Hell's Kitchen

Real New Yorkers live in Hell’s Kitchen. If you want urban energy, devilish charisma and heavenly food, Hell’s Kitchen serves it up-24/7. Its history, rich in gangsters and ghosts, is evolving. Ziggurats of iron fire escapes on quaint row homes below lead the eye up to a skyline of glass high rise towers. The home of New York’s theater district, the neighborhood is a mesh of locals, tourists, Broadway stars and aspiring actors. Its crowded tree-lined streets are a bustle of galleries, shops, Parisian-style cafes and a staggering selection of the city’s finest cuisine. With its central location in the heart of Manhattan, you’ll be able to dart up, down, or across town easily any time of the day or night.