Diamond District Neighborhood

A bustling commercial block on Manhattan’s 47th Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenue, Diamond District is a place where the world’s shiniest new baubles are sold on streets as if they were fruit in a farmers’ market. Diamond District may be just a small slice of the city, but its abundance of gemstones, manic energy, and the Beaux-Arts and Art Deco towers that remain standing over the years, perfectly depict a unique way of life in New York City.

The Diamond District Neighborhood

Despite its reputation being the world’s largest shopping district for diamonds (nearly 95% of the diamonds that enter the US pass through the neighborhood), Diamond District’s glittering personality also comes from its ideal location. It is within walking distance of many NYC attractions. It is one block south of Rockefeller Center and just a stone’s throw away from Madison Avenue and Times Square. Colorful, noisy, and busy, the Diamond District provides residents and visitors an extraordinary version of the “New York experience.”

Dining in the Diamond District

Amid the busy diamond exchanges is a vibrant culinary scene that can hold its own in the busy commercial stretch.

With a mission to share the best of Indian culture with everyone, Deep Indian Kitchen serves traditional Indian food such as Chicken Tikka Masala, Potato and Pea Samosas, or Spinach Paneer with Garlic Naan. The Indian-American family-run restaurant prepares all dishes using family recipes and the freshest ingredients.

Offering a slice of Italy in the Big Apple, Little Italy Pizza serves diners quick, delicious bites in the form of Neapolitan, Sicilian, Chicken Alla Vodka, or Creamy Spinach and Artichoke Pizza. One could also select from their “fusion-style” pizza and enjoy slices of Sweet & Spicy Calamari Pizza or Chicken Teriyaki. The Midtown Manhattan staple has been serving some of the best NYC pizza since 1965.

The Diamond District: Do and See

The destination of all things jewelry also offers lots of attractions and exciting things to do.

Visitors can watch “the city that never sleeps” awaken by viewing the sunrise from the Empire State Building’s 86th-floor observation deck. For exhibits, one can head over the 2nd and 80th-floor galleries to see how the ESB was built and to relive the building’s defining moments.

Offering a serene oasis in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, the Rockefeller Center Channel Gardens features six pools, each with a large fountainhead sculpture, surrounded by seasonal floral exhibits. Famous displays include its annual Christmas Angels and seasonal summer installations.

No matter the season, NYC’s Central Park will always be a source of fun and relaxation. Manhattan’s beloved green space featuring 843 acres of nature offers the perfect setting for picnics, walks, strolls, ice skating, and summer concerts.

Plastic Surgery Clinic in The Diamond District

Dr. Philip Miller offers world-class facial rejuvenation at his plastic surgery clinic in the heart of Manhattan. For the residents and visitors of the Diamond District, he performs several surgical and non-surgical procedures that provide thousands of patients with impeccable results.

Treatments Offered:

• Facelift
• Rhinoplasty
• Blepharoplasty
• GI Jaw

Schedule a Consultation at Our Diamond District Plastic Surgery Clinic

If you are located in the Diamond District neighborhood and would like to rejuvenate your facial appearance or achieve your dream physique, consult with New York, Manhattan’s best plastic surgeons. They can create custom treatment plans using the most advanced techniques to help you achieve the best version of yourself. Contact Gotham Plastic surgery today to schedule an appointment with Dr. Miller. 

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