Hell’s Kitchen Local

The classic, nearly half-century old Hell’s Kitchen LGBT watering hole. I’ve made life lasting friendships, over a drink.

The smash burgers here are fresh and full of flavor. Love their onion rings with a side of the Gordo Sauce. Fresh, flavorful, and fast. Plus a bunch of nice (not fat) boys and girls behind the counter.

It’s flavorful, different yet feels like home.

My home away from home from the time it was on 55th and Broadway to now, on 45th Street. I did many student showcases and though I missed participating this year because of my bodybuilding comp, I’m planning to participate next year.

Delish food and nice people

This is one of the few theater restaurants in the city and everyone is incredibly nice. Food is amazing and affordable as well.

I love the vibe at Mémé; it’s a beautiful space, the servers are really fun and friendly and the food is fresh and delicious.

Having a great local izakaya nearby just makes Hell’s Kitchen that much better. The food and drinks are always on point, and they recently opened a small speakeasy-style bar in the back that’s become one of my favorite spots to unwind.

I have always loved the various Delphinium Home shops. The owners are great guys and I love having independently owned businesses in the neighborhood. Great place to find a last-minute gift or card.

The lemon ricotta pancakes and the bottomless brunch!