Restaurant kitchens in New York City’s Theatre District run a tight ship, so agents with show-bound clients can assure them that dinner and a show is always an option.
Recommended options include Sardi’s, which has been serving for over a hundred years and is where you might spot current performers grabbing a drink and snack before they are due on stage. Joe Allen is also a longtime Broadway institution, and rather than lining the walls with posters of Broadway hits, Joe Allen commemorates the flops.
Aldo Sohm Wine Bar is a laid-back option across the street from the three-Michelin-starred Le Bernardin restaurant, while Dear Irving is good for after-show eats and also where actors hang out.
Valerie is good for groups and Sake Bar Hagi is also open late for after-show snacks.
Charlie Palmer Steak IV is considered almost as iconic as the Statue of Liberty, while Gallaghers and Virgil’s Real BBQ are also great for meat lovers. P.S. Kitchen is dairy and meat-free and global eatery Din Tai Fung has opened an outpost in Midtown.
Rounding out NYCTC’s list is Cuban favourite Victor’s Café which also offers live music. See the details of the eateries HERE.
