Frequently Asked Questions

Times Square is teeming with New York City souvenir shops big and small, as well as street vendors selling NYC-themed items. For Broadway souvenirs, renowned One Shubert Alley gift shop, situated between the Shubert and Booth theaters (map) in the Theater District, is famous for its broad selection of official Broadway show memorabilia, including posters, clothing and other merchandise.

Times Square and Theater District offer a wide array of dining options, from grab-and-go counter service to fine dining. Restaurant Row (46th Street between 8th and 9th Avenues) is a popular and convenient option with dozens of eateries serving food from around the world.

New York City's world-famous Central Park is a few short blocks north of Times Square and the Theater District. Bryant Park is another popular green space nearby, adjacent to the New York Public Library building in midtown Manhattan. Both parks offer visitors a tranquil oasis in the heart of busy midtown Manhattan.

The Theater District offers an abundance of dining options from grab-and-go counter service to fine dining. In particular, Restaurant Row is a popular spot for theatergoers, given its convenient location and knowledgeable waitstaff who are familiar with the time constraints of pre-show dining.  

There are countless overlooked or hidden gems near Times Square. A short list includes The Drama Bookshop, the iconic New York Public Library building on 42nd Street, and the Central Park Zoo.