Nestled on the edge of Manhattan’s West Side along the Hudson River, Hell’s Kitchen serves up dynamic cultural, dining, and entertainment offerings that are nothing short of fabulous. Residents of 535 West 43rd Street, the stunning multitone brick luxury residential building located in the heart of Hell’s Kitchen, can easily enjoy the perfect weekend that includes a night of great food and dancing or a memorable night on Broadway. In Hell’s Kitchen, there’s always something going on that’s sure to pique your interests. Day 1: Morning If the weather is nice, consider spending time outside in 535 West 43rd Street’s beautifully landscaped central courtyard. This peaceful oasis connects both of the building’s residential towers through a glass walkway. If you prefer to exercise outside, a jog along the Hudson River waterfront offers spectacular views and a peek at nearby attractions such as the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum. After enjoying an elegant Parisian-style brunch at Todd English’s Michelin-starred Ça Va Brasserie on West 44th Street, consider visiting the famous Nero Wolfe Brownstone at 454 West 35th. This “official dwelling place” of Rex Stout’s fictional detective character is immortalized with a plaque placed by the Wolfe Pack and is sure to please any fan of Nero and his “able assistant,” Archie. Afternoon After a morning outing, return home and ascend to either of 535 West 43rd Street’s rooftop terraces to enjoy a quiet afternoon coffee, gear up for a night of entertaining family and friends, or rest up for a night on the town. One rooftop garden is designed for relaxation, providing the ideal spot for soaking up breathtaking views of the nearby waterfront. While the other terrace also sports amazing views, it is fully equipped with four outdoor kitchens with grills, making it a prime spot for hosting warm-weather parties. When you’re ready to head out for some afternoon cocktails, BEA, located up the block at 403 West 43rd, serves up craft cocktails such as the Tottenville Tea, which is made from tea-infused rye whiskey, lime juice, and spicy honey syrup with orange bitters and a lemon twist. Also served are afternoon snacks like the pear salad with a tamarind dressing and the succulent duck turnover with smoked gouda, pineapple pico, and an avocado creme. Evening Taking in an award-winning play or musical couldn’t be easier with a world-renowned theater district just a few blocks east of home; all that’s required are great seats and the right ensemble. Whatever you choose to see, or wear, get ready for your evening out in your full-height tiled bathroom with custom vanities at 535 West 43rd Street. With 40 Broadway theaters currently in operation, you’ll have your pick of plays. Cirque Du Soleil’s newest production, Paramour, at the Lyric Theatre is a feast for the eyes. Starring an incredible cast of dancers, contortionists, and more, this unbelievable production will leave you in awe. If you prefer to spend your evening in, join other residents of 535 West 43rd in the building’s private screening room, or enjoy company in the sumptuous residents’ lounge. Entertaining guests from out of town? Head out for a nightcap or a late-night meal at one of the countless bars and restaurants that serve into the early morning. Gotham West Market, a high-end food court at 600 11th Avenue, is open until midnight and features a fully stocked bar, ramen from the world-famous Ivan Orkin, and many other popular menu items from names like Blue Bottle Coffee and Choza Taqueria. Day 2: Morning Start your Sunday morning with yoga and meditation in the private studio at 535 West 43rd. Then, whether you’re up and out the door early on your Sunday or prefer to sleep in, a great place to nosh around noon is All-American favorite 5 Napkin Burger at 630 9th Avenue. Known for its namesake dish, which features caramelized onions, comte cheese, and herb-infused aioli, this popular eatery serves up a host of other top-notch savory menu items as well. For dessert, find fresh-baked goodies at Amy’s Bread at 672 9th Ave. Afternoon When late-afternoon munchies strike, visit the Amish Market at 731 9th Avenue, where you can choose from a host of delicious items like hand-churned butter, local cheeses, fresh produce, and more. Residents of Hell’s Kitchen condos such as 535 West 43rd Street often stock up on such locally sourced goods whenever they plan to entertain guests. At 535 West 43rd, you’ll look forward to entertaining in your own oversized kitchen, which features fully integrated steel appliances, Caesarstone countertops, and wood cabinetry. When entertaining is not on your agenda, take a short stroll over to the Lincoln Center promenade and check out the shops at Time Warner Center in Columbus Circle. This upscale mall is a popular destination and provides a perfect place to kill time before attending an evening show at any of the amazing local venues including Lincoln Center, which is home to numerous renowned institutions including the New York City Ballet, the Metropolitan Opera, and the New York Philharmonic. A host of other nearby theatres range in size from small black boxes to Broadway houses. Evening All foodies must visit the legendary Chez Josephine at 414 West 42nd Street, the critically acclaimed French eatery and piano bar that pays tribute to iconic singer, dancer, and actress Josephine Baker. Engage in a full evening of entertainment at this old standby, which The New York Times has touted as representing “the soul of Paris in the heart of New York.” Enjoy dishes like the Roasted Breast of Long Island Duck, Choucroute Royale, and other French classics in a lively atmosphere. Toast the end of your fabulous 48 hours in New York with a finale visit to YOTEL New York’s rooftop bar, The Terrace. This futuristic hotel, which is run in part by “robotic attendees,” has become an immediate favorite among visitors and locals alike. The 7,000-square-foot rooftop restaurant features small plates and cocktails served late into the night as well as amazing landscaping, an outdoor bar, and scenic views of the surrounding Midtown West skyline.