Some people like to celebrate their birthdays in a low-key fashion. But Hester Petty of Jacksonville, Florida, decided her ...

A great train station combines architectural splendor with functionality, and adds to the travel experience rather than ...

The oyster bar inside iconic Grand Central Terminal has been serving commuters, tourists and diners since 1913. After going bankrupt and falling into disuse in the 1970s, it reopened with a ...

At rush hour at Grand Central Terminal ... head into the main terminal, go down the ramp toward the lower level tracks, and across from the Oyster Bar entrance, there are some not-so-obvious ...

Rick Antosh was enjoying lunch with a friend at Grand Central Terminal's famous Oyster Bar when something unusual happened. Rick tossed back a raw oyster and felt something hard in his mouth. At first ...

Located at the bottom level of Grand Central Terminal, Grand Central Oyster Bar is a vibe. The vaulted tiled ceilings. The brown-leather seats. The blue board listing the oysters of the day.

The first restaurant to open its doors in Grand Central ... Station watering hole Tracks Raw Bar & Grill, which was located at the West Side transit hub for nearly two decades before the oyster ...

Commuters using Grand Central Terminal, which already has a vast ... from staples such as the Grand Central Oyster Bar & Restaurant, Shake Shack and Starbucks to Marky's Caviar, Murray's Cheese ...

New York City’s Grand Central Terminal (GCT), the second most ... On the lower level is a food court and the famous Oyster Bar. Interior of Oyster Bar. In front of the entrance to the Oyster ...

The Grand Central Oyster Bar is baked into New York City’s history. Nestled in the city’s Grand Central Terminal, the site was said to have been selected by railroad tycoon Cornelius Vanderbilt.

Picture: Getty Images More to the story Key events in the oyster bar’s red-and-white checkered history 1913: The new Grand Central Terminal opens and “supplies patrons with home comforts” at ...