RESTAURANTS IN THEATER DISTRICT, NEW YORK CITY

Upscale steakhouse, known for its succulent steaks, grilled chicken, great side dishes and salads.

Fantastic interior design with serpentine stairway descending to a circular bar and lounge.

Less formal version of the former La Cote Basque, serving Parisian brasserie classics.

Outdoor seating in summer. Overrated and overpriced.

Cute authentic Cuban-Dominican restaurant.

Enjoy great Bistro dishes while sitting under luscious red flower prints. Trendy crowd.

Authentic Turkish cuisine serving various menu for in-house dining and pre-theater three course dinner; beautiful mahogany bars on the mezzanine level and second floor

Greek cuisine specializing in "seafood beyond compare" from the familiar red snapper to the more exotic loup de mer.

Mediterranean cuisine with classic European style dishes; bar, private party room for 200 upstairs

Famous for steaks and chops, the perfect place for meat lovers.

Tortillas, fajitas, chili, tacos, & quesadillas available. Delivery available.

Gallager's, the home of the world-famous NY Strip offers USDA Prime cuts of beef seasoned to perfection, generous side orders and other great American dishes Prices are $45 per meal and up

Well frequented by theater-goers and the stars.

Italian restaurant, serving fantastic, fresh fare, including some Roman Jewish meals; perfect Theater District dining place

Traditional French cuisine, homey decor and charming hosts make this a perfect place for pre-theater dinners.

Kosher steakhouse well known for its tender steaks, roast chicken and golden fries.

Old-fashioned theater district restaurant offering a large selection of French/Continental cuisine.

Small sweet Theater District hideaway restaurant with good Italian Eclectic cuisine. Great garden. Live jazz call for more details.

Two-storey restaurant offering something for both the conservative and adventurous seafood lover.

Ft., bi-level, multi-dimensional immersive environment that brings guests to a whole new universe. It's a journey of unexpected delights that will stimulate the imagination and tantalize all of the senses. Eating at Mars 2112 is just out of this world.

Year-round sidewalk cafe. Bar boasts a selection of 18 different martinis, not to mention the extensive wine list

The freshest seafood around, with more than 30 varieties flown in daily.

A favorite of the theater crowds, serving oversized hamburgers and other standard American fare.

Enjoy a lobster salad, ricotta ravioli in a flavored mix of asparagus and pancetta, dry-aged New York steak, diver scallops in a delicate butter sauce with gnocchi and for dessert - chocolate angel food cake, tarte Tatin, creme brulee or an interesting platter of American cheeses. Reservations online.

Great bar. Continental/American cuisine. Outdoor dining during the summer months.

Exciting, new foods featuring an enticing mix of flavors from around the globe. Bright, gazebolike like dining room and handsome bar.

Theater District restaurant featuring imaginative Global American cuisine in cozy and warm ambiance

Very popular with pre and post- theater goers and cast members.

Wonderful French bistro located in the theater district, and great service that will insure you make your show.

Friendly Hells Kitchen Italian serving simple pastas and traditional cuisine, great for pre-theater dinner

Lights! Camera! Action! Restaurant for movie buffs complete with wall to wall cinematic artifacts. Continental / American cuisine.

Extensive wine list. Featuring a pre-theatre & after theatre menu.

Simply wonderful Italian food at simply wonderful prices in a gorgeous Mediterranean atmosphere.

Fantastic intriguing flavors. Mostly a take-out from this 4th floor restaurant. (Glatt Kosher, under the supervision of Rabbi Yaachov Nasirov)

An inventive seasonal menu that offers something for everyone including a rich roasted-shrimp tagliatelle, buttery sea bass, and a hearty herb-rubbed rack of lamb served with a potato-goat-cheese gratin.

- New York Magazine Best of New York

Very reasonable prices for this Italian restaurant in the Theater District. Many actors and actresses from Broadway shows dine here. To avoid the pre-theater rush, eat after 8pm.

The amusing decor-oversized pro-boscises and other body parts-and the lively, upbeat attitude oft his casual trat-toria make it a best bite pre- or post-Carnegie Hall. Portions, like the noses on the wall, are huge.

Come for good Cuban classics, strong coffee and nightly entertainment.

Lively congenial Theater District restaurant serving excellent continental cuisine. Comfortable dining room.