Going to be in Manhattan

[8893]

Hooters if you are looking for... well you know.

Crappy chicken wings?

 

[huskymedic]

2 blocks west on 33rd St: Live, Shop, Work & Dine in New York | Hudson Yards & What to Eat at Hudson Yards

 

[HuskyAlum012]

The high line is a few blocks away and it's pretty cool. In the other direction you're pretty close to Koreatown if you're into Asian food. Few blocks from sweetgreen which has awesome salads/bowls, small chain fast casual spot I quite like.

Love sweet green and all, but if you are coming into NYC to get a $14 salad, save your money and stay home.

 

[QDOG5]

The Boneyard has its own Spock.

 

[CAHUSKY]

After Brooklyn he is headed to Reno!

In that case, I’ve got lots of great recommendations for him.

 

[buddy]

If you get away from the MSG area you will find better and more reasonably priced food. Try midtown east or lower or upper east side. Hell's kitchen north of MSG still a great place Check out free publication "Time Out NY" for some suggestions. It is available at most newstands. MSG area is busy overpriced touristy place as a general rule.

 

[B1GEast]

Go to Junior's restaurant and order some cheese cake

 

[TheChamps990411]

All depends what you are looking for.

Best NY slice is NY Pizza Suprema.
Turntable chicken jazz is a good spot as someone previously mentioned (double fried korean chicken)
Keens Steakhouse for a mutton chop if you are looking to spend $$$ for goooood food.
Refinery Rooftop if you are a 20 something looking to party with someone bougie people.
Barcade if you are a nerd and want to play old school arcarde games.
Hooters if you are looking for... well you know.
Don Angie is decent walk to West Vill but is awesome for modern italian american cuisine.

You can pretty much do anything you want to do, be a little more specific with what you are looking for and we can try to help you out.

I just want some good places to eat within walking distance of MSG and couple decent places to get a few drinks.

 

[TheChamps990411]

If you get away from the MSG area you will find better and more reasonably priced food. Try midtown east or lower or upper east side. Hell's kitchen north of MSG still a great place Check out free publication "Time Out NY" for some suggestions. It is available at most newstands. MSG area is busy overpriced touristy place as a general rule.

Sounds good. Will check it out.

 

[ClifSpliffy]

Ophelia's, at the top of Beekman tower.
Home - Ophelia Lounge NYC

 

[NorwalkHusky]

Favorite spot in the city by far is south street seaport. Use to work down there they just finished the new pier (Where Get up and First Take are filmed). That area is so cool. 100 percent check out Jermeys Ale House the best dive bar in the city.