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Food + Drink Arts + Culture Welcome to the Meatpacking District. 16 CHELSEA MARKET 32 FILAGA PIZZERIA 47 LILY ROOFTOP 62 SHERRY B DESSERT STUDIO ARTS Located on the far west side of Manhattan, this FOOD 75 Ninth Ave. 212.652.2110 75 Ninth Ave. in Chelsea Market 646.678.5382 18 Ninth Ave. in Gansevoort Hotel 212.660.6736 643 Hudson St. 914.238.8300 World-famous hub for locals and visitors to Authentic Sicilian square pizza. Rooftop bar with a 360-degree skyline, Pastry Chef Sherry Blockinger’s creative 24-hour neighborhood is bordered by Chelsea enjoy exceptional dishes, shop for the next 33 FRIEDMAN’S LUNCH Hudson River views, unique cocktails and desserts, cocktails, full espresso bar and + CULTURE to the north and the West Village to the south. + DRINK home cooked meal and to gather after work 75 Ninth Ave. in Chelsea Market 212.929.7100 light fare. snacks. with friends. 1 ART X 7 JOYCE THEATER FOUNDATION In the last 20 years, fashion and graphic 1 AMPLE HILLS CREAMERY Ideal spot for homestyle comfort food with a 48 MAMAN 63 SIMÒ PIZZA 409 W 14th St. 646.360.2465 175 Eighth Ave. 212.242.0800 73 Gansevoort St. in Bubby’s 646.590.1288 17 COMMON GROUND huge selection of gluten-free options. 837 Washington St. in Samsung 837 90-92 Gansevoort St. 212.462.2703 designers, architects, artists, restaurateurs, Contemporary art space with a focus on live Theater with international reputation for Zagat’s #1 rated ice cream in NYC. 63 Gansevoort St. 212.255.7484 34 GANSEVOORT MARKET Café and bakery serving coffee, homemade Napoletana pizza in 90 seconds or less for Neighborhood sports bar that serves beers pastries, and baked goods plus fresh salads, $10 and under. art. cultivating and honoring emerging and stylists and corporate headquarters have 2 AMY’S BREAD 353 W 14th St. established dance artists. on tap and appetizers. sandwiches and quiches. 2 ATLANTIC THEATER COMPANY moved in alongside existing meatpacking 75 Ninth Ave. in Chelsea Market 212.462.4338 Curated selection of locally produced goods 64 STARBUCKS RESERVE ROASTERY 330 W 16th St. + 336 West 20th St. 212.691.5919 8 RUBIN MUSEUM Bakery and café serving breakfast pastries, 18 CORKBUZZ and fare with a lively communal space to eat 49 MOKBAR 61 Ninth Ave. 212.691.0531 Award-winning off-broadway theater 150 W 17th St. 212.620.5000 plants. This evolution has created an incredibly sandwiches, salads, layered cakes, bread 75 Ninth Ave. in Chelsea Market 646.237.4847 and relax. 75 Ninth Ave. in Chelsea Market 646.775.1169 Extraordinary coffees from around the world, company with two locations. Where contemporary minds meet the art and interesting and diverse dynamic that befits and espresso drinks to eat in or take out. European style wine bar by Master 35 GÜNTER SEEGER NY Korean eatery serving ramen and small roasted on-site and prepared by master Sommelier Laura Maniec with a charming plates. baristas and mixologists. Home to Princi 3 BLANK SPACE GALLERY ideas of the Himalayas. 3 BAGATELLE 641 Hudson St. 646.657.0045 the area, already full of contrast. tapas style menu. bakery and Arriviamo Bar. 30 Gansevoort St. 212.924.2025 9 SAMSUNG 837 1 Little West 12th St. 212.488.2110 Chef Gunter Seeger’s Michelin starred 50 MORIMOTO Contemporary gallery where the worlds of art 837 Washington St. 646.931.2111 French-mediterranean bistro. 19 COARSE restaurant featuring tasting menus that 88 Tenth Ave. 212.989.8883 65 STK DOWNTOWN + ROOFTOP Take a moment to breathe in this special 306 W 13th St. 646.896.1404 change daily. Contemporary Japanese cuisine by Chef 26 Little West 12th St. 646.624.2444 and culture converge with works by emerging Digital playground where tech and culture 4 BAR SUZETTE CREPERIE and established artists. collide, featuring virtual reality experiences, place and to look around. See high heels 75 Ninth Ave. in Chelsea Market 917.207.7552 Chef-driven tasting menu. 36 HIGH STREET ON HUDSON Masaharu Morimoto. Chic lounge meets modern steakhouse with new products, care service and events - an infectious high energy vibe. 4 FORT GANSEVOORT straddle the Belgian block stone streets, NYC’s premier creperie, serving sweet and 20 CREAMLINE 637 Hudson St. 917.388.3944 51 NATURA CAFE 5 Ninth Ave. 917.639.3113 all powered by Samsung technology. savory crepes, macarons, beer and wine. 75 Ninth Ave. in Chelsea Market 646.410.2049 Neighborhood corner spot for breakfast, lunch 355 W 16th St. 646.625.4825 66 SWEETGREEN marvel at the historical architecture with Farm-to-tray American classics including or dinner with an award-winning in-house All-day café and coffee shop that centers 32 Gansevoort St. 646.891.5100 Contemporary art gallery and cultural hub, 10 THE GALLERY AT 2 GANSEVOORT 5 BEYOND SUSHI representing a cross section of emerging and 2 Gansevoort St. 212.924.5150 contemporary structures being built above, 75 Ninth Ave. in Chelsea Market 212.929.2889 burgers, fries, shakes and ice cream. bakery. around seasonal snacks and toasts, hearty Fresh salads and grain bowls. salads and clean-eating plates. established artists from around the world. Immersive contemporary art exhibition and feel the grit of an industrial backbone Plant-based, health conscious eatery 21 CULL + PISTOL 37 INTERSECT BY LEXUS NYC 67 TAKUMI TACO integrated into the lobby of 2 Gansevoort. celebrating locally-sourced, seasonal 75 Ninth Ave. in Chelsea Market 646.568.1223 412 W 14th St. 52 NINTH STREET ESPRESSO 75 Ninth Ave. in Chelsea Market 212.989.4200 5 HIGHLINE STAGES against the chic of today’s industry. In 440 W 15th St. 212.206.8280 11 WHITE COLUMNS produce. Seasonal raw bar, seafood dishes and wide Innovative programming, culinary creativity and 75 Ninth Ave. in Chelsea Market 212.229. 2930 Japanese-inspired Mexican food. selection of wine, craft beers and cocktails. masterful design. Serving specialty coffee to NYC since 2001. 45,000 sq. ft. of studios, sound stages and 91 Horatio St. 212.924.4212 this place of storied history, some of the 6 BLACKBARN CAFÉ AND BAR 68 TAO DOWNTOWN Roasted on premises every day in facility on event production space. NYC’s oldest alternative art space open to most relevant technology companies are 448 W 16th St. 212.620.0041 22 DAVIDOVICH BAKERY 38 JACK’S STIR BREW 92 Ninth Ave. 212.888.2724 the public and free of charge. site. 6 IVY BROWN GALLERY blazing the path of tomorrow. Upscale café and bar with plant based dishes 75 Ninth Ave. in Chelsea Market 646.912.9535 425 W 13th St. in Rag + Bone 212.647.0900 Pan-Asian menu from Hunan and Szechuan 675 Hudson St., 4th Fl. 212.925.1111 12 WHITNEY MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART and adjoining housewares shop. Known for the best bagels in NYC. Featuring Organic, fair trade, shade-grown coffee, 53 NUM PANG KITCHEN style cooking to the flavors of Singapore and Contemporary art gallery, exhibiting all 99 Gansevoort St. 212.570.3600 bagels and schmear, as well as other homemade vegan baked goods and 75 Ninth Ave. in Chelsea Market 212.390.8851 Malaysia. This map is produced by the Meatpacking 7 BODEGA NEGRA mediums in a unique and intimate environment. The defining museum of American Art from 355 W 16th St. in Dream Downtown 212.229.2336 pastries. thoughtfully curated artisanal products. Offers the bold flavors of Southeast Asia in 69 TAO NIGHTCLUB By appointment. the 20th century to today. Business Improvement District (BID), the not- Stylish, dark haunt with a clubby vibe serving 23 DEL POSTO 39 L’ATELIER DE JOËL ROBUCHON craveable dishes made with fresh, vibrant 369 W 16th St. 212.888.1440 ingredients. for-profit alliance of the area whose mission Mexican fare. 85 Tenth Ave. 212.497.8090 85 Tenth Ave. 212.488.8885 Lounge attracting VIPs and celebrities for late NYC’s only Italian four star restaurant. Modern French restaurant from the world’s 54 OLD ROSE night cocktails, music and dancing. is to support the business community and to 8 BRASS MONKEY 55 Little West 12th St. 212.675.6686 24 DICKSON’S FARMSTAND MEATS most Michelin-starred Chef, with a signature 113 Jane St. 212.255.4143 70 TERREMOTO keep the area clean, safe and beautiful for Multi-level bar with outdoor terrace, rotating 75 Ninth Ave. in Chelsea Market 212.242.2630 open kitchen and dining counter. Offers à la All day menu of seasonal Italian fare featuring 328 W 15th St. 212.243.4300 carte and tasting menus. salads, pizza and housemade pastas. locals and visitors. menu of casual American food. NYC’s premier butcher shop, featuring locally One of NYC’s best coffee shops serving raised meats and lunch options to-go. 40 55 single origin coffee. 9 BRINE KAVA CAFE PHD ROOFTOP LOUNGE 106 Eighth Ave. 646.559.1660 25 DOS CAMINOS 803 Washington St. 355 W 16th St. in Dream Downtown 212.229.2511 71 THREE OWLS MARKET Fine-casual American restaurant specializing 675 Hudson St. 212.699.2400 Authentic European café serving espresso Posh cocktail lounge with outdoor seating 800 Washington St. in 24-hour brined, fire-grilled chicken with Authentic, modern Mexican cuisine for lunch, drinks, breakfast, pastries, sandwiches, beer and skyline views located atop the Dream Gourmet market and all-day café featuring made-to-order salads and sides. dinner and weekend brunch. and wine. Downtown hotel. seasonally-inspired prepared foods, 41 56 rotisserie, coffee, beer and wine, for dine-in 10 BRUNETTI PIZZA 26 DOUGHNUTTERY KOBRICK COFFEE PHILIPPE DOWNTOWN 24 Ninth Ave. 212.255.5588 355 W 16th St.
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