To say that Manhattan’s Upper West Side is an area steeped in culture and history would be to severely understate the case. The American Museum of Natural History, The Beacon Theater, Lincoln Center, and Central park, just to name a few, can be found on or bordering the Upper West Side. The neighborhood abounds in food markets like Zabar’s and The Fairway and boasts many restaurants running the gamut from high-end French and Italian food to the famous Gray’s Papaya. Beautiful architecture in old brownstones and new luxury apartments, the convenience of Central Park, plus the many museums and theaters more