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Hell’s Kitchen

Hell’s Kitchen (also called Clinton) is a residential neighborhood along Manhattan’s west side from 34th St to 59th St. It is the home of the Manhattan Cruise Terminal and art fairs on the west side piers from Pier 76 to Pier 99.

Restaurant Row on 46th St is popular for pre-theatre dining because it is next to the Times Square Theater District.

Hudson Yards is a new mixed-use development spread over southern Hell’s Kitchen and northern Chelsea.

Birdland

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HELL’S KITCHEN, NYC
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The original club, “the jazz corner of the world,” was one of the places where Latin and Jazz got together. It still is on Sunday nights.

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Hell's Kitchen, New York City (Eric Laudonien/Dreamstime)
Hell’s Kitchen, New York City (Eric Laudonien/Dreamstime)
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