per Se and Porter House New York.
The complex is also home to three entertainment areas. CNN primarily broadcasts from the Time Warner Center, along with it's studios in Washington, D.C. and Los Angeles. Its headquarters at the CNN Center in Atlanta is now only used for weekend programming. The CNN studios, from which Anderson Cooper 360° and Erin Burnett OutFront, among other shows, are broadcast live. CNN's Jeanne Moos, known for her offbeat "man on the street" reporting, frequently accosts her interview subjects just outside the building. Jazz at Lincoln Center's Frederick P. Rose Hall, as well as In 2005, Jazz at Lincoln Center announced a partnership with XM Satellite Radio which gave XM studio space at Frederick P. Rose Hall to broadcast both daily jazz programming and special events such as the Artist Confidential show featuring Carlos Santana. Anderson Cooper's daytime talk show, Anderson recorded in Jazz at Lincoln Center's The Allen Room for a year before moving elsewhere.
Arts & Culture
The Museum of Modern Art has been important in developing and collecting modernist art, and is often identified as the most influential museum of modern art in the world.[2] It is also one of the largest. The museum's collection offers an overview of modern and contemporary art,[3] including works of architecture and design, drawing, painting, sculpture, photography, prints, illustrated books and artist's books, film and electronic media. The Library's holdings include approximately 300,000 books and exhibition catalogs, over 1,000 periodical titles, and over 40,000 files of ephemera about individual artists and groups.[4] The archives holds primary source material related to the history of modern and contemporary art.[5]
MoMA also houses a restaurant, the Modern, run by Alsace-born chef Gabriel Kreuther.
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The Museum of Modern Art
11 West 53rd StreetThe Museum of Modern Art has been important in developing and collecting modernist art, and is often identified as the most influential museum of modern art in the world.[2] It is also one of the largest. The museum's collection offers an overview of modern and contemporary art,[3] including works of architecture and design, drawing, painting, sculpture, photography, prints, illustrated books and artist's books, film and electronic media. The Library's holdings include approximately 300,000 books and exhibition catalogs, over 1,000 periodical titles, and over 40,000 files of ephemera about individual artists and groups.[4] The archives holds primary source material related to the history of modern and contemporary art.[5]
MoMA also houses a restaurant, the Modern, run by Alsace-born chef Gabriel Kreuther.
Carnegie Hall is a concert venue in Midtown Manhattan in New York City, United States, located at 881 Seventh Avenue, occupying the east stretch of Seventh Avenue between West 56th Street and West 57th Street, two blocks south of Central Park.
Designed by architect William Burnet Tuthill and built by philanthropist Andrew Carnegie in 1891, it is one of the most prestigious venues in the world for both classical music and popular music. Carnegie Hall has its own artistic programming, development, and marketing departments, and presents about 250 performances each season. It is also rented out to performing groups. The hall has not had a resident company since 1962, when the New York Philharmonic moved to Lincoln Center's Philharmonic Hall (renamed Avery Fisher Hall in 1973 and David Geffen Hall in 2015).[5]
Carnegie Hall has 3,671 seats, divided among its three auditoriums.
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Carnegie Hall
Carnegie Hall is a concert venue in Midtown Manhattan in New York City, United States, located at 881 Seventh Avenue, occupying the east stretch of Seventh Avenue between West 56th Street and West 57th Street, two blocks south of Central Park.
Designed by architect William Burnet Tuthill and built by philanthropist Andrew Carnegie in 1891, it is one of the most prestigious venues in the world for both classical music and popular music. Carnegie Hall has its own artistic programming, development, and marketing departments, and presents about 250 performances each season. It is also rented out to performing groups. The hall has not had a resident company since 1962, when the New York Philharmonic moved to Lincoln Center's Philharmonic Hall (renamed Avery Fisher Hall in 1973 and David Geffen Hall in 2015).[5]
Carnegie Hall has 3,671 seats, divided among its three auditoriums.
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts is a 16.3-acre (6.6-hectare) complex of buildings in the Lincoln Square neighborhood of the borough of Manhattan in New York City. The center has 30 indoor and outdoor performance facilities.
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Lincoln Center para sa Performing Arts
Lincoln Center PlazaLincoln Center for the Performing Arts is a 16.3-acre (6.6-hectare) complex of buildings in the Lincoln Square neighborhood of the borough of Manhattan in New York City. The center has 30 indoor and outdoor performance facilities.
PlayStation Theater is New York City's finest concert venue featuring the hottest rock shows in Manhattan
PlayStation Theater
1515 BroadwayPlayStation Theater is New York City's finest concert venue featuring the hottest rock shows in Manhattan
An unassuming 99-seat black box theater with an informality and diversity you won't find at your Don't Tell Mamas.
Ars Nova
511 W 54th StAn unassuming 99-seat black box theater with an informality and diversity you won't find at your Don't Tell Mamas.
Century old opera house hosts everything from award shows to alt-arias courtesy of Clear Channel.
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Hammerstein Ballroom
311 W 34th StCentury old opera house hosts everything from award shows to alt-arias courtesy of Clear Channel.
Mikhail Baryshnikov's launched the Baryshnikov Arts Center (BAC) on the top three floors of a mid-rise that also houses the Orchestra of St. Luke's DiMenna Center for Classical Music. BAC presents dance, music and other shows in spring and fall seasons in its Jerome Robbins Theater and Howard Gilman Performance Space, and it supports artists in residence year-round.
BAC
450 W 37th StMikhail Baryshnikov's launched the Baryshnikov Arts Center (BAC) on the top three floors of a mid-rise that also houses the Orchestra of St. Luke's DiMenna Center for Classical Music. BAC presents dance, music and other shows in spring and fall seasons in its Jerome Robbins Theater and Howard Gilman Performance Space, and it supports artists in residence year-round.
The contemporary arts complex Affirmation Arts serves as an exhibition venue for myriad individual and institutional partners.
Affirmation Arts
415 W 37th StThe contemporary arts complex Affirmation Arts serves as an exhibition venue for myriad individual and institutional partners.
Sean Kelly Gallery operates according to a more traditional gallery model: Its artist roster includes luminaries Marina Abramović, Antony Gormley, Terence Koh and Kehinde Wiley, whose high-concept and otherwise provocative output demand a pilgrimage. So does the gallery itself. The 22,000-square-foot renovation, designed by architect Toshiko Mori, occupies two floors of a 1914 building overlooking the forthcoming Hudson Yards development.
Sean Kelly
475 10th AveSean Kelly Gallery operates according to a more traditional gallery model: Its artist roster includes luminaries Marina Abramović, Antony Gormley, Terence Koh and Kehinde Wiley, whose high-concept and otherwise provocative output demand a pilgrimage. So does the gallery itself. The 22,000-square-foot renovation, designed by architect Toshiko Mori, occupies two floors of a 1914 building overlooking the forthcoming Hudson Yards development.
By far the coolest space at Terminal 5 is unfortunately the only space where you can't hear the music; namely, the roof. It's a great little space that feels like the deck of a ferry ship; who the hell designed it? Would love to know. You can also smoke, get a drink, and buy a hot dog out here, while you wait for the suck-ass opening band to simply Go The Fuck Away. Then head back downstairs and try to get as close to the stage as possible without being an asshole (it's possible, really). Or you can try to score some balcony space if you get there early enough. Biggest problem: the space is long and narrow, with the stage at one end; I like spaces that widen out from the stage much better. It's probably the largest venue I'd consent to see a band these days, unless Zeppelin plays MSG. If that happens, I'm fuckin' THERE, dude.
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Terminal 5
610 W 56th StBy far the coolest space at Terminal 5 is unfortunately the only space where you can't hear the music; namely, the roof. It's a great little space that feels like the deck of a ferry ship; who the hell designed it? Would love to know. You can also smoke, get a drink, and buy a hot dog out here, while you wait for the suck-ass opening band to simply Go The Fuck Away. Then head back downstairs and try to get as close to the stage as possible without being an asshole (it's possible, really). Or you can try to score some balcony space if you get there early enough. Biggest problem: the space is long and narrow, with the stage at one end; I like spaces that widen out from the stage much better. It's probably the largest venue I'd consent to see a band these days, unless Zeppelin plays MSG. If that happens, I'm fuckin' THERE, dude.
To perform at the Associated Musicians of Greater New York’s Monday night jazz jam sessions, show up at 322 West 48th Street after 7:00 and sign up on the clipboard to sing or play an instrument (bring your own guitar, horn, or reed). You’ll be called to the stage with other musicians, both budding and seasoned, to show your stuff. The fluorescent-lit room offers some folding chairs and a few black and white photos of Dizzy and Thelonious on the stark, white walls; a dim, smoky jazz hall it is not. But it is a welcoming forum for performers to practice playing before an audience, hone their jamming skills, and be supported by a community of musicians. Feel free to sit and just watch; last Monday I heard vocals of “Fly Me to the Moon” and “Almost Like Being In Love,” and while the quality of the performances, um, varied, the vibe was all upbeat and cool, man. And there’s no charge to be there! Regulars greet each other enthusiastically and mingle in the back of the room where the free coffee is.
Local 802 - American Federation of Musicians
322 W 48th StTo perform at the Associated Musicians of Greater New York’s Monday night jazz jam sessions, show up at 322 West 48th Street after 7:00 and sign up on the clipboard to sing or play an instrument (bring your own guitar, horn, or reed). You’ll be called to the stage with other musicians, both budding and seasoned, to show your stuff. The fluorescent-lit room offers some folding chairs and a few black and white photos of Dizzy and Thelonious on the stark, white walls; a dim, smoky jazz hall it is not. But it is a welcoming forum for performers to practice playing before an audience, hone their jamming skills, and be supported by a community of musicians. Feel free to sit and just watch; last Monday I heard vocals of “Fly Me to the Moon” and “Almost Like Being In Love,” and while the quality of the performances, um, varied, the vibe was all upbeat and cool, man. And there’s no charge to be there! Regulars greet each other enthusiastically and mingle in the back of the room where the free coffee is.
Unlike other schools who work on a ‘semester’ or ‘sessions’ schedule, Broadway offers all of their classes a la carte. Even if you purchase a bundle of ten classes, it’s absolutely your prerogative to spend them as you choose. Use them all for ballet or spread them out over different genres. If you want to take a tap class one week, a hip hop class another week, and a jazz class the next, they don’t mind. Classes are categorizedby level of difficulty, so a beginner’s hip-hop class will learn a far simpler routine than an intermediate. The problem is there’s no way to figure out your level until you take a class, so choose wisely.
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Broadway Dance Center
322 W 45th StUnlike other schools who work on a ‘semester’ or ‘sessions’ schedule, Broadway offers all of their classes a la carte. Even if you purchase a bundle of ten classes, it’s absolutely your prerogative to spend them as you choose. Use them all for ballet or spread them out over different genres. If you want to take a tap class one week, a hip hop class another week, and a jazz class the next, they don’t mind. Classes are categorizedby level of difficulty, so a beginner’s hip-hop class will learn a far simpler routine than an intermediate. The problem is there’s no way to figure out your level until you take a class, so choose wisely.
Jazz at Lincoln Center (JALC) is a venue comprising part of Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts. JALC's performing arts complex, Frederick P. Rose Hall, is located in New York City, slightly south of the main Lincoln Center campus and directly adjacent to Columbus Circle, housed inside the Time Warner Center. The complex was designed by acclaimed architect Rafael Viñoly and constructed by Turner-Santa Fe, a joint venture between Turner Construction and Santa Fe Construction. It opened in October 2004. The organization was founded in 1987.
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Jazz at Lincoln Center
10 Columbus CirJazz at Lincoln Center (JALC) is a venue comprising part of Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts. JALC's performing arts complex, Frederick P. Rose Hall, is located in New York City, slightly south of the main Lincoln Center campus and directly adjacent to Columbus Circle, housed inside the Time Warner Center. The complex was designed by acclaimed architect Rafael Viñoly and constructed by Turner-Santa Fe, a joint venture between Turner Construction and Santa Fe Construction. It opened in October 2004. The organization was founded in 1987.
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The Port Authority Bus Terminal (PABT) is the main gateway for interstate buses into Manhattan in New York City. It is owned and operated by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (PANYNJ). Colloquially called the Port Authority, the bus terminal is located in Midtown at 625 Eighth Avenue between 40th Street and 42nd Street, one block east of the Lincoln Tunnel and one block west of Times Square. The PABT, opened in 1950 between 8th and 9th Avenues and 40th and 41st Streets, was built to consolidate the many different private terminals spread across Midtown Manhattan. A second wing extending to 42nd Street was added in 1979. It is one of three bus terminals operated by the PANYNJ, the others being the George Washington Bridge Bus Station in Upper Manhattan and the Journal Square Transportation Center in Jersey City.
PABT serves as a terminus and departure point for commuter routes, as well as for long-distance intercity routes, and is a major transit hub for New Jerseyans. The terminal is the largest in the United States and the busiest in the world by volume of traffic, serving about 8,000 buses and 225,000 people on an average weekday and more than 65 million people a year. It has 223 departure gates and 1,250 car parking spaces, as well as commercial and retail space. In 2011, there were more than 2.263 million bus departures from the terminal. The terminal has reached peak hour capacity, leading to congestion and overflow on local streets. As it does not allow for layover parking, buses are required to use local streets or lots, or return through the tunnel empty. The PANYNJ has been unsuccessful in its attempts to expand passenger facilities through public private partnership and in 2011 delayed construction of a bus depot annex citing budgetary constraints. In June 2013, it commissioned an 18-month study that would consider reconfiguration, expansion, and replacement options.
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Port Authority of NY station
641 8th AveThe Port Authority Bus Terminal (PABT) is the main gateway for interstate buses into Manhattan in New York City. It is owned and operated by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (PANYNJ). Colloquially called the Port Authority, the bus terminal is located in Midtown at 625 Eighth Avenue between 40th Street and 42nd Street, one block east of the Lincoln Tunnel and one block west of Times Square. The PABT, opened in 1950 between 8th and 9th Avenues and 40th and 41st Streets, was built to consolidate the many different private terminals spread across Midtown Manhattan. A second wing extending to 42nd Street was added in 1979. It is one of three bus terminals operated by the PANYNJ, the others being the George Washington Bridge Bus Station in Upper Manhattan and the Journal Square Transportation Center in Jersey City.
PABT serves as a terminus and departure point for commuter routes, as well as for long-distance intercity routes, and is a major transit hub for New Jerseyans. The terminal is the largest in the United States and the busiest in the world by volume of traffic, serving about 8,000 buses and 225,000 people on an average weekday and more than 65 million people a year. It has 223 departure gates and 1,250 car parking spaces, as well as commercial and retail space. In 2011, there were more than 2.263 million bus departures from the terminal. The terminal has reached peak hour capacity, leading to congestion and overflow on local streets. As it does not allow for layover parking, buses are required to use local streets or lots, or return through the tunnel empty. The PANYNJ has been unsuccessful in its attempts to expand passenger facilities through public private partnership and in 2011 delayed construction of a bus depot annex citing budgetary constraints. In June 2013, it commissioned an 18-month study that would consider reconfiguration, expansion, and replacement options.
Where leisure means back-to-basics bowling, and maybe a gallon-sized beer tower or two.
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Frames
550 9th AveWhere leisure means back-to-basics bowling, and maybe a gallon-sized beer tower or two.
Lucky Strike aims for an upscale take on the classic bowling alley.
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Lucky Strike
59 Grand StLucky Strike aims for an upscale take on the classic bowling alley.
This four-tiered outpost of the Ibiza-based clubbing franchise brings the sparkle back to New York nightlife with a regular lineup of superstar D.J.’s.
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Pacha New York
618 W 46th StThis four-tiered outpost of the Ibiza-based clubbing franchise brings the sparkle back to New York nightlife with a regular lineup of superstar D.J.’s.
FREQ
637 W 50th StSee the profile of this NYC bar at 637 W. 50th St. in Manhattan.
On the pre-theater restaurant row, a swing club with a hopping dance floor, and a pleasantly retro vibe.
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Swing 46
349 W 46th StOn the pre-theater restaurant row, a swing club with a hopping dance floor, and a pleasantly retro vibe.
Go to Pier 96, where swimming is permitted, albeit only as part of events organized by the Manhattan Island Foundation; in other words, schedule carefully.
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Pier 25 sa Hudson River Park
West StreetGo to Pier 96, where swimming is permitted, albeit only as part of events organized by the Manhattan Island Foundation; in other words, schedule carefully.
Landlubbers can enjoy the coastal scenery at Hudson River Park. This miles-long stretch of Manhattan waterfront contains spectacles for every onlooker, from the naturalist to the skyline lover. The establishment of the park in 1998 also played a key role in the transformation of Hell's Kitchen from den of iniquity into hub of activity.
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Hudson River Greenway
Hudson River GreenwayLandlubbers can enjoy the coastal scenery at Hudson River Park. This miles-long stretch of Manhattan waterfront contains spectacles for every onlooker, from the naturalist to the skyline lover. The establishment of the park in 1998 also played a key role in the transformation of Hell's Kitchen from den of iniquity into hub of activity.
Consider exploring the park via the NYC Greenway bike path, first by renting a two-wheeler at Bike and Roll at Pier 84. This is a great way to explore Hell's Kitchen overall, because the neighborhood boasts multiple bike lanes, as well as places to park and stretch.
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Hudson River Park
Consider exploring the park via the NYC Greenway bike path, first by renting a two-wheeler at Bike and Roll at Pier 84. This is a great way to explore Hell's Kitchen overall, because the neighborhood boasts multiple bike lanes, as well as places to park and stretch.
One rest stop is De Witt Clinton Park, whose six acres include children's play space, dog runs, Maria's Perennial Garden and sports fields—where pickup games of basketball or handball might prevent you from resting much at all.
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De Witt Clinton Park
West 54th StreetOne rest stop is De Witt Clinton Park, whose six acres include children's play space, dog runs, Maria's Perennial Garden and sports fields—where pickup games of basketball or handball might prevent you from resting much at all.
Tony Luke’s has long been considered a favorite in Philly for cheese steaks. This new hole-in-the-wall location just west of Times Square brings that taste to New York, sans the “how it’s supposed to be eaten” snobbery. At Tony Luke’s you can have your pick of provolone (sharp or mild), white American, or classic Cheez Whiz without any fear of ridicule. Then get ready to take your meal to go; the restaurant’s décor isn’t something they’ve spent a lot of time on. What they have spent time on is clipping and saving articles from New York magazines raving about their roast pork sandwiches and fries, which are great alternatives if you’re not feeling the cheese steak.
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Shorty's
219 E 23rd StTony Luke’s has long been considered a favorite in Philly for cheese steaks. This new hole-in-the-wall location just west of Times Square brings that taste to New York, sans the “how it’s supposed to be eaten” snobbery. At Tony Luke’s you can have your pick of provolone (sharp or mild), white American, or classic Cheez Whiz without any fear of ridicule. Then get ready to take your meal to go; the restaurant’s décor isn’t something they’ve spent a lot of time on. What they have spent time on is clipping and saving articles from New York magazines raving about their roast pork sandwiches and fries, which are great alternatives if you’re not feeling the cheese steak.
Our Aveda Experience Center allows you to relieve stress through a hands-on experience that enlivens your senses. Try our soothing lotions, inhale calming aromas, enjoy a five-minute makeup touch-up or receive a customized skin care consultation. Our in-store services also include a complimentary beverage and sensory journey to round out a wonderfully holistic experience. Plus, find Aveda products that are perfect for you!
Aveda
10 Columbus CirOur Aveda Experience Center allows you to relieve stress through a hands-on experience that enlivens your senses. Try our soothing lotions, inhale calming aromas, enjoy a five-minute makeup touch-up or receive a customized skin care consultation. Our in-store services also include a complimentary beverage and sensory journey to round out a wonderfully holistic experience. Plus, find Aveda products that are perfect for you!
At Equinox, the science of fitness meets the art of living. With access to Equinox trainers, state-of-the-art training equipment, innovative fitness classes, a full-service spa and a Kids’ Club, you’ll enjoy the atmosphere and see real results.
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Equinox Columbus Circle
10 BroadwayAt Equinox, the science of fitness meets the art of living. With access to Equinox trainers, state-of-the-art training equipment, innovative fitness classes, a full-service spa and a Kids’ Club, you’ll enjoy the atmosphere and see real results.
First Republic Bank delivers friendly banking services, including personal and business deposit products, private banking and investment advisory services. As specialists in luxury home lending, First Republic offers the broadest range of lending options.
First Republic Bank
10 Columbus CirFirst Republic Bank delivers friendly banking services, including personal and business deposit products, private banking and investment advisory services. As specialists in luxury home lending, First Republic offers the broadest range of lending options.
Entertainment & Activities
Hell's Kitchen Park is small 0.58-acre (0.23 ha) park in Hell's Kitchen in Manhattan, New York City.
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Hell's Kitchen
Hell's Kitchen Park is small 0.58-acre (0.23 ha) park in Hell's Kitchen in Manhattan, New York City.