Flatiron

The Flatiron District is a residential area with beautiful views of Madison Square Park and the famous Flatiron Building built in 1902. It has a vast array of restaurants, boutiques, museums, and lounges. The Flatiron District preserves architecture from the early 20th century and “The Gilded Age” and has over 400 pre-war buildings. The Flatiron District boasts some of the most popular cuisines in the city. It is centrally located steps away from Chelsea, Union Square, Herald Square, and “The Village.”

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As one of the oldest parts of the city, art is everywhere. From the cobblestone streets to the 18th century brownstones that line the side streets, The Flatiron District is an architectural experience to be seen. The area is also home to the Tamarind Art Gallery a major advocate of contemporary Indian art promoting the genre to a western and global audience.

Whether you prefer fine dining at The Capital Grille or Tuscan-inspired American fare at Cibo, the Flatiron District and Murray Hill has something for everyone. This neighborhood, which is bustling during the day with business people and humming at night with residents looking for the next great place, Flatiron is always a great dining destination.