Despite being such a compact neighborhood, the Meatpacking District is home to four of the city’s chicest boutique hotels. And with their glamorous rooftop bars, panoramic views of Manhattan, on-trend restaurants, fashion-forward decor, and pampering… More
Today Gansevoort Street is considered the southern border of the Meatpacking District. But before the Whitney Museum of American Art and dozens of exclusive shops and eateries took up residence, before it was the site… More
The abattoir workers of a century ago could never have guessed that their neighborhood would become the address of some of the choicest apparel boutiques around. Though some of the initial fashionistas to move into… More
DJs continue to reign in the Meatpacking District. If you want to work up a sweat gyrating to a pulsating beat in gloriously glossy surroundings, perhaps shoulder to shoulder with a local or visiting celebrity,… More
The Meatpacking District became a dining destination back in 1985, with the opening of hyperhot French-American eatery Florent on Gansevoort Street. Until then, coffee shops and diners catering to meatpackers and factory workers were the… More
Sandwiched between Greenwich Village and Chelsea, the Meatpacking District is often overlooked as a home to art galleries. But as is evident from the list of galleries below, the neighborhood holds its own as a… More
A unique neighborhood deserves unique fitness options. In the Meatpacking District, these include yoga with a hip-hop soundtrack, a gym with luxe spa services, a proprietary weights-based training method, and a workout described as “reps… More