18 "Times Square" Restaurants in New York.
Four years after our first review, Danji is still the restaurant we recommend most in the Midtown/Times Square area.
Toloache ain’t cheap, but in an area where dropping dollars on grub is a given, it’s a breath of fresh air when the food is legitimately awesome.
The Polynesian is a tiki-themed rooftop cocktail bar in Midtown from the people behind Carbone and The Grill.
Five years after it opened, the original location of Totto Ramen is still packed pretty much all of the time. That's because it's still awesome.
It’s rare that we back this type of restaurant, but The Lambs Club is Infatuation approved for Pre-Theater Eats and Corporate Card use in Midtown.
We’re happy to report that this increase in Shake Shake quantity has had no ill effects on the quality. Just be aware going in, Shake Shack Times Square is quite the tourist attraction.
Year after year, Esca remains in the conversation of the NYC elite. It’s always jam-packed, mostly with the business and commuter crowd.
Yes, that's the real name of this restaurant, which is impressive. The ramen? Not so impressive. But there are other things to love at this noodle spot in Hell's Kitchen.
Donburiya is a fun Japanese izakaya in the Theater District that specializes in inexpensive donburi bowls and facilitating rowdy group meals.
701 West serves a three-course prix-fixe menu of American dishes on the 11th floor of the Edition Hotel overlooking Times Square.
If you’re looking for a group dinner in the heart of Times Square, sushi at Haru might be your best option.
The Long Room is a low-key bar near Times Square with after-work crowds, couches, and a lounge in the back.
