35 "Murray Hill" Restaurants in New York.
Kajitsu in Murray Hill is such a special place that it deserves to be part of the conversation when it comes to essential New York restaurants.
Simon and The Whale is the main restaurant at the Freehand Hotel, and it’s the sort of place where you can eat great food and run into an ex.
A conveniently located restaurant in Midtown that’s more than just convenient. The food and service at Covina are great.
A long time Infatuation favorite. Blue Smoke is still serving some of the best BBQ you can find in NYC.
Located inside the Redbury Hotel, Vini E Fritti is a wine and snack bar that’s a great place to meet someone in Nomad.
Sticky's Finger Joint now has a location on 33rd and 3rd Avenue, and as far as we can tell, that's pretty much the restaurant equivalent of an putting an ATM in a strip club. There's no chance it d...
When the original 2nd Ave Deli closed, lots of New Yorkers channeled some nostalgic rage. At the new Murray Hill location, the old school charm may be gone, but the matzoh ball soup and pastrami sa...
Pizza in a sterile Flatiron District hotel lobby just doesn’t feel like the Danny Meyer hospitality experience we’ve grown accustomed to.
A comfortable little establishment on a quiet stretch of Lexington Ave, devoid of the typical Murray LCD TVs with a country house feel. Great for brunch and sandwiches.
Docks serves a purpose for the average Grand Central commuter who isn’t baller enough to get into Cipriani, but still wants to spend big money on mediocre food.
Barbounia is definitely not our jam. It’s way too expensive for what they’re serving, and the grandiose and gaudy decor makes it feel like some sort of vaguely Mediterranean performance hall. Like ...
A meal at Cask is hardly any different that what you’ll find at any of the other area bars that serve food for the sole purpose of sobering up the idiots.
