Lincoln Square

A dynamic retail and commercial district that is also home to beautiful green spaces, Lincon Square is an amalgam of culture, nature, and a thriving residential community, making it a destination worthy of recognition.

About Lincoln Square

Referring to both the square and the surrounding neighborhood within the Upper West Side, Lincoln Square begins at Columbus Circle at 58th Street and extends north to West 70th Street. The vibrant neighborhood is anchored by Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts and The Shops at Columbus Circle, making this highly cosmopolitan neighborhood a must-visit destination offering world-class dining options, trendy retailers, noteworthy cultural organizations, and excellent educational institutions.

Where to Eat in Lincoln Square

With so many outstanding restaurants to choose from, dining in Lincoln Square is an adventure on its own.

Lincoln Ristorante’s location already preludes to an elevated dining experience. The modern Italian restaurant sits next to Lincoln Center’s reflecting pool and offers direct views of the Lincoln Center Campus. The restaurant celebrates Italian culinary tradition with classic dishes such as Chicken Milanese, Risotto, Branzino, and Cacio e Pepe –all created with fresh ingredients sourced from local farmers.

New York Times has dubbed P.J. Clarke’s as “the Vatican of Saloons, while Nat King Cole said that their burger was “the Cadillac of burgers.” Now called “Cadillac” on their menu, this American symbol of comfort food is prepared with double smoked country bacon, American cheese, onions, and butter pickles. P.J. Clarke’s has been serving some of the best patties in town since 1884.

What to Do in Lincoln Square

With shopping and entertainment amenities within easy reach, locals and tourists will never have a dull day in Lincoln Square.

America's preeminent center for the arts and one of New York’s top cultural destinations, the Lincoln Center for Performing Arts is a 16.3-acre complex that consists of 11 organizations focused on theater, dance, and music. Some of its resident organizations include Julliard School, the Metropolitan Opera, and New York Philharmonic. Visitors can tour its many theaters, watch a concert, or see a play here.

The Shops at Columbus Circle is one of the city’s iconic destinations –the place to be for dining, shopping, working, and being entertained. It offers a diverse retail selection of over 50 shops and boutiques, including Amazon Books, Cole Haan, Coach, and J.Crew. It also boasts a 60,000-square-foot Whole Foods Market and a 40,000-square-foot Equinox Fitness Club.

Providing an urban oasis for busy locals and visitors, Central Park encompasses 843 acres of space featuring beautiful woodlands, meadows, and lakes. It’s the best place to relax or play –one can go hiking, boating, ice skating, biking, or watch a live concert during the summer.

Plastic Surgery Services in Lincoln Square

Double-board certified facial plastic surgeon, Dr. Philip Miller, is considered one of the country’s leading experts in rhinoplasty and facial rejuvenation. He has over 20 years of experience within the facial plastic surgery industry and has performed over 5,000 successful surgeries. His approach that combines art and science with skill and innovation provides thousands of patients in Manhattan, New York with natural-looking results that exceed their goals, such as with NatraLook. The NatraLook Process ensures that Dr. Miller’s patients undergo an enriching experience in which they achieve results that are rewarding in both physical and emotional ways.

Treatments Offered

• Facelift
• Rhinoplasty
• Blepharoplasty
• GI Jaw
• Liposuction
• Body Banking

Schedule a Consultation with a Plastic Surgeon in Lincoln Square

If you are located in Lincoln Square and would like to refresh your facial appearance through a cosmetic dermatology procedure, consult with one of Manhattan, New York’s best plastic surgeons. Contact Gotham Plastic Surgery today to schedule an appointment with Dr. Miller.

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