Where to Do a Business Lunch at Hudson Yards

There's no shortage of amazing culinary experiences to do a business lunch at Hudson Yards.  Each of these picks will be sure to impress a potential client, recruit, or fellow colleague.  

 

Lunch at Greywind

Newly added to their schedule, lunch at Greywind (10th Ave at 35th Street) offers guests locally sourced, seasonally-driven, and refined dishes featuring bold, unexpected flavors by Chef Dan Kluger.  A highlight to any business meeting, try the Faroe Islands salmon with sunchokes, Swiss chard and turmeric golden milk, or their award-winning burger, chosen as the Best Burger of 2023 by Grub Street.

Lunch at BondST

Do a lunch meeting at BondST on Level 5 for a Japanese-inspired menu featuring their renowned signature dishes and Hudson Yards exclusive-menu items such as the Wagyu rib-eye steak.   While everything on the menu is a bona fide hit for the taste buds, an easy choice would be their bento boxes featuring a seasonal assortment of chef picks. 

 

Lunch at Queensyard

What awaits at Queensyard on Level 4? A gorgeous view of Vessel, a well-appointed dining room and a menu full of options both innovative and comforting American classics with a British twist: truffle Caesar, skate katsu sandwich, steak frites, crispy fries and macaroni and cheese.  

Lunch at Estiatorio Milos

Take your lunch meeting to the Mediterranean at Estiatorio Milos on Level 5 and expect to be wowed from start to finish. The restaurant is as much a showcase for exquisite fish and Mediterranean dishes, including Athenian-style lobster pasta, a whole fish sashimi, and the Milos special of paper-thin zucchini and eggplant lightly fried to crispy perfection.  

Lunch at Mercado Little Spain

Take your pick at Chef José Andrés celebrated love letter to his home country, at Mercado Little Spain. Spanish Diner is a casual spot specializing in egg dishes and Iberian favorites.  At Leña, everything is fire-kissed over embers. Mar offers seafood tapas that bring you a little closer to Spain’s coastal regions. And La Barra is your go-to spot for classic tapas.

Lunch at Kamasu

For a traditional, sushi-bar styled lunch experience, visit Kamasu on Level 2 for "sets" of open faced, Temaki hand rolls and an a la carte menu of maki, specialty futomaki and donburi.  Try their new special bento box specials, each served with rice, California maki, seaweed salad, pickled vegetables. 

Lunch at Peak with Priceless

Take your business lunch to the top, literally. On the 101st floor of 30 Hudson Yards, Peak with Priceless offers extraordinary views and elevated prix fixe and a la carte menus. The menu highlights local ingredients, from East Coast oysters to Anson Mills grits and a New York Strip.

Lunch at Electric Lemon

An energizing boost, Electric Lemon’s buzzy dining room inside the Equinox Hotel offers soulful seasonal choices: a crudo menu, vegetable-forward starters and inspired mains like a warm shrimp salad, carrot bahn mi, and wild Maine halibut.  Business lunches will never feel so energized after eating at Electric Lemon.