34th Street Partnership

Get delicious, hand-crafted sandwiches from this gourmet chain owned by Tom Colicchio of Craft Restaurants and Bravo's Top Chef fame.

Get delicious, hand-crafted sandwiches from this gourmet chain owned by Tom Colicchio of Craft Restaurants and Bravo's Top Chef fame.

This Irish-American bar and restaurant serves steaks, seafood, pasta, and pizza in an elegant setting with beautiful stained glass windows and a magnificent marble fireplace. Visit for brunch or drop by for a bite at the bar.

Cocktails and retro elegance on the ground floor of The Empire State Building. This deluxe, art–deco cocktail bar features velvet chairs, curved banquettes, marble and chandeliers. Bartenders wear bow ties, the cocktail waitresses dress in glamorous evening gowns and the music takes you back to the 'forties and 'fifties. The signature cocktail list includes the Empire Cocktail, Martinique Daisy, and the Waldorf. A menu of bar food includes sliders and a toasted cheese sandwich. The bar is open from 11 a.m. to 3 a.m. (one hour after the observation deck closes).

Féile is located next to Stout pub and offers the same brand of warm Irish hospitality and hearty hot food to be expected from the Emerald Isle. Separate rooms make for a comfy evening over pints of ale and Guinness, the main room featuring a hearth with natural stone chimney and a welcoming warm fire for winter nights. The name translates to "festival" and every day here is a celebration of good spirits and cheery companionship.

Get an Irish breakfast any time of day in this pub with an old–world atmosphere. Located just steps from the Empire State Building, be sure to check out Foley's impressive collection of baseball memorabilia.

This casual yet elegant restaurant, named for the great New Yorkers whose photos line the walls, evokes the grand city saloons of an earlier era. Enjoy classic American cuisine including steak, seafood, and pasta, or watch the game with friends on one of the large-screened TVs at the bar.

Surfboards are the perfect decor and surfer songs from the 1960's are the cool soundtrack to summer in New York City. They're all to be found, along with long, tall, icy drinks and a Cal–Mex menu, at Lucy's Cantina Royale, One Penn Plaza. Perch yourself on a bamboo stool beneath a fishing float lampshade and sip a Mango Margarita or a Strawberry Daiquiri and imagine the sounds of traffic on West 34th Street are waves breaking on the beach at Malibu.

This cozy neighborhood bar and grill is located in the heart of New York City's most famous department store. Refuel your shopping trip with gourmet burgers, salads, and entrees, and don't miss out on the Grill's famous milkshakes and hot fudge sundaes.

Adjacent to Madison Square Garden, Nick & Stef's draws commuters and sports fans alike with its exceptional steaks and impressive wine list.

Dine at a pub enhanced with the decor of Irish castles and churches, and enjoy a menu that combines the traditional foods of Ireland with New American cuisine.

Managed by the godson of the original "Jack," Uncle Jack's Steak House maintains the founder's exacting standards with its aged USDA Prime Beef, world–famous Kobe steaks, and fresh seafood.

This exceptional steakhouse run by Wolfgang Zwiener, a former Peter Luger head waiter, is known for its porterhouse steak served for one, two, four, or more diners.