Manhattan
Sublets in Hell's Kitchen
Gritty & vibrant
Hell's Kitchen has transformed from its rough-and-tumble past into one of midtown's most exciting neighborhoods. Restaurant Row, proximity to Broadway, and a fiercely independent local character make it a favorite for performers and young professionals.
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What's in Hell's Kitchen
Names a local would drop, and what each one actually is. Tap any to see it on a map.
food
Restaurant Row (46th St)
A pre-theater dining strip with cuisines from around the world. Great value prix fixe menus before showtime.
culture
Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum
A WWII aircraft carrier turned museum. Fighter jets, a submarine, and the Space Shuttle Enterprise.
culture
Broadway Theaters
The Theater District's eastern edge. Catch a show and you're steps from dozens of stages.
park
Hudson River Park (Piers)
Piers with sports courts, sunbathing spots, and the Little Island — a floating park on the Hudson.
nightlife
Rudy's Bar & Grill
The diviest dive bar in midtown. Free hot dogs, cheap pitchers, and the giant pig out front.
park
Central Park (SW)
The southwest corner near Columbus Circle. Enter here for Sheep Meadow and the Central Park Zoo.
What Hell's Kitchen is like
Dining
Restaurant Row (46th St) is legendary. Thai, Mexican, Italian, Ethiopian — all within a few blocks. Amazing value for Manhattan.
Nightlife
Theater crowd energy, dive bars with character, rooftop cocktail spots. Always something happening.
Green space
Hudson River Park is a short walk west. DeWitt Clinton Park is the local green space.
Getting around
- ACE42nd St/Port Authority
- 123Times Sq-42nd St
- NRW49th St
- 7Hudson Yards
10subway lines
Why people sublet here
- Restaurant Row — one of the best dining strips in the city
- Walking distance to Broadway and Times Square
- Hudson River Park and the Intrepid Museum nearby
- Vibrant LGBTQ+ community