Neighborhoods
Midtown
Midtown is almost always jam-packed. It's the busiest commercial area in the US, and one of the most popular areas for tourists, in part because of stores like Tiffany & Co and Bergdorf Goodman, and attractions including Times Square, the Empire State Building, the Time Warner Center, and the Museum of Modern Art.
Best Of: Midtown
- Dorit Baxter New York Day Spa
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Location: Midtown
A midtown spa is the perfect mid-day retreat, packed with personal attention.
Guide: Fitness Guru (Amanda)
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- Wolfgang's Steakhouse
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Porterhouse right up there with Luger's, with better wine, ambiance and service.
Guide: Entrepreneur (Jack)
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- Norma's
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Location: Midtown
The best brunch in New York. Hands-Down!
Guide: Foodie (Heather)
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- Soba Nippon
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Location: Midtown
Next time you need a serene business lunch in midtown where you can actually be productive, try Soba Nippon. You’ll feel like you’re escaping to Tokyo for an hour.
Guide: Entrepreneur (Jack)
Location: Midtown
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- Exhale Spa
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Location: Upper East Side, Midtown
Great for Vinyasa Yoga, as well as for "Core Fusion" classes which combine ballet, pilates, and yoga postures to strengthen, lengthen, stretch, and tone your muscles.
Guide: Fitness Guru (Amanda)
Location: UES & Midtown » - 0 comments
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Midtown’s borders are a bit subjective. We’ll define it as being from 31st Street and 59th Street, from the Hudson to the East River. Later we’ll break-out areas like Times Square, Hell’s Kitchen, the Theater District, Murray Hill, etc. Taken together, it’s the busiest commercial area in the US, with nearly 750,000 commuters. To add to the crush, Midtown is a favorite spot for tourists because it’s home to many hotels, stores and attractions, including Times Square, the Empire State Building, the Time Warner Center, the New York Public Library, the Museum of Modern Art, Tiffany & Co., the Plaza Hotel, Bergdorf Goodman, and the UN.