Garment District

Being home to many of New York City’s showrooms and supply companies to major fashion labels gives the neighborhood its name. But despite being once dominated by the fashion industry, Garment District has evolved into a diverse neighborhood, contributing to the exciting hustle and bustle the city is known for.

The Garment District Neighborhood

Located in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, the Garment District was once Manhattan’s hub for clothing manufacturing –everything from design and production to wholesale selling took place here, and many fashion brands still call it home. Garment District spans about 20 square blocks between Times Square and Penn Station along Seventh Avenue and is packed with fashion industry professionals and out-of-city workweek commuters. While its industrial vibe may not match the fashion industry’s glamorous side, the neighborhood’s long and rich history and always-busy atmosphere have paved the way for more luxury-style converted lofts, doorman-and-elevator buildings and co-ops, and new condominium buildings –perfect for the bold, creative, entrepreneurial, and those wanting to live, work, and play close to midtown. 

Dining

The fashion-driven neighborhood may account for over $14 billion of retail sales around the globe, but Garment District also has a lot to offer in the dining scene.

A big underground Japanese izakaya located on 35th between 5th and 6th, Izakaya Mew combines traditional Japanese cuisine with the imaginative trends of NYC’s dynamic food culture. The pub-style restaurant serves ramen, sushi, dumplings, soba salad, yakitori, and other Japanese fare that diners can down with slushy frozen beer.

Refinery Hotel’s signature restaurant, Parker & Quinn, features a straightforward menu with a rustic approach, focusing on high-quality, locally-sourced ingredients to create variations on classic American favorites such as burgers, steak, and mac & cheese.

A popular counter-serve pizza joint that draws long lines of hungry locals and visitors on most nights, Joe’s Pizza has been serving the beloved pie since 1975. One can enjoy their favorite pizza toppings on an excellent thin, crispy crust that’s burnt in the right places.

The Garment District: Do and See

The fashion-forward neighborhood is filled with everything from showrooms and supply shops to other urban amenities and attractions that make NYC one of the most visited places in the world.

Visitors can join a bargain shopping tour to find vintage treasures for up to 80% off the original retail prices, or go behind the scenes with a “special access” shopping tour that takes tour-goers through private designer wholesale showrooms. One could also stroll the Fashion Walk of Fame from 35th – 41st Streets to see which designer brands made the Garment District their headquarters.

For spectacular views, especially during sunset, head up to Top of the Strand –one of NYC’s most popular rooftop bars offering an urban respite complete with a retractable roof that reveals the city’s amazing skyline year-round. Grab some dinner and cocktails while watching the city that never sleeps become even more awake at night.

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Schedule a Consultation at a Plastic Surgery Clinic in The Garment District

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