Lincoln Square
Bustling and brimming with creative energy, Lincoln Square combines iconic cultural institutions, a thriving commercial and retail district, and a residential community, allowing homeowners to be close to some of the city’s best dining, shopping, and entertainment destinations.
About Lincoln Square
Lincoln Square refers to both the square and the surrounding neighborhood within the Upper West Side. The neighborhood begins at Columbus Circle at 58th Street and extends north to West 70th Street. And since Central Park borders Lincoln Square’s eastern boundary, residents enjoy beautiful green spaces. Lincoln Square is also home to Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts and The Shops at Columbus Circle, making the cosmopolitan neighborhood a one-stop destination for world-class retailers, restaurants, and cultural organizations, which are all accessible via the area’s main thoroughfares –specifically, Columbus, Broadway, and Amsterdam Avenues.
Where to Eat in Lincoln Square
A microcosm of New York City’s vibrant dining scene, Lincoln Center offers diverse dining options that will satisfy any palette.
Consistently ranked as one of the “top ten reserved” restaurants on Open Table, The Smith is a casual American brasserie that serves bistro classics and seasonal fare paired with craft cocktails. Its extensive menu has something for everyone – whether it’s oysters, skillet-roasted mac & cheese, or filet mignon, burgers, and shrimp & grits.
Providing an elevated dining experience that celebrates both Italy and New York, Lincoln Ristorante is a modern Italian restaurant that boasts a scrumptious fare and direct views of Lincoln Center’s reflecting pool and a Henry Moore sculpture. The restaurant honors Italian culinary tradition with dishes such as veal meatballs, risotto, cacio e pepe, and branzino served alongside an impressive wine list.
What to Do
Lincoln Square is an entertainment mecca for locals and tourists, with shopping and entertainment amenities within easy reach.
One of NYC’s top cultural destinations, the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts complex consists of a campus of 11 organizations focused on theater, dance, and music. Visitors can take a guided tour of its many impressive theaters, see a play, or watch a concert here.
The Shops at Columbus Circle is an iconic indoor destination that occupies 2.8 million square feet with stunning views of Central Park. It offers a diverse retail selection of over 50 shops and boutiques, including Amazon Books, Coach, J.Crew, and Lululemon.
Created as a respite for busy Manhattanites, Central Park is an 843-acre gem that is home to beautiful woodlands, lakes, and wildlife. Visitors never run out of things to do – they can stroll the Conservatory Garden, have a picnic at Sheep Meadow, hike The Ramble, rent a boat at the lake, or enjoy the views at the Bethesda Fountain and Terrace.
Plastic Surgery Clinic in Lincoln Square
Double board-certified facial plastic surgeon, Dr. Philip Miller, is considered one of the country’s leading experts in rhinoplasty and facial rejuvenation. He has over 20 years of experience within the facial plastic surgery industry and has performed over 5,000 successful surgeries. His approach that combines art and science with skill and innovation provides thousands of patients in Manhattan, New York with natural-looking results that exceed their goals, using the NatraLook process. The NatraLook process ensures that Dr. Miller’s patients undergo an enriching experience in which they achieve results that are rewarding in both physical and emotional ways.
Treatments Offered
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Dr. Miller specializes in cosmetic facial procedures and can create custom treatment plans that combine minimally invasive techniques and advanced technology to help patients achieve the best version of themselves. To learn more, contact our Manhattan, New York office today.
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Broadway
One of New York’s biggest tourist spots and Midtown’s quintessential attraction, Broadway offers more than just spectacular entertainment but a neighborhood with its own production, raising the curtain on a fantastic dining and cultural scene worthy of an encore or two.
About Broadway
Running from Bowling Green and through the borough of Manhattan and the Bronx, Broadway is New York City’s oldest north-south street. It was once the path traveled by American Indians before Europeans arrived and today, famous attractions occupy its several miles. The most notable one would be the stretch between 42nd and 53rd streets which would be the home of the American theater industry. Broadway is an intrinsic part of NYC’s artistic life. Theater District is home to 40 professional theaters that play host to a wide variety of productions, including plays and musicals, which many believe are the best in the world.
Where to Eat
Excellent dining spots cater to the pre-and post-theater crowds, whether looking for a quick bite or a high-end, leisurely meal.
James Beard award-winning chef Gabriel Kreuther has designed a fine dining destination at the base of the Grace building across Bryant Park. His Michelin two-star, namesake restaurant serves seasonal a la carte and pre-fixe menus that highlight Alsatian-inspired fare and his classic French training. Luxurious dishes include Foie Gras Terrine, Red Wine Marinated Black Bass, and Fig Carpaccio.
Torishin gives diners the most authentic Tokyo-style yakitori experience with grilled chicken that combines the perfect blend of texture, umami, and that signature char that these skewered meals are known for. Yakitori is best paired with sake, which Torishin selects from different regions of Japan.
What to Do on Broadway
Being at the heart of the city’s performing arts scene, Broadway brims with creative energy that is channeled through non-stop fun and entertainment.
No visit to New York is complete without seeing at least one Broadway production. Catching any of the new musicals and long-running hits at one of the many historic venues is a magical experience for both newcomers and regular attendees.
A tour like the “New York Disney on Broadway Behind the Magic Experience” allows participants to follow a “Broadway insider” to a landmark location –specifically, to experience the magic of Disney on Broadway by going behind-the-scenes at the New Amsterdam Theatre. Tour-goers also learn about the theater’s history while discovering what goes into producing shows such as “The Lion King” and “Aladdin.”
And to truly capture the spirit of the city that never sleeps, visiting the bustling Crossroads of the World or Times Square, is a must. Visitors can take guided tours to explore the area, sit on a bench to be dazzled by all the glowing neon lights, watch street performers, or feast on snacks from food carts.
Plastic Surgeon On Broadway
Dr. Philip Miller is a highly regarded pioneer in the industry. As a double-board-certified facial plastic surgeon, Dr. Miller specializes in cosmetic facial procedures that are designed to help patients achieve their aesthetic goals. Considered one of the country’s leading experts in rhinoplasty and facial rejuvenation, Dr. Miller is proud to offer patients the highest level of care and customized treatments, particularly with Natralook. The NatraLook process evaluates and expands the typical plastic surgery experience into a safe, unintimidating opportunity to explore your aesthetic confidence.
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Dr. Miller provides custom cosmetic treatment plans that include a combination of minimally invasive techniques and advanced procedures to help each patient look and feel their best. To learn more about the many ways you can rejuvenate your appearance, contact Dr. Miller’s Manhattan office today.
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Wall Street
Wall Street is so much more than a street pulsating with the frenzied energy New York City’s Financial District is known for, but it’s also a vital piece of America’s History and a cultural hub packed with tourist attractions.
About Wall Street
Wall Street got its name from a literal, physical wall built in 1653 to defend Dutch colonists from the British and Native Americans. Eventually, the Dutch colony outgrew the wall, which was taken down in 1699. The name, however, stuck. With its proximity to the city’s ports, the Wall Street area became a bustling street bazaar and the center of trade in the 1700s. Traders formalized the rules and created the New York Stock Exchange. Wall Street eventually became one of the most significant financial institutions in the world. While money, obviously, is influential to Wall Street, there are other things that make the Financial District special — sites, good food, and activities that will keep anyone entertained.
Where to Eat in Wall Street
Even the busiest traders, bankers, and investors have to eat. And the plethora of options around Wall Street makes eating a true pleasure.
Opened in 1994 by restaurateur Danny Meyer, Gramercy Tavern has since earned nine James Beard Awards. Diners have fallen in love with its contemporary American cuisine, matched with warm hospitality. Celebrating ingredients from local farms, the restaurant’s seasonal menu includes Grilled Summer Squash and Duck Meatloaf.
Old Homestead Steakhouse has been serving some of the city’s best steaks since 1868. Their menu features 13 different steak cuts and sizes, including Japanese A5 grade Wagyu. Diners also enjoy their steak accompaniments of cold seafood appetizers, creamed spinach, and an extensive wine list.
What to Do
An area as frenetic as Wall Street will, of course, be saturated with fun things to see and do.
A tour of Wall Street would be incomplete without visiting the New York Stock Exchange. While visitors cannot go inside the building, the historical site is still impressive to see in person. Take some photos of the landmark or listen for the opening bell, which is rung at 9:30 am every weekday.
A few minutes from Wall Street is Battery Park –home to Castle Clinton (sandstone war fort) and one of the best views of the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. Visitors are encouraged to come during sunset when they can take stunning photos of Lady Liberty and New York Harbor.
The South Street Seaport is right on the Financial District neighborhood’s edge. It’s a vibrant area where visitors can grab a bite from Fulton’s farmer’s market, listen to live music, tour the South Street Seaport Museum, or simply relax by the water.
Plastic Surgeon in Wall Street
Double board-certified facial plastic surgeon, Dr. Philip Miller, is considered one of the country’s leading experts in rhinoplasty and facial rejuvenation. He has over 20 years of experience within the facial plastic surgery industry and has performed over 5,000 successful surgeries. His approach that combines art and science with skill and innovation provides thousands of patients in Manhattan, New York with natural-looking results that exceed their goals. The NatraLook Process ensures that Dr. Miller’s patients undergo an enriching experience in which they achieve results that are rewarding in both physical and emotional ways.
Treatments Offered:
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Dr. Miller specializes in cosmetic facial procedures and can create custom treatment plans that combine minimally-invasive techniques and advanced technology to help patients achieve the best version of themselves. To learn more about Dr. Miller’s procedures, contact our Manhattan, New York office today.
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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.
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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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Lenox Hill Neighborhood
Situated amongst some of New York City’s most alluring natural sceneries and landmarks, Lenox Hill possesses the look and feel of a residential neighborhood, offering residents a suburban retreat with a welcomed cosmopolitan flair.
About Lenox Hill
An Upper East Side neighborhood, Lenox Hill is named after the hill that once stood on 70th Street and Park Avenue. The name “Lenox,” on the other hand, came from the Scottish immigrant, Robert Lenox, who owned 30 acres of land, spanning Fifth to Fourth (Park) Avenues and from East 74th to 68th Streets.
What adds to this affluent neighborhood’s charm is the mix of brownstones or prewar buildings and upscale 19th-century residences that give the area an old-world, New York glamour vibe.
Dining Options
Lenox Hill and its surrounding areas offer many exciting dining options for residents and visitors alike.
Inspired by the lively atmosphere and sumptuous food of the Barcelona “Kiosko” (food and refreshments stand), Boqueria is a popular tapas bar that offers diners Catalonia’s local flavors. Classic Spanish tapas and small plates feature the season’s best ingredients. Dishes designed for sharing include Paella de Mariscos, grilled octopus with fennel, and Gambas al Ajillo (shrimp with garlic), served with house-made sangria or lightly sparkling cava.
NR stands in a former seamstress factory tucked away on a side street. Its innocuous spot gives this Japanese cocktail bar and restaurant a speakeasy atmosphere that promises food and drink worthy of being filed under “best-kept secrets” waiting to be discovered. Diners can enjoy classic and seasonal ramen creations alongside tailored cocktails served in creative vessels.
Lenox Hill: Do and See
Lenox Hill and its surrounding areas make for an enchanting place for museum-goers, nature enthusiasts, and animal lovers.
The Metropolitan Museum is one of the largest and most comprehensive art museums in the world. With over two million works of art spanning 5,000 years, including paintings, sculptures, costumes, instruments, architecture, and armor, divided among 17 curatorial departments. The Met remains one of NYC’s most-visited cultural attractions.
Originally designed as an extension of Central Park offering urban dwellers a leisure getaway, Central Park Zoo gradually developed over the decades as a zoological garden that successfully recreates natural habitats in urban environments. Today, the 7-acre zoo is home to sea lions, penguins, snow monkeys, snow leopards, brown bears, and red pandas, giving visitors a chance to experience wildlife in the heart of the city.
Plastic Surgeon in Lenox Hill
Esteemed double-board certified facial plastic surgeon, Dr. Philip Miller, specializes in cosmetic facial procedures that are designed to help patients achieve their aesthetic goals. Dr. Miller creates innovative and comprehensive procedure plans to provide natural-looking results. He blends art and science with innovation and skill to provide his thousands of patients with results that are life-changing.
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. It ensures that patients undergo an enriching experience in which they achieve results that are rewarding in both physical and emotional ways.
Treatments Offered:
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Dr. Miller is proud to offer patients customized treatments with the highest level of care in New York City. To learn more about how you can rejuvenate your face and body, contact Dr. Miller in Manhattan, New York today.
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Uptown Manhattan
Comprising Upper East Side, Upper West Side, Central Park, and Upper Manhattan, Uptown Manhattan may not be considered a major NYC tourist center, but the perfect blend of modern comforts, green spaces, a vibrant art scene, and just the right amount of interesting attractions give the area a charm of its own.
History of Uptown Manhattan
Towards the end of the 19th century, the IRT Ninth Avenue Line and other elevated railroads increased mobility among New Yorkers, bringing people to Upper Manhattan and eventually giving locals better access to shopping, restaurants, and amusements to nearby areas. While the neighborhood wasn’t immediately influenced by the gentrification of its surrounding boroughs until the late 20th century, the city’s rapidly expanding population helped influence its transformation, leading to a boost in commercialism and its real estate market, as well as contributing to the changing architectural landscape of New York.
Dining in Uptown Manhattan
Eating well is easy in Uptown Manhattan. Whatever one’s price point, exciting restaurants that pepper the neighborhood make dining fun, relaxing, or creative.
From its humble beginnings as a seafood shack in Prince Edward Island, Flex Mussels is now a staple Upper Manhattan eatery where its mussel-forward menu treats diners to light, flavorful, and shareable food. Seafood enthusiasts don’t have to settle for just steamed mussels when they can select from twenty-three different preparations of the bivalve mollusks, including a Mexican variety in which mussels are cooked in chipotle broth and topped with calamari and chorizo.
With its industrial décor, exposed brick walls, and big leather booths, plus an extensive spirits collection, The Ribbon is like a modern tavern offering diners a warm and inviting atmosphere while serving a wide variety of American classics with a twist. From brunch favorites such as chicken & waffles and challah French toast to vegetable risotto and lobster & shrimp curry, their dishes can satisfy any craving.
JoJo is a casual, neighborhood-friendly restaurant serving farm-to-table dishes that celebrate local and organic ingredients. Housed in a duplex townhouse, the fresh and modern eatery serves brunch dishes like organic frittata with asparagus, shiitake mushrooms, and goat cheese and buttermilk pancakes with market berries. And for dinner, entrées include Maine lobster roasted in the shell with herb butter and charred duck breast with strawberry and mustard seed pickles served with house cocktails.
Attractions
With a healthy dose of world-famous museums, landmarks, tours, and attractions, there’s no shortage of activities for the culture vultures in Uptown Manhattan.
America’s first-ever man-made public park, Central Park features 843-acres of lush green spaces that offer a refuge from the city’s hustle and bustle. Visitors can check out the pristine lawns, flower beds, and jetted fountains at the Conservatory Garden, go on a rowing adventure, or explore the exhibits at Central Park Zoo.
Museum Mile is located in Uptown Manhattan, and this means quick access to some of the world’s greatest cultural art museums. The American Museum of Natural History, for instance, features changing exhibits that put the spotlight on the history and development of Earth’s multiple species through interactive displays and lively artifacts.
The Cloisters Museum and Gardens in Fort Tryon Park is a branch of the Metropolitan Museum of Art that houses medieval art and architecture collections with a focus on Romanesque and Gothic periods.
A palace-cum-industrial-shed, the Park Avenue Armory is a historic landmark built from 1877-1881. It contains the single most important collection of 19th-century interiors to survive intact in one building. The medieval-inspired edifice now serves as a venue for educational programming and cultural events run by the Thompson Arts Center. It’s also the city’s premier alternative space for arts and performances.
Shopping in Uptown Manhattan
Many great shopping experiences await locals and visitors in Uptown Manhattan.
Herald Square is home to Macy’s, the world’s largest department store, made more popular by Thanksgiving parades. The 11-story flagship store occupies an entire city block, offering a first-class selection of top fashion and beauty brands, including Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren, and Estee Lauder. Macy’s also carries a wide variety of housewares, gifts, and furniture.
An upscale shopping mall in Time Warner Center, The Shops at Columbus Circle is a prime NYC shopping destination offering a diverse selection of over 50 retail shops and boutiques housed in a grand, six-level retail complex with four floors built around a glass-walled atrium space overlooking Columbus Circle. It’s home to stores such as H&M, Cole Haan, Hugo Boss, J. Crew, Michael Kors, MAC Cosmetics, Sephora, and Swarovski.
Bloomingdale’s Upper West Side outlet features 25,000-square-feet and three levels of shopping spaces. The upscale department store’s outlet offers a wide variety of off-price apparel and accessories, including women’s RTW, shoes, men’s, children’s, fashion accessories, handbags, jewelry, and intimate apparel.
Plastic Surgery Services in Uptown Manhattan
Dr. Philip Miller offers world-class rejuvenation in Manhattan, New York. He is a board-certified facial plastic surgeon who specializes in cosmetic facial procedures that are designed to help patients achieve their aesthetic goals. Dr. Miller has over two decades of experience in cosmetic medicine, a high success rate of facial plastic surgery procedures, and has been voted among the Best Doctors in America for the past 10 years and Top Doctor of New York City. He is considered one of the country’s leading experts in rhinoplasty and facial rejuvenation.
Dr. Miller provides customized procedures, such as with NatraLook. The NatraLook® process optimizes the patient’s overall experience by ensuring they obtain the most rewarding results. This approach creates a supportive and collaborative environment for patients to explore their Aesthetic Confidence®.
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Dr. Miller creates innovative and comprehensive procedure plans to provide natural-looking results and outcomes that are life-changing. Together with his highly acclaimed team, they are proud to offer patients the highest level of care and customized treatments in New York City. To learn more, contact Dr. Miller in Manhattan, New York today.
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Upper East Side
Promising uptown life at its finest, the Upper East Side of Manhattan, New York is brimming with refined culture, history, and lush, green spaces –offering a reprieve from downtown’s hustle and bustle. With upscale boutiques, sophisticated storefronts, eateries, and luxury apartments, the Upper East Side is considered one of the most affluent neighborhoods in New York City.
History of Upper East Side
Before Europeans settled in the city, the Upper East Side was the center for rural farmlands and market gardens.
The Upper East Side continued to grow as farmland after the American Revolution. It wasn’t until 1837 when the New York and Harlem Railroad allowed commercial development to begin. And when the El trains helped link the Upper East Side to other parts of the city, the local population grew rapidly.
86th Street and its surrounding area became the hub for Upper East Side’s commercialization and would eventually be known as Yorkville. Farmlands were subdivided, excluding 66th to 76th Streets and from Third Avenue to the river, which became Lenox Hill. American and foreign immigrants flocked to the city in the second half of the 19th century, fueling a boom that forced populations to move outside of downtown districts. This led to the Upper East Side becoming a prime location for residential real estate development by the 1880s.
In the 1910s, the Upper East Side earned the reputation as the premier elite residential destination. With the surge in land values and the enactment of federal income tax in 1913, only the country’s wealthiest could afford to call this neighborhood home. During the early 20th century, construction of luxury apartment buildings began to accommodate more people who were eager to move to the flourishing neighborhood.
Today, the Upper East Side continues to embody classic New York sophistication with its generous offering of boutiques, restaurants, schools, churches, and top-rated nightlife.
Housing in Upper East Side
With its quiet, tree-lined urban expanse that offers proximity to all important city attractions, the Upper East Side is one of the best places to live in Manhattan, New York. Students and young professionals are drawn to this area because of the excellent job opportunities as well as the endless fun and leisure options that the neighborhood has to offer.
The Upper East Side encompasses three smaller neighborhoods: Carnegie Hill, Lenox Hill, and Yorkville. The area is one of the priciest locations in New York real estate-wise, with the current median price for listed properties approximately being $1,500,000. The median price for sold properties is approximately $97,000. On the other hand, renting a one-bedroom apartment will cost around $2300, while a four-bedroom apartment will go up to $4240 –almost 50% higher than the NYC standard.
Upper East Side Famous Neighbors
An upscale neighborhood will have affluent roots. Some of America’s most famous families have called the Upper East Side home: the Roosevelts, Kennedys, and Rockefellers. And today, some of the most popular celebrities and influential people contribute to this legacy by finding homes in this posh enclave. Famous neighbors include Bill Murray, Christopher Walken, Donald Trump, Drew Barrymore, Mariah Carrey, Kelly Rutherford, Emeril Lagasse, and Ricky Martin, just to name a few.
Things to Do
In addition to charming brownstones, sleek new condos, and the likely chance of bumping into a celebrity, there’s a lot more happening on the Upper East Side. The city’s best museums (most notably, New York’s famous Museum Mile on Fifth Avenue) are located right within the neighborhood, drawing art enthusiasts for its high culture. Other museums to visit include Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, Museum of the City of New York, and National Academy of Design.
An iconic shopping district and a destination frequently featured on movies and TV
shows, Madison Avenue is the place to go. A shopping mecca, Madison Avenue is home to some of the world’s biggest names in haute couture. And at the south end of the Upper East Side, shoppers will find Bloomingdale’s which takes up an entire city block.
Residents and visitors can turn to Central Park for green space. For those who enjoy outdoor exercise and adventure, there is no shortage of options in the city’s most popular park. And on the East End, there is the dog-friendly Carl Schurz Park –a quaint space offering dog runs and spectacular river views.
A place such as the Upper East Side will have notable dining spots too, of course. From fine dining options in Park Avenue to casual comfort food in Yorkville, there is something for everybody’s palate.
Plastic Surgery Clinic in Upper East Side
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.
At his NYC plastic surgery clinic, Dr. Miller offers customized treatments for the skin and body, such as with NatraLook. The NatraLook process aims to enrich the patient experience by creating a safe and approachable opportunity for patients to explore their aesthetic confidence. This helps create a unified vision of the patient’s desired results.
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Diamond District
The NYC Diamond District has a reputation for street-level spaces displaying sparkling rings, elegant earrings, and other flashy jewelry pieces that lure tourists and New Yorkers alike, making this small slice of the city an exciting destination, located just west of Midtown East.
The Diamond District neighborhood
Diamond District stretches along Manhattan’s 47th Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenue. It is one block off the fashion houses’ flagship stores of Madison Avenue, within three blocks of Rockefeller Center, and just a stone’s throw from the bright and busy Times Square.
Relevance for 47th Street grew immensely as refugee diamond merchants fled to New York during World War II. Today, Diamond District captures the spirit of an old-world bazaar that’s always bustling. Most dealers are Hasidic Jews, Russians, and Indians who contribute to making the Diamond District the world’s largest shopping district for fine jewelry and diamonds of all shapes and sizes. The shopping district fascinatingly preserves the barter economy, in which most transactions are sealed by a handshake, depicting a unique way of life in New York.
Shopping
Ninety percent of the country’s diamond supply flows through the Diamond District, roughly $24+ billion worth of diamonds that are ready to be sold in more than 2,600 independent businesses spread throughout the district. Since the merchants are located close to where diamonds are cut, and jewelry is made, jewelers can offer shoppers a wide variety of pieces with great value at competitive prices.
Leigh Jay & Co. is a third-generation jeweler known for its expansive selection of vintage engagement rings and wedding bands that combine classic romanticism with old New York and modern artistry, acquiring a level of craftsmanship that makes their designs aesthetic masterpieces.
David S. Diamonds is renowned for its mastery of cutting diamonds, resulting in jewels that shine with spectacular brilliance. Favored by collectors worldwide, David S. Diamonds come with multiple standard certifications and optical measurements that guarantee excellent artistry.
I.D. Jewelry’s intimate showroom exhibits a great collection of the finest quality diamonds certified by the world’s most reputable diamond grading laboratories. The family-owned and operated business produces some of the most stunning engagement rings, designer jewelry, tennis bracelets, and diamond studs that wonderfully match its world-class customer service.
Local Restaurants
Diamond District’s culinary scene is just as busy and exciting as the diamond exchanges daily.
Deep Indian Kitchen is an Indian-American family-run restaurant whose mission is to share the best of India’s culture with everyone. Whether it’s Chicken Tikka Masala, Potato, Pea Samosas, or Spinach Paneer with Garlic Naan—the chefs prepare all dishes using family recipes and the freshest ingredients.
Located in the heart of Little Brazil Street, Via Brasil has been serving traditional Brazilian dishes for over 40 years. Diners get an authentic taste of Brazilian beef jerky, cheese bread, and fire-roasted meats, all of which you can pair with Caipirinha—Brazil’s national cocktail.
Sean’s Bar & Kitchen offers a casual and cozy pub for diners who simply want great beer, fresh food, and a friendly atmosphere. Patrons can enjoy Irish and American small bites, main plates, and desserts with its wide selection of 54 rotating draft beers.
Little Italy Pizza offers New Yorkers and tourists a slice of Italy, whether Neapolitan, Sicilian, Chicken Alla Vodka, or Creamy Spinach and Artichoke Pizza, offering the perfect quick bite for a busy day.
Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steakhouse offers diners chef-driven cuisine in a luxurious three-story restaurant in the heart of Midtown Manhattan. The restaurant serves Oysters, shrimp cocktails, filet mignon, and prime ribeye with world-class wines and unparalleled hospitality.
Things to Do in the Diamond District
Of course, the “City That Never Sleeps” will offer non-stop activities for locals and visitors.
Tourists and New Yorkers can get the city’s best views on the Empire State Building’s 86th-floor observation deck. They can also get the VIP experience with a private guided tour and exclusive access to their celebrity green room or learn how the ESB was built in its 2nd and 80th-floor galleries.
Inspired by upstate New York’s woodland meadows in the spring, the public botanical garden at The Rockefeller Center’s Channel Gardens celebrates the Northeast’s diverse plant life through local and regional native species. Visitors can relax in this lush and serene refuge at the heart of a concrete jungle.
Considered a must-do in NYC is taking a tour of the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA). One of New York’s most famous museums, MoMA has been displaying one of the best collections of modern art in the world since 1929. Visitors can either see one of the cutting-edge art shows that take place throughout the year, contemporary art installations by up-and-coming artists, or simply relax in the museum’s sculpture garden.
No matter the season, Central Park offers an oasis for visitors and locals. There are always plenty of things to do—from roaming the tree-lined grounds and taking photos of nearly 50 fountains and sculptures to running, skating, rowing, or climbing—Central Park can serve as a city escape or a massive jungle gym.
Popular Treatments At Our Plastic Surgery Clinic
For the residents and visitors of the Diamond District, plastic surgeon Philip J. Miller, MD, FACS, offers several surgical and non-surgical procedures that provide thousands of patients with impeccable results. Some of the cosmetic procedures he performs include:
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Dr. Miller can create custom treatment plans utilizing minimally invasive techniques and advanced technology to help patients achieve their best self. If you’d like to refresh your appearance or learn more about our procedures, contact Dr. Miller’s Manhattan, New York office today.
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The Midtown East Neighborhood
Located in the heart of Manhattan, Midtown East provides a lively yet prestigious atmosphere for its residents. Whether it is a beautiful city skyline or scenic waterfront vistas, Midtown East has countless amenities to offer. Midtown East provides endless entertainment, from shopping on Fifth Avenue to family picnics at Bryant Park, there is something for everyone. With various subways nearby, residents have easy access to all areas of the city.
Restaurants in Midtown East
Midtown East offers a range of choices when it comes to dining. Barolo East offers unique, homemade pasta and wine that will make you feel like you are in Northern Italy. Residents also enjoy dining at Crave Fishbar, which offers 100% sustainably sourced seafood. With their infamous oyster happy hour deal, locals spend quality time with friends while enjoying delicious seafood. Fyah Bun Creative offers traditional Jamaican dishes for friendly take-out options, with their Jerk chicken and curry being a “go-to” for locals. Fabio Cucina Italiana provides authentic Italian cuisine along with private dining rooms for an unforgettable, intimate experience. Another fantastic restaurant to add to your list to try is Nerai, which provides divine Greek cuisine and specialty dishes from Santorini.
Things to Do in Midtown East
Whether it is a day of shopping or touring museums, Midtown East has it all. The Grand Central Terminal is a must-visit, with more than 750,000 people passing through each day. It even has the infamous Whispering Gallery for you and a friend to try. Another breathtaking building to see is the Seagram Building, which embodies modern-day American architecture. For an unforgettable night, The Kimberly Hotel provides a 360-degree view of the entire city from its beautiful rooftop bar. After a fun night, locals enjoy taking a stroll across the Brooklyn Bridge, which offers impressive views of the East Side and memorable photo-ops. The Museum of Modern Art is another popular spot for locals. With free admission during limited times on Fridays, anyone can spend their afternoon appreciating renowned artwork and film.
Plastic Surgery Services in Midtown East
Double board-certified in facial plastic surgery and voted among the Best Doctors in America, Dr. Miller specializes in cosmetic procedures for the face and neck. Having appeared on Discovery Channel and even featured in The New York Times, Dr. Miller is an expert plastic surgeon. He has lectured on specific rhinoplasty techniques and has authored various articles in facial plastic surgery journals and textbooks. Dr. Miller provides comprehensive procedure plans to ensure the most natural-looking results and to help patients achieve their goals.
Treatments Offered
Dr. Miller can customize a treatment plan to your unique goals, and a few of the procedures he offers are:
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Dr. Miller promises to provide patients with customized treatments and advanced techniques to yield the most effective yet natural results in Midtown East. Our renowned plastic surgeon is accepting new patients and would love to meet and discuss your needs. Call us today at (646) 791-3025 or complete this contact form to schedule your in-person or virtual consultation with a board-certified facial plastic surgeon.
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