Review

Legacy Records is a big restaurant in Hudson Yards from the team behind Pasquale Jones and Charlie Bird. It’s pricey, but worth it.

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Bryan Kim

Review

The Polynesian is a tiki-themed rooftop cocktail bar in Midtown from the people behind Carbone and The Grill.

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Matt Tervooren

Review

Kung Fu Little Steamed Buns Ramen is a good Chinese spot in Hell's Kitchen.

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Ben Kopelman

Review

When it comes to Hell’s Kitchen Thai, this is where the magic happens. Prepare to get some spicy in your life, just a short walk from your sad Midtown office.

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Andrew Steinthal

Review

Restaurant rotisserie chicken that we don't mind paying up for? It exists, in Hell's Kitchen of all places. Get Poulette in your Midtown lunch rotation.

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Ben Kopelman

Review

Taboon is one of the best restaurants in Hell's Kitchen, especially if you get down on Middle Eastern food. But also even if you don't.

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Chris Stang

Review

There are plenty of spots to grab amazing ramen in New York. While Tabata isn’t the best, it’s a great Midtown option. Tabata is nothing fancy, just a straight up soup shop without any bells and whistles.

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Andrew Steinthal

Review

The food at North River Lobster Co. is regrettably mediocre. Then again, we never expected more from a floating restaurant in the middle of Midtown fart-tastic touristville.

Written by

Andrew Steinthal

Review

Ardesia is first and foremost a wine bar, and a good one at that. The food is decent, but it’s secondary to what they do best, which is selecting excellent “mineral-driven” wines from all over the world.

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Chris Stang

Review

The Marshal is a perfect neighborhood restaurant in Hell's Kitchen with dedicated regulars and an appreciation for New York.

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Chris Stang

Review

A Hell’s Kitchen Italian restaurant cooking up the classics, plus a nutella pizza.

Written by

Andrew Steinthal

Review

HaSalon is a party restaurant in Hell’s Kitchen where you can dance on tables after eating enjoyable but very expensive Israeli food.

Written by

Matt Tervooren

Review

Bibble & Sip in Hell's Kitchen makes some of NYC's best egg tarts.

Izzy Chen & With Warm Welcome

May 10, 2021

Review

Bird and Branch is a coffee shop in Hell’s Kitchen with a short Chinese-American food menu.

Esther Cho & With Warm Welcome

May 10, 2021

Guide

The next time you’re picnicking in Central Park, show up with something to eat that's better than Triscuits and $8 bodega cheddar.

Hannah Albertine

April 19, 2021

Review

Churrascaria Plataforma is a massive Brazilian steakhouse in Hell’s Kitchen with an all-you-can-eat prix-fixe of high-ends meats.

Matt Tervooren

November 17, 2020

Review

Torishin is a yakitori spot in Hell’s Kitchen that serves a six-course omakase for $65.

Nikko Duren

February 10, 2020

Review

If you’re looking for live music in Hell’s Kitchen, head to Guantanamera.

Nikko Duren

February 10, 2020

Review

B Side is a casual, dim, pizza spot in Hell’s Kitchen.

Nikko Duren

February 10, 2020

Review

If you live in Hell’s Kitchen, you’ll appreciate that Empanada Mama never closes.

Team Infatuation

February 10, 2020

Review

Sullivan Street Bakery should be your coffee date spot in Hell’s Kitchen.

Nikko Duren

February 10, 2020

Review

Capizzi is a one-room pizza place in Hell’s Kitchen. If you’re looking for a meal near Port Authority Bus Terminal, this is probably your best bet.

Nikko Duren

February 10, 2020

Review

Kochi serves a very good nine-course Korean tasting menu for $75 in Hell’s Kitchen.

Matt Tervooren

December 18, 2019

Review

The rotisserie chicken at Pio Pio is one of the best ways you can spend $10 anywhere in the city.

Matt Tervooren

October 18, 2019

Review

Like the other locations of Chirping Chicken, this one in Hell’s Kitchen serves great roast chicken and sides in a counter-service setup.

Matt Tervooren

October 18, 2019