Grand Central Terminal is a stunning architectural gem in NYC, blending historic grandeur with modern shops and dining, making it a must-visit hub of energy and charm.
"This narrow nook of a restaurant by Chef Nuno Grullon hides in plain sight along Biscayne Boulevard. The unassuming location runs in stark contrast to what’s happening in this friendly dining room set with white tablecloths and a bar that stretches the length of the room. Warm buttermilk biscuits garnished with thyme are a welcome start, followed by an eclectic roster of bistro dishes that show wonderful levels of care and thought. Pan-fried baby artichokes are a delightful pairing with pancetta hollandaise. Chicken pot pie gets a makeover with heritage chicken and black truffles, and there’s even a lavish duck pithivier finished with cranberry demi. Dessert hits all the right notes with a proper chocolate ganache cake that is all too easy to finish." - Michelin Inspector
"Adams Morgan’s go-to spot for Buffalo Bills fans offers hot wings, burgers, and upstate favorites like beef on weck sandwiches and marinated skewers of Spiede chicken, with 21 TVs and DirecTV packages for major sports leagues." - Tierney Plumb, Eater Staff
"One of the world's busiest train terminals, known for its iconic architecture and bustling atmosphere. It hosts the Holiday Fair where an old-school quarters-only machine dispenses mini prints of NYC icons." - Rachel Chang Rachel Chang Rachel Chang is a travel and pop culture journalist who contributes to Travel + Leisure, Condé Nast Traveler, Lonely Planet, and more. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"An indoor Christmas market at Grand Central Terminal with 36 local vendors offering unique gifts and art, alongside the New York Transit Museum’s Holiday Train Show."
"A historic train station in New York City, included as a stop on the Uber Shuttle route to LaGuardia Airport."
