Best Restaurants Near Edge NYC

There’s no doubt that Edge at Hudson Yards is one of New York’s most unforgettable views — but once you’re back on solid ground, your stomach might be calling the shots. The good news? Hudson Yards is packed with amazing places to eat. From sky-high splurges and trendy tasting menus to street food-style bites and creative comfort dishes, this fast-evolving neighborhood delivers serious culinary heat. Whether you want to toast the view with something refined or refuel with a quick grab-and-go classic, we’ve rounded up 15 of the best restaurants within walking distance of Edge that are absolutely worth your appetite. 

High-End 

Peak 

• Walking distance: Located inside the Edge building 

• Nearest subway: 34th St–Hudson Yards (7) 

• Cuisine: Modern American 

• Google rating: 4.6 

Peak is dining with altitude — literally. Sitting atop the 101st floor of 30 Hudson Yards, just above Edge, Peak blends panoramic views with refined, seasonal cuisine. It’s modern American done with elegance: think scallops with celery root and tarragon, dry-aged duck, and expertly grilled steaks. The interiors are sleek and stylish with floor-to-ceiling windows that turn your meal into a cityscape moment. Service is polished without being stiff, and the cocktail list is as carefully curated as the view.  

Estiatorio Milos – Hudson Yards 

• Walking distance: 2 minutes 

• Nearest subway: 34th St–Hudson Yards (7) 

• Cuisine: Greek / Mediterranean 

• Google rating: 4.5 

Estiatorio Milos brings the Greek isles to the heart of Manhattan with its bright, upscale space and an unmatched dedication to fresh seafood. Choose your fish market-style from the ice display, or opt for grilled octopus, fried zucchini with tzatziki, or classic Greek salads — all executed with elegance and restraint. The setting is breezy and coastal, with white linens, natural stone, and sunlight streaming in through tall windows. It’s ideal for seafood lovers or anyone craving Mediterranean flavor with finesse. 

Electric Lemon 

• Walking distance: 4 minutes 

• Nearest subway: 34th St–Hudson Yards (7) 

• Cuisine: New American 

• Google rating: 4.4 

Located in the Equinox Hotel, Electric Lemon offers sleek, upscale dining with a wellness-conscious twist — no surprise given its fit-focused surroundings. The menu is produce-forward and seasonally driven, with standout dishes like chilled green garlic soup, duck breast with smoked carrot purée, and black bass with wild mushrooms. Plant-based eaters will also find thoughtful options. Cocktails are bright and creative, and the wine list features small-batch and sustainable picks. The rooftop terrace is a standout — perfect for sipping and stargazing if you’re not quite done with the sky after Edge. 

Zou Zou’s 

• Walking distance: 8 minutes 

• Nearest subway: 34th St–Hudson Yards (7) 

• Cuisine: Eastern Mediterranean 

• Google rating: 4.6 

Zou Zou’s brings bold Eastern Mediterranean flavors to the Manhattan West side of Hudson Yards in a space that’s vibrant, modern, and full of flair. The menu — inspired by cuisines from Lebanon, Israel, and Turkey — features shareable spreads, grilled meats, and fire-roasted vegetables. Don’t miss the house-made pita, labneh with harissa honey, or the coal-roasted lamb shoulder. The open kitchen adds energy to the room, and the colorful tile and glowing lights set the stage for a stylish night out. Cocktails play with Middle Eastern spices and ingredients, while the wine list highlights lesser-known regional varietals. 

Mid-Range 

Mercado Little Spain 

• Walking distance: 6 minutes 

• Nearest subway: 34th St–Hudson Yards (7) 

• Cuisine: Spanish (Tapas & market-style) 

• Google rating: 4.5 

Mercado Little Spain is a culinary playground by Spanish super-chef José Andrés and the Adrià brothers, tucked just below the High Line. This bustling food hall is part tapas market, part full-service restaurant, and entirely delicious. Wander through stalls offering jamón ibérico, patatas bravas, pintxos, and classic paella, or grab a table at Spanish Diner or La Barra for sit-down service. There’s also a bakery, a vermouth bar, and a churro stand that deserves its own standing ovation.  

Ci Siamo 

• Walking distance: 8 minutes 

• Nearest subway: 34th St–Hudson Yards (7) 

• Cuisine: Italian 

• Google rating: 4.6 

Ci Siamo is a warm, wood-fired Italian gem from Danny Meyer’s Union Square Hospitality Group, nestled just across from Hudson Yards in Manhattan West. The open kitchen buzzes with activity as chefs roast, grill, and caramelize everything from meats to veggies over open flame. Standout dishes include the crispy fontina-stuffed focaccia, wild mushroom rigatoni, and the wood-roasted pork chop — juicy, smoky perfection. There’s a rustic charm to the interior, all natural textures and soft lighting, making it feel refined without being too formal. The pasta is house-made, the olive oil flows freely, and the cocktails are seasonally driven and beautifully balanced. 

Whitmans – Hudson Yards 

• Walking distance: 6 minutes 

• Nearest subway: 34th St–Hudson Yards (7) 

• Cuisine: American (Burgers & sandwiches) 

• Google rating: 4.5 

Whitmans is a local mini-chain that has earned a cult following for its juicy burgers and low-key charm — and the Hudson Yards outpost keeps the streak alive. The menu focuses on burgers done right: freshly ground meat, soft buns, and classic toppings like pickles, onions, and house-made sauces. The signature “Juicy Lucy” — a cheddar-stuffed burger patty — is an absolute must. There are also excellent chicken sandwiches, crisp waffle fries, and rotating seasonal sides. The setting is modern but chill, with counter seating and tables for groups. It’s a quick, delicious option if you want comfort food that’s better than your average chain, served fast and made with care. 

Milu 

• Walking distance: 10 minutes 

• Nearest subway: Penn Station (1, 2, 3, A, C, E) 

• Cuisine: Chinese-inspired fast casual 

• Google rating: 4.6 

Milu is what happens when top chefs decide to make Chinese comfort food fast, fun, and flavor-forward. It’s a short walk from Hudson Yards and totally worth the detour. The menu features rice bowls with soy-glazed pork, crispy chicken, and five-spice duck, plus spicy cucumbers, jasmine tea eggs, and mapo tofu with just the right kick. The flavors are bold, the portions generous, and the plating casual but cool — think metal trays, eco containers, and big flavor in a chill space. There’s also beer, wine, and seasonal desserts (hello, black sesame soft serve). It’s a quick, energizing bite that punches way above its price tag.  

Budget-Friendly 

Fuku – Hudson Yards 

• Walking distance: 4 minutes 

• Nearest subway: 34th St–Hudson Yards (7) 

• Cuisine: American (Fried chicken) 

• Google rating: 4.3 

Fuku is David Chang’s fried chicken-focused spin-off, and it’s a flavor bomb in sandwich form. This Hudson Yards outpost is quick, convenient, and perfect for a post-Edge snack. The star of the show is the spicy fried chicken sandwich — juicy, crispy, and packed with heat. Add waffle fries, slushies, or side pickles to complete the meal. It’s a no-frills, high-impact spot that hits the cravings hard. The space is compact with counter service, making it ideal for takeout or a casual bite between sightseeing stops.  

Sweetgreen – Hudson Yards 

• Walking distance: 2 minutes 

• Nearest subway: 34th St–Hudson Yards (7) 

• Cuisine: Healthy/Salads & Bowls 

• Google rating: 4.4 

Sweetgreen brings fresh, fast, and healthy to Hudson Yards — ideal if you’re looking to balance all the pizza, pasta, and fried chicken. The build-your-own salad and grain bowls are packed with veggies, proteins, and thoughtful dressings like pesto vinaigrette and spicy cashew. House favorites like the Harvest Bowl (with roasted chicken and sweet potato) and the Kale Caesar make decision-making easy. The vibe is clean and calm with a sustainable edge — compostable packaging, seasonal menus, and quick service. Whether you’re vegan, gluten-free, or just craving greens, Sweetgreen is a feel-good option that won’t weigh you down (physically or financially). 

5 Napkin Burger – Hell’s Kitchen 

• Walking distance: 10 minutes 

• Nearest subway: 34th St–Penn Station (A, C, E) 

• Cuisine: American (Burgers & Beer) 

• Google rating: 4.4 

5 Napkin Burger is worth the short stroll from Hudson Yards if you’re serious about your burgers. It’s casual, diner-inspired, and delivers on flavor every time. The namesake 5 Napkin Burger — a 10-ounce patty topped with gruyère, caramelized onions, and rosemary aioli — is famously messy and incredibly satisfying. The menu also includes fish tacos, truffle fries, veggie burgers, and milkshakes. The space is casual but stylish, with booths, big windows, and a full bar serving craft beer and cocktails. 

Amy’s Bread – Midtown West 

• Walking distance: 10 minutes 

• Nearest subway: 34th St–Penn Station (A, C, E) 

• Cuisine: Bakery / Café 

• Google rating: 4.6 

Amy’s Bread is a local favorite known for fresh-baked breads, hearty sandwiches, and just the right touch of sweetness. Located in Midtown West, it’s a peaceful retreat from the bustle — a cozy, counter-service café with plenty of charm. Grab a turkey club on rosemary focaccia, a fresh spinach salad, or one of their buttery croissants if you’re after something lighter. Their signature semolina raisin fennel bread is worth taking home (or munching on in the moment). 

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