Park Avenue

American  

noun

1. a wide street in New York City traditionally associated with luxurious residential and professional buildings, fashionable living, and high society.

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Park Avenue Cultural  

1. A fashionable residential street in Manhattan.

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Example Sentences

Now, the bartenders stamp beers with images of the Park Avenue building or seasonal icons like a pumpkin.

From The Wall Street Journal

Danielle Snelson said that officers responded to a report of an assault just after midnight at the High West Saloon on Park Avenue — the location of the Friday night party hosted by CAA.

From Los Angeles Times

“And yet,” at the time, “every month some member of the ‘exclusive set’ was giving up his mansion on Fifth Avenue or the near East Seventies and ‘buying a duplex’ in a Park Avenue apartment-house.”

From The Wall Street Journal

For context, Bradford Park Avenue and The Wednesday were two of the teams United played in that 1914-15 season.

From BBC

LONDON—Jamie Dimon, barely done with one mammoth building project on New York’s Park Avenue, is embarking on another this side of the pond.

From The Wall Street Journal