Hudson Heights

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Bars & Nightlife

Buddha Beer Bar
Craft Beers
4476 Broadway

New Leaf
Beer & Cocktails
1 Margaret Corbin Dr

The Pandering Pig
Beer & Wine
209 Pinehurst Ave

Bar 180
Cocktails
4241 Broadway

Saggio
Cocktails
827 W 181st St

Le Cheile
Pub
839 W 181st St
With 12 beers on tap and an excellent assortment of wines and spirits, you will enjoy the energetic vibe of this Irish-styled pub. You can order some delicious bites off the late night menu.

Locksmith Bar
Sports Bar
4463 Broadway

Things To Do

Noshwalks
Delicious walking tours of NYC's ethnic neighborhoods.

See the
Little Red Lighthouse
Ft. Washington Park

"Take a Selfie" @ the Highest terrestrial point in Manhattan
149-159 Pinehurst Ave, Bennett Park

The Arts

Performing Arts

Broadway Performing Arts Center
178 Bennett Ave

Art Galleries

5+5 Gallery
620 Ft Washington Ave
Specializes in works on paper by established American, Australian, and Italian artists.

Points of Interest

Congregation K'hal Adath Jeshurun
700 W. 186th St.

Jewish Community Council
121 Bennett Ave.

Polish Theatre Institute
200 Bennett Ave.

Our Saviour's Atonement Lutheran
178 Bennett Ave.

Fort Washington Memorial
501 Ft. Washington Ave.

Yeshiva College
2495 Amsterdam Ave.

Parks &
Green Space

Bennett Park
Ft. Washington Ave
& W 183 St

George Washington Bridge Park
Henry Hudson Pkwy
& W 181st St.
aka Fort Washington Park

Fort Tryon Park
Riverside Dr To Broadway

Inspiration Point Shelter
Henry Hudson Pkwy
& W 190th St

WIKI:
"Hudson Heights is a residential subsection of the Washington Heights area of Upper Manhattan, New York City. Many of the residences are in apartment buildings, many of which are cooperatives, and most were constructed in the 1920s through 1940s. The Art Deco style is prominent, along with Tudor Revival. The neighborhood is located on top of a high bluff overlooking both the Hudson River on the west and the Broadway valley of Washington Heights on the east, and includes the highest natural point in Manhattan, located in Bennett Park. At 265 feet (81 m) above sea level, it is a few dozen feet lower than the torch on the Statue of Liberty."
- Wiki...Read more about Hudson Heights

Restaurants

** serves brunch
avg. price per entree:

   $ less than 15
   $$ 15-29
    $$$ 30-49
  $$$$ 50 and over

American

181 Cabrini
854 W 181st St
@ Cabrini Blvd
$$
This full service restaurant doubles as an espresso and wine bar. Come down for taco night on Mondays and the brunch is really delightful. When the food is consistently this good, you know you're going to get a good meal. Try the chicken schnitzel, which is one of their most popular dishes.

New Leaf
1 Margaret Corbin Dr
Fort Tryon Park
** $$$
Ideal for a casual locally-sourced meal any time of day this cottage-styled restaurant dating back to the 1930s tucked away in Fort Tryon Park and a short walk to The Met Cloisters. Brunch in any season here is a delight. We have our favorite dishes, like Croque Madame, and you are sure to find yours, too! As an added "feel good" bonus, a fixed portion of gross revenue is donated to local charitable partners.

Burgers

Hudson View
770 W 181st St
@ Fort Washington Ave
$
With 14 different types of burgers to choose from at this neighborhood diner, you'll get a good meal at a good price. A great place for breakfast, too. Try the Spanakopita, a Mediterranean specialty.

Coffee

Cafe Buunni
213 Pinehurst Ave
@ W 187th St
$
Owners Elias and Sarina roast their organic, fair-trade Ethiopian beans once a week to ensure they serve up the freshest tasting coffee you can find. Reclaiming the tradition of coffee houses, as captured in Sarina's book "The Coffeehouse Resistance", available at the shop, Cafe Buunni has become hub for local organizing and action.

Comfort Food

Monkey Room
589 Ft Washington Ave
@ W 187th St
** $
This bar and lounge draws a mixed and eclectic crowd, serving up New American and Mexican dishes. Many come for the drinks but you will soon discover the food is good and comforting. This is a great place to hang with friends over a hookah. Try the beef or turkey sliders.

French

The Pandering Pig
209 Pinehurst Ave
@ W 187th St
$$
Blending inventive renditions of classic french cuisine with a distinctly northern Californian flair, this little gem of a restaurant may be one of Hudson Heights best kept secrets. Executive chef & owner Nicole and her husband and wine director Senator - that's his name, not his title - have bring their passion for cooking into each meal for a truly wonderful dining experience. For an exceptional treat, try the "Poulet de Sonoma"!

Indian

Kismat
603 Ft. Washington Ave
@ W 187th St
$$
If you are looking for good, genuine Indian food, you have arrived when you pass through the doors of Kismat. There are plenty of vegetarian options and the service is prompt and friendly. Try any of the biryani dishes and the lamb curry is excellent!

Italian

Saggio
827 W 181st St
btwn Cabrini & Pinehurst
$$
Serving up handmade pasta dishes, this southern Italian gem has delicious food and a rustic, warm and intimate vibe to go with it to make for a memorable dining experience. It's no wonder this restaurant is so popular in the Heights. The back patio during the warmer seasons is delightful. Try the Tagliata Toscano, a wonderful thin-sliced skirt steak with arugula, parmigiano and balsamic vinegar. Top it off with a scrumptious dessert.

Latin American

Altus Cafe
4325 Broadway
@ W 184th St
$$-$$$
With a trendy and modern uptown vibe, Altus is constantly raising the bar on cuisine and service to exceed their guests' expectations and they certainly succeed at both! Executive chef Jose Castillo turns everyday, fresh ingredients into delicious and rich Asian and Latin Continental dishes that will have you coming back for more. There is so much good food to choose from so we suggest you try the "Chef's Special for Two" to get the full experience of Jose's cooking magic.

Mexican

Refried Beans
591 Ft. Washington Ave
@ W 187th St
$-$$
For more than 10 years, this popular Mexican grill has been serving up classic, homemade and authentic cuisine. The outstanding service is only surpassed by the excellent food while your eyes feast on the abundance of paintings hanging on the warmly colored walls. Come in for "Margarita Mondays", "Fajita Tuesdays" or "Two for Wednesdays", where your prefixed choices come at a price your wallet will love.

Pizza

Fresco's Pizzeria
804 W 187th St
@ W 187th St
$
Fresco's may just look like your contemporary counter-serve pizzeria but the fresh ingredients make the pizzas melt in your mouth, making this a very popular spot to grab a slice or order a pie. We love the specialty pizzas but if you're a purist, try the classic cheese for a real winner.

Pub Grub

Le Cheile
839 W 181st St
@ Cabrini Blvd
** $
The closest English definition to this Gaelic word is "together" and that describes the energy and vibe of this eclectic Irish-themed pub, serving up some very satisfying pub grub and American cuisine in an unhurried atmosphere. So order up a Guinness and have a seat for some excellent traditional irish dishes - try the "Bangers & Mash" - or comfort food.

Sushi

Sushi Yu 2
825 W 181st St
@ Pinehurst Ave
$$
You will find delicious sushi, traditional Japanese dishes and Bento boxes at reasonable prices at this Japanese establishment. The service is friendly and fast. Try one of the specialty rolls.