The Hugh

“Pleasant food court with abundant natural light and seating.”

Leonard Lim★★★★

Visited The Hugh, Midtown’s vibrant new food hall at 157 East 53rd Street, and enjoyed the opportunity to try offerings from both Teranga and Miznon. At Teranga, the Steak Suka and Chicken Suka were excellent. Both dishes were flavorful, well-seasoned, and comforting, showcasing the rich flavors of traditional African home cooking. Unfortunately, the Roasted Moroccan Salmon did not work for us, as we found the taste quite disappointing compared to the other dishes. Over at Miznon, the Rotisserie Broken Chicken was the standout of the meal. It was incredibly delicious, tender, juicy, and pack

Robert E. Meale★★★★★

This is about Avo. 2d spot on right when entering off Lexington ave. Had my tai bowl two days running. Tasty way to veg up while visiting midtown. And reasonably priced at around $15. Huge portion incl chunky chicken. Only negatives are top std too is only 15 percent. I hate to customize for fear of screwing up. And lot of stairs to below street level food court, which is thus spacious but also cheerfully lighted.

Prince Serna★★★★★

A great Third Place | Public Place | Atrium for anything. Used the space to meet friends and teach art while having both food nearby to pick up, restrooms, and our own food. Clean, great vibes, great folks working the space as well.

deborah duran★★★★★

Such a comfortable public space! It is bright and open with a variety of spots to sit. It is a fancy food court with several bars and many cultural options : Chinese, Jamaican, Japanese, Korean, Latin, German/Turkish, Middle Eastern& Senegalese to name a few. Large groups of people congregate there seemingly for game nights and other group activities. Each food area has an atmosphere of its own. It is always a pleasant stop to grab a bite on our way around the city.