Hell's Kitchen

Hell’s Kitchen sits on the West Side of Midtown Manhattan between the Hudson River and the Broadway theater district, with a lively mix of prewar walk-ups, new towers, and some of the city’s best dining. Visitors come for Restaurant Row on West 46th Street, the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum on Pier 86, Hudson Yards, and quick access to Times Square, which makes parking in Hell's Kitchen highly sought after.

Traffic is busiest near the Lincoln Tunnel approaches, along Eighth to Tenth Avenues, and around major attractions, where curb space turns over quickly and garage entrances can be busy. You will find a mix of metered street parking, residential blocks with alternate side rules, and numerous garages and lots that are often the simplest option, especially near theaters and the waterfront. For a smoother trip, plan ahead, review official parking and street-cleaning rules before you go, and reserve a spot in advance to save time and reduce stress.