Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun A central portion of a city, between uptown and downtown.
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- noun US The part of a
city betweenuptown anddowntown
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Examples
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Midtown south's scruffier buildings-think old Silicon Alley hangouts hastily rewired 15 years ago, groaning under the weights of sporadic upkeep and old infrastructure-have considerably lower rents than midtown's gleaming towers: In September, the average midtown south asking rent was $52.86 a square foot, according to CB Richard Ellis; in midtown, it was $84.74.
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Midtown south's scruffier buildings-think old Silicon Alley hangouts hastily rewired 15 years ago, groaning under the weights of sporadic upkeep and old infrastructure-have considerably lower rents than midtown's gleaming towers: In September, the average midtown south asking rent was $52.86 a square foot, according to CB Richard Ellis; in midtown, it was $84.74.
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The neglect of the Hing Won Express Bahn Mi in midtown is criminal.
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The best non-asian soup under $10 in midtown is the maryland crab soup at GC Oyster Bar take-out window.
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Best way to get an Italian hoagie in midtown is to walk to Penn Station and get on a train to Philly.
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DubbininBklyn best bar in midtown is the happy hour at Metro Marche in port authority.
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Finding a decent cup of coffee in midtown is harder than it seems.
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My go to in midtown is Spade on 37th and 3rd, where i usually go for the chicken and string beens in spicy garlic sauce.
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My favorite meatball sub in midtown is courtesy of La Bellezza on 49th btw 3rd and Lex.
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The absolute best gut-busting lunch in midtown is the chicken shawarma with the heaping all-you-can-cram dish of relish is found at Mr. Broadway (38th & Broadway).
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