Donovan’s Pub serves some amazing burgers and high spirits. Located in the Queens borough of NYC, this little place is renowned among foodies and alcohol lovers alike. A child friendly place, Donovan’s has its classic share of burgers, that everyone seems to love. The Donovan, the H Factor, the Santo and the Sebastian are some of the signature burgers that all their customers love. With a simple and friendly ambiance, this pub is one of those places, which is perfect for a weekend hangout, or a family lunch.
Vintage Green is a chic, 11,000-square-foot rooftop bar located in the heart of Midtown, just steps away from Grand Central Station. Patrons can enjoy breathtaking 360° views of Midtown Manhattan, including the iconic Empire State Building and the East River. This upscale venue seamlessly combines a vintage aesthetic with modern amenities, creating a stylish and inviting atmosphere ideal for evening cocktails, social gatherings, and corporate events. As an all-season venue, Vintage Green offers both indoor and outdoor seating, featuring a retractable glass atrium for year-round enjoyment. The food and beverage program boasts an extensive menu of craft cocktails, fine wines, and gourmet small plates, all served in a lush, greenery-filled setting that evokes a serene garden oasis high above the bustling city streets. Whether you're looking to unwind after work or celebrate a special occasion, Vintage Green promises an unforgettable experience with unparalleled skyline views.
Known for our burgers & wings. Many craft beers & cocktails and well priced happy hour
Initially a gritty neighborhood, Hell's Kitchen is now an upscale area where young Wall Street hotshots throng, and perfectly suiting that posh vibe is Nittis. This high-end, family-owned business will transport you back to the 1950s, when Italians dominated the scene. Savor some authentic Italian cuisine with dishes like Chicken Parmigiana, Branzino, Bucatini Pomodoro, and a lot more. In the mood for a drink? Try out their fresh signature cocktails like Hell's Kitchen Sour, Italian Mule, or Santa's Nightcap. Although the food is rather pricey, the charming ambiance more than makes up for it. Plush red sofas and black marble tables dot the entire restaurant. The bar looks gorgeous, with exposed red brick walls and an impressive liquor collection. Full of style, substance, and history, Nittis is a must-visit if you're in the area.
Dutch Fred's is a sleek cocktail bar located in Midtown Manhattan. The bar gets its name as a tribute to Dutch Fred, the veteran policeman who is said to have named the locality "Hell's Kitchen". The bar features a prohibition-era speakeasy theme and offers a menu of craft cocktails, beer, and wine. In addition to drinks, Dutch Fred's also serves a food menu with small plates, snacks, and entrees. Open seven days a week, the establishment offers specials on weekdays and brunches on weekends. It also hosts private events and parties in its downstairs lounge area.
Lovely dark wood floors, vintage looking fans and a swanky bar greet patrons at this delightful restaurant in Hell's Kitchen. West Bank Cafe has been around for over thirty years and it still remains extremely popular. It serves excellent versions of popular cafe staples - deviled eggs, quesadillas, nourishing soups, alongside a good cocktail and wine list. The desserts, notably the chocolate mousse cake, are all top notch. A lovely little spot to pop into before a show, or for a relaxed weekend brunch.
