Midtown Manhattan Neighborhood

Midtown Manhattan not only holds the crown for the largest central business district in the world, but it is also home to some of the city’s most iconic buildings such as the Empire State Building and the Chrysler Building, as well as top tourist destinations like Times Square and Broadway. For those looking to be in the heart of the lively city – or to bask in NYC’s color, bustle, and energy – this is the place to be.

About Midtown Manhattan

Midtown Manhattan occupies the whole area between 34th Street and 59th  Street, and includes more than 10 neighborhoods such as Chelsea, Gramercy Park, Theater District, Flatiron District, and Hell’s Kitchen. It captures New York City in all its glory – towering skyscrapers, busy sidewalks, bicyclists weaving in and out of traffic, and honking sounds filling the air. Despite its densely populated streets, Midtown Manhattan offers a generous bite of the Big Apple with its noteworthy dining experiences, sightseeing, and fun activities. 

Where to Eat in Midtown Manhattan

Midtown Manhattan’s impressive roster of dining options will cater to all tastes.

The oldest restaurant in the Grand Central Terminal, the Grand Central Oyster Bar, is an iconic seafood restaurant featuring one of the largest and freshest seafood menus in the city. Nestled under dazzling arched and vaulted ceilings on Grand Central Terminal’s lower level, the restaurant and bar offers 25 types of fish and up to 30 varieties of oysters, matched with an award-winning wine list featuring 80 selections by the glass. 

Diners frequent Overlook to experience a classic American bar in Midtown. In addition to some of the tastiest burgers and wings in town, Overlook also serves other pub favorites such as pommes frites, crab cakes, and clam chowder. The Overlook’s sports bar vibe is made more whimsical by a huge wall decorated with cartoon murals hence, The New York Times dubbing the eatery as “the Sistine Chapel of cartooning.” 

What to Do

There is no shortage of interesting things to see and do in Midtown Manhattan – it is home to many of NYC’s famous attractions, after all.

Once the tallest building in the world, the Empire State Building has been welcoming visitors since 1931. The 86th floor of the 102-story building serves as an observation deck that gives visitors what is arguably the best view of the city.

With countless films and television shows using the Grand Central Station as a backdrop, one must visit it to truly experience how “grand” it is. The beaux-arts landmark with a magnificent, vaulted plaster ceiling adorned with star constellations is more than a transport hub. It is also a retail and dining destination worth exploring. It boasts dozens of shops, kiosks, restaurants, and stalls where one can procure everything from a juicy steak to a steaming latte or basket of berries.

Plastic Surgery Services in Midtown Manhattan

Esteemed double-board certified facial plastic surgeon, Dr. Philip Miller, is considered one of the country’s leading experts in rhinoplasty and facial rejuvenation. He specializes in cosmetic facial procedures that help patients achieve their aesthetic goals. 

One way Dr. Miller customizes his treatments is through The NatraLook Process. This unique approach provides a reassuring, supportive, and positive environment for patients exploring their aesthetic confidence.

Treatments Offered:

• Facelift
• Rhinoplasty
• Blepharoplasty
• GI Jaw
• Miller Lift

Schedule a Consultation with a Plastic Surgeon in Midtown Manhattan

If you are located in Midtown Manhattan and would like to refresh your facial appearance through a cosmetic dermatology procedure, consult with Manhattan, New York’s best plastic surgeon. Contact us today to schedule an appointment with Dr. Miller. 

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