It’s Almost Showtime – Now Where to Eat?

The Theater District offers plenty of options for dining before the show and some spots that offer late night bites. We have gathered eight favorite restaurants that will please many tastes and styles.

They are only steps from the most popular performances on the Great White Way. Check out their menus and plan your next dining adventure.

Jack’s All Day – This recently opened All-American restaurant is sure to please everyone in your party.  It is a welcoming spot that anchors the corner of 8th Avenue and 46th Street. Jack’s All Day | American Restaurant & Bar in New York, NY

Ginger Ristorante – The restaurant on 49th Street between 6th and 7th Avenues features the finest Italian cuisine all exquisitely prepared with a healthy flair.  Ginger Ristorante

Delos Greek Restaurant – From Carnegie Hospitality comes a Greek dining experience that will transport you to the Mediterranean.  Enjoy a premier experience on 47th Street just steps from Broadway. HOME

The Alderman – Located on 48th Street in the heart of Times Square, their menu celebrates the classics and dishes that are inspired by New York City.  Alderman Restaurant NYC

La Pecora Bianca – The restaurant recently made its debut located on Broadway between 50th and 51st Streets. The vibrant Italian eatery offers all of your favorites and more. Hours & Location | La Pecora Bianca in New York, NY

Carnegie Diner and Café – One of their newest locations on 6th Avenue at 48th Street offers a meal to suit everyone in your group from all day breakfast to satisfying entrees, sweets and a full bar. It’s a family-friendly eatery. Home | Carnegie Diner & Café in NY, NJ, and VA

VIV Thai Restaurant – This neighborhood bedrock on 9th Avenue at 49th Street just reopened after an impressive renovation. VIV Thai Restaurant | Discover & Dine Today

Haven Rooftop – Spend some time at this rooftop of 47th Street overlooking Broadway as you enjoy cocktails and delectable dishes. Haven Rooftop – 132 West 47th Street, New York, NY 10036

Carversteak NYC – From Las Vegas to New York City comes the famed classic steakhouse. Conveniently located on West 48th Street, you can make wonderful memories with this fine dining experience.  Luxury Steakhouse Near Times Square | Carversteak NYC

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