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By Kate Collinson
I know what you're thinking, all those tourists and theater-goers.... but Hell's Kitchen has come into its own with a surprising selection of sleek restaurants that caters to an array of romantic date options, and any hip-pocket.
401 W 52nd Street (between 9th and 10th Avenue), NYC
If you're a sucker for wine and cheese (and aren't we all?), you'll thoroughly enjoy this wine spot, perfect for a night out with friends or a late-night date. Try several of the 41 varieties of cheese or - and don't be deterred by the name - give the popular "pig's ass" sandwich a go.
510 W 52nd St (near 10th Ave), NYC
If you're in the mood for a long, leisurely chat, check out this slick tapas bar. Sure, it's a bit further from the subway on 10th Avenue, but that just makes the on-street dining experience more relaxing. The Caramelized brussel sprouts are a local favorite.
630 9th Ave (at 44th St), NYC
Marseille was touted by one yelper as "Pastis without the hoopla". Perfect for a pre-theater bistro bite, the decor is romantic yet casual. For those on a budget, try the well-priced prix fixe lunch. The brunch is also fantastic.
457 W 50th Street (between 9th and 10th Avenue)
And if you're still peckish on the way home, dash into this little cookie shop for something special and sweet. The Midnight Cookies and Cream is very popular, try it with a steaming hot chocolate.
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