Chow down on Memphis-style ribs and mac and cheese platters at this down-home BBQ joint. Baked beans with burnt ends are the perfect side to any dish.
Folks say that the Shorty’s serves the best Philly cheesesteaks in the city because their bread comes straight from the City of Brotherly Love. But most just say, “wit wiz.”
Slurp authentic bowls of ramen topped with grilled pork, scallions, and sake-soy eggs.
Get rich French cuisine from this family-run bistro on 50th Street. Try the tender duck dishes, thick lamb and pork cuts, and don’t skimp on the dessert.
Jean-Claude Baker named this classy comfort food restaurant after his mother. The Southern Fried Chicken and anything chocolate are reminiscent of home.
If you try 100 domestic craft beers at Pony Bar, you get a free T-Shirt. With the amazing selections, that won’t be a hard feat for regulars to accomplish.
Inspired by old school vikings, the bar for beer-lovers has 24 bottled brews and uses leftovers as decor.
Old-timers have been drinking at this pub for decades, and the backyard is a perfect place to enjoy the discounted drinks.
The sports bar doubles as a locally sources tapas joint with a beer selection that rotates every month.
Dance the night away at the NYC home base of house and techno music. The original club is in Ibiza, but famous DJs from all over the world play here every night.
The Seattle-based cooking supply store offers cooking classes at their Hell’s Kitchen location.
This store is packed to capacity with dried flowers, clocks, wall hangings, frames, and fun glassware.
Inside this family-friendly park, children can play in Maria’s Perennial Garden with houses flowers, rock gardens, and is always full of birds and butterflies.
Playgrounds and basketball courts make Hell’s Kitchen Park a local hangout for children and families. Huge trees provide shade in the summer.
Anthony Preischel runs CrossFit Hell’s Kitchen and trains customers in conditioning, strength, gymnastics, and weightlifting.
Deep-tissue massages and facials from seasoned veterans who focus mostly on skincare, though hair appointments are available.
Go to Timothy John’s for massage, hair, and nail treatments by warm and friendly stylists.
You can find bread from Sullivan St. Bakery at Babbo and Bistro Margot, but you can also get it from the source at the Hell’s Kitchen outpost.
Cozy up to this outpost of Amy’s. Get breads, cookies, sandwiches, and coffee from the famous baker.
Find every kind of pie you could ever dream of at the pie shop on West 43rd Street. Try the Mississippi Mud, Key Lime or a small pie sampler.
Nibble on over 50 kinds of handmade biscotti at the adorable cafe. Browse music and books selections while you dunk the cookies in coffee.
Coffee and pie go hand in hand at the Cupcake Cafe, where cakes and delicately dressed cupcakes are beloved by all neighbors.
Birdland has served dinner and jazz since the 1960s and still draws some of the best talent in the city.
As one of New York’s most famous historical museums. the aircraft carrier (Intrepid) shows off exhibits honoring sea, air, and space missions.
Laugh until your belly hurts at this theater, where the shows are largely improv-based and audience participation is encouraged.
The Actor’s Studio has been a place of creative exploration since its founding in 1947.
Sean Kelly Gallery represents mid-career artists and often hosts installations and performance pieces.
