A boisterous community alongside the Hudson River, Hell’s Kitchen is loud, exciting, and loaded with eclectic restaurants and cultural happenings. Hell’s Kitchen often flies under the radar, but many locals flock to this neighborhood for its culinary scene and tight-knit community. Mixing old-world charm with up-and-coming businesses, restaurants, and residences, Hell’s Kitchen is a vibrant community with beautiful riverside views and an abundance of cultural opportunities.

• Incredible and unparalleled dining options
• Luxury high rises in an unpretentious neighborhood
• Steps away from Broadway

 

Residents of Hell’s Kitchen have the luxury of location. Minutes from busy Times Square and the Theatre District, Hell’s Kitchen is the go-to destination for pre-show dining that’s a bit off the beaten path. Its neighborhood businesses, like local bakeries, street vendors, bodegas, and bistros make this area feel like a small-town community and with so many cultural opportunities to explore within walking distance, it’s a great place to get to know the neighbors. Enjoy high-rise luxury condominiums behind historical facades or post-war walkups in a down-to-earth, simple, and accessible neighborhood.

Amarone is a small, intimate restaurant that offers exemplary, attentive service and outstanding Italian food. Authentic down to the traditional pasta recipes and homemade bread, Amarone is a local hidden gem in Hell’s Kitchen and represents the essence of the neighborhood well: quality meals, welcoming service, and neighborly connection. With its proximity to the Theatre District, Amarone is the perfect location to enjoy a pre-show meal.

One of the top destinations in Hell’s Kitchen, Ink 48 Hotel has it all and appeals to many diverse tastes and interests. Enjoy your meal inside at PRINT, a dynamic farm-to-table restaurant, then head upstairs for majestic Manhattan views and cocktails at The Press Lounge. Both locations offer upscale dining in a vibrant and energetic atmosphere with seasonally-inspired plates and cocktail creations. 

Offering the most eclectic selections of tequilas, mezcals, and Mexican distillations, Añejo Mexican Restaurant is inspired by the heart and soul of Mexico. Each dish is artfully crafted by Chef Ricky Camacho and presented in an inviting and artistic dining space that also speaks to the heart and soul of Hell’s Kitchen. Enjoy excellent drinks and seasonal creations at Añejo!

 

Central Park is just two miles away from the Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood. Boasting over 800 acres of beautiful green space, biking, and running paths, and a zoo, Central Park is the iconic backyard of New York City. With dozens of family-friendly events throughout the year, the park is an excellent spot to get out and enjoy nature and experience cultural celebrations all year long.

Minutes away from the iconic Broadway Theatre District and Times Square, Hell’s Kitchen’s centrally-located neighborhood affords easy commutes to these world-famous locations. Enjoy timeless musicals and productions in the Theatre District and visit Times Square for even more restaurants, shopping, and “uniquely New York” events throughout the year.