A great addition to the much-maligned Penn Station is The Pennsy, an upmarket, streetside food hall offering slow-roasted pork-shoulder sandwiches from celebrity butcher Pat LaFrieda, ramen and rolls from Sabi Sushi, vegan comfort food from The Cinnamon Snail, Neapolitan-style pizza from Ribalta and more. There's also a full bar on the premises (open to 2am) and outdoor seating.
Pennsy Food Hall
Midtown
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