Hell’s Kitchen has transformed its once-gritty atmosphere into a down-to-earth haven for Broadway stars, artists, and financiers. It’s home to numerous restaurants and watering holes that are popular with locals and tourists alike. Located just outside the chaos of Midtown, the neighborhood is extremely accessible—an ideal situation for many, whether they’re looking for a quaint brownstone or the luxuries that high-rises have to offer. Anyone calling this neighborhood home only has to travel a few blocks north to Central Park or west to the Hudson River Path to bike, run, or simply take a walk to soak it all in.