Best NYC restaurants located within a 5 minute walk of Wall Street Station | Ratings, Reviews & Maps

Arrived 15 mins late to reservation but was still honored the table, for NYE it wasn’t packed. The food was prepared in great portion, the sides were sharable & everything tasted excellent. Hostess was quick, efficient & the restaurant is beautiful slightly dark but nice design.. overall great experience.
k p - a year ago

The ambience and the service was great. The bread on the table is great too. However, the truth is the steak wasn’t so great. My friend ordered a filet mignon and it was both overcooked and dry. Surprisingly, it was the worst piece of meat when it was supposed to be the most tender. The two other pieces, a dry aged NY strip and the rib eye were average. They didn’t excel in their flavours and the rib eye was very chewy and fatty. The best piece of the table was the lamb chop, but this shouldn’t have been the case for a steakhouse. The seafood starter was not fresh. The lobster tails and the shrimps tasted out of season. I would not recommend ordering. I really wanted to try this restaurant and after this experience I have to sadly admit that it is bot worth spending for a fine dining experience if the quality of the food is fluctuating and leaning toward the lower end. We spent $120 per person.
JiShun Zhou - a year ago

The level of service was excellent. Very polite and accommodating staff. Food was very tasty. Would recommend the clam chowder, crème brûlée cheesecake and Ribeye. The sides are excellent. You really can’t go wrong with anything on the menu. Not a fan of the bread, but I’m not a bread guy so that could just be me.
Most Valid Opinion MVO Uncensored Podcast - 2 years ago

For now I would say stay away from this restaurant. I think they are having staffing issues effecting all levels of service. For a finer quality dining place this was poor. The older man that was the host when we entered was the high point for service. The server was a waitress and not particularly professional. To order took far to long, the cooking of the food took to long, and when it was delivered it wasn't to the right people with sides spread throughout the table instead of to the people who ordered them. The manager is a tall black man who definitely needs work on his customer service. The table next to us had a harsh discussion with him when he arrived unexpectedly to tell them their policy is to group all checks and include gratuity since they sat together although only half had food. He refused to split their check except some drinks but would not let them choose their gratuity. He kept saying he was in charge instead of being professional. I paid for our table and after waiting for 20 minutes for our check people started to leave. I had to leave the table and find the servers station. I explained people were leaving and asked how much longer it would be for my check. Instead of her answering he stood up and said just tell them it will be five more minutes. Everything could have been more professional. It was more of an experience for fast food than fine dining regarding service. I know everyone is having staffing issues, but when the meal is expensive the expectation is a higher level of service which is not found here right now. I'd say check back in six months.
Dr Josh Brower - 2 years ago

I was blown away with the decor, the ambience and even the smell of this place lol. From the detailed walls to the bronze eagle statues throughout, it was breathtaking. I had the seared sea bass it was fresh, a thick-cut portion of the fish, was moist inside plus the top and bottom of the fish had this thin, flavorful crust that I will not forget. The staff were attentive, kind and were happy to serve you. The host that check me in came over to me while sitting to ask if the service is good. I really appreciated that. Cheers the my host Eden, she’s amazing! GO HERE!
Ava [Ebrinks on IG] - 2 years ago

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The concept behind the restaurant is very very cool, and walking through the bar area into the back room you really do feel like you’re about to get locked into a vault. There were tons of small details to give the restaurant an original bank feel, including a giant class that had shredded money in it. The ambiance was great, the food was just fine. We ordered the tuna and salmon tartar and hummus to start. Neither were anything original or out of this world. For dinner we got the wagyu burger and the duck risotto. The burger was a regular burger, and we have another place downtown that had a better quality, lower price so I wouldn’t recommend. The duck was quite nice, and the risotto had plenty of mushrooms in it, but the duck portion was a bit small compared to the risotto. all in all the dinner was fine.
Elizabeth T. - 4 months ago

A former bank vault adds to the attraction. Burgers, pasta and soups for a comfortable and easy lunch. They do have larger meals like duck confit.
Leong K Lam - a week ago

good food, good vibes, okay drinks. came here with someone who’s a regular here and he said the turkey burger > regular burger. turkey burger was pretty darn good (and not heavy at all) the cocktails were ok; i wouldn’t come back for them but not mad i tried them. the wall st sour (basically a whiskey sour) was decent, the rum drink (harvest something?) was weird, new amsterdam was also weird, and the spritz was ok
Cindy Hao - 3 weeks ago

We recently celebrated my wife's 40th birthday at Trinity Place, and the experience was absolutely phenomenal. From the moment we walked in, Marcella and her team made us feel incredibly special, providing warm and professional service that truly exceeded our expectations. The attention to detail was impeccable, ensuring that every aspect of our celebration was catered to with the utmost care and expertise. The ambiance, food, and overall atmosphere were perfect, creating lasting memories for us and all our guests. A heartfelt thank you to Marcella and the entire Trinity Place team for making this milestone birthday an extraordinary and unforgettable event. We highly recommend Trinity Place for anyone looking to host a special occasion.
George J Ramos Jr - 2 weeks ago

Super cool venue - Excellent service, young lady server was absolutely delightful Wagyu burger was fantastic - not so keen on my potatoes... Tasty bottle of wine accompanied the meal perfectly Great place and would definitely visit again
L D - a month ago

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Excellent service and good food. We are group of 6people to have nice birthday for our friends. As soon as we got into the restaurant, they greeted us and checked our coat smoothly. All the staff were nice and kids friendly. Inside is decorated antique& modern in a nice way. We got several kinds of steaks and I tried all of them. I decided 2 recommendations. One is potter house steak and the other is crab cakes. Potter house steak is not only grilled perfect but also seasoned very well. Juicy meats were fun to feel the texture and taste. The crab cake was an unexpected and ambitious project for a steakhouse. They made it fresh and moist but not too dry. It’s enough for crispy crust and moist inside crab meat. Generally all other foods are good. Oh, their dessert has a long history and I could understand how they keep the long history. It was tasty. cocktails are fresh and pretty.
Nana - a month ago

This was an excellent experience of the first fine dining restaurant in America, and it was worth it. They delivered on great flavors, a wonderful atmosphere, and an old school charm to service. If you're able to get a reservation, do so!
James Cheng - a week ago

Had an amazing experience with the service being next level! Ask them about their restaurant, you can tell they are proud of where they work. You can’t fake that. We even got a mini tour by the GM taking time out of his evening, they should be proud of that place. Amazing food with their signature cut steak and beautifully presented, light(ish) and refreshing Baked Alaska to top it all off. Wow!
Ben Harris - a month ago

I have to be honest. It is worth to visit once but not necessary for the steak. The highlight and my favorite part was… the ✨✨✨complimentary bread on side. Really really great. We had the restaurant week brunch: For appetizers we chose tuna crudo and crab cake. Both delicious but somehow not that impressive. Like they were outstanding but I might find somewhere else serving better ones. Our main dishes were steak fries and shrimp with grits. I recommend ❤️‍🔥grits! It was so creamy but not overwhelming. Shrimps were huge, 3 pieces, fair enough. And the steak… dried and hard outside. Inner part was delicious tho, and they cooked it medium rare correctly. But outside the cooked part was dry, kinda cant balance the temperature in and out. Still, their fries were delicious. Dessert were good looking, making traditions different. The Alaska was impressive for sure but the taste of banana ice cream took over the whole plate. Otherwise it should be an elegant dessert. Chocolate layered cake was a classic. The malted ice cream on the side was a nice addition.
Julia Hsia - 2 months ago

Amazing food and service. Definitely on the more expensive side but in my opinion worth it because of the experience. The staff is extremely attentive. All of the details, down to the bread service of warm olive focaccia, was well executed. Their extensive wine, whiskey, and dessert wine menu were impressive and their sommelier was extremely helpful and knowledgeable. Come with a group because the portions are quite large and you will need to share. I highly recommend the baked Alaska. For steaks, 6 of us shared the porterhouse for 2 and the eye of Delmonico. The eye of Delmonico was our favorite because it was so flavorful (but more fatty). As for the sauces, please skip the Sichuan peppercorn - it was the only thing that missed (was kind of sweet and sour and a weird consistency). The blue cheese sauce was great though.
V H - a week ago

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Ordered lunch to go. The server was nice and friendly . The food's portion was pretty decent for lunch and dinner, depending on your appetite. The place is cute and cozy. There were families with children and couples having lunch. Food tasted ok. I would visit again if I'm nearby.
Rose Of Sharon - in the last week

Everything was good, ordered Steak Fajitas but server must misheard us and thought chickens instead, in which he didn’t make a fuss about it, so excellent service. Food was really good as well especially the margarita that I wanted frozen. Server accommodated everything for us with exceptional food and service.
D H - 2 weeks ago

Mexican is not one of my favorite genres, and it's primarily because the combo of my texture-based palate and the crunchy shizzle that hangs out in a lot of the food isn't an ideal fit. If I like a Mexican place, it's usually because it's very, very simple/no frills, and that's Tajin in a nutshell. I came here with my Skipper for lunch on Friday, which was a miserable rainy day, the kind where you're venturing out MAYBE one or two blocks from the office. The walk from the office took approximately three minutes, and we were able to get inside with minimal dampness. I don't think it would be fair to call Tajin a dive; (the Skipper might disagree based on her recounting of a horrendous bathroom visit) but it's a pretty basic interior, with some sugar skull-esque art on the wall, and almost a diner vibe when it came to some of the tables/seating. We sat towards the back, which had a view of the bar area where the waitstaff lingered, making it very easy to get someone's attention for a drink, the check, etc. This might not be a selling point for a ton of people, but I was THRILLED to look over, say, the quesadilla section of the menu and see two or three ingredients per item. You start to lose me at a certain point when the items are covered in peppers, onions, etc., so when I saw that the chicken quesadilla contained nothing but chicken and cheese, I didn't hesitate. The quesadilla showed up within a few minutes, and hit the spot. As you can see from the attached, it came with a small pile of guac on the top, which I spread around the top. The guac was a LITTLE crunchy for my taste, but was relatively smooth. Definitely some solid comfort food on a day where I barely remembered what the sun looked like. I also ordered a few passion fruit margaritas; the Skipper is far more educated about these matters and recommended I get the tajin rim (I of course obliviously went into this place not knowing what Tajin meant) which jived perfectly with the drink - nice little nip to go with the sweet. I'm pretty ambivalent about margs, having had a ton of bad ones that practically sent me into insulin shock, so it's always a pleasant surprise when someone mixes them properly and you don't end up crashing later. It was light and tasty, and I'd absolutely get it again. This is probably two or three blocks from a pretty hardcore touristy area, but it certainly gets some of that foot traffic. As a result, they could definitely charge more for the food/drinks but I thought it was very reasonable for the neighborhood. The Skipper had a glass of wine that was $9, the margs were $12, and my quesadilla was around $13, I believe. Given that there are nearby restaurants that unhesitatingly offer $40/$50 entrees, you could do a lot worse to your wallet if you wanted to. We're adding this one to the list for future visits. Convenient, cheap and tasty.
EE Grimshaw - 6 months ago

Lovely little spot with plenty of character! We stopped in for brunch and left very satisfied. Fair prices and the workers made me feel welcomed from the minute I stepped in. The girlfriend is vegan which can be a nightmare when eating out. However, they are very accommodating with the menu and she was able to eat. The meal was worth every dollar. Ivan, our server, was wonderful and very helpful. Do yourself a favor and stop by if you're in the area!
Giovanni Reyes - 2 years ago

Authentic Mexican food!! This restaurant is around the corner from the 1 Train and R/W stop off the Rector street stop. The food is pretty authentic. I ordered take out but I have dined her before. This has been around for some time so they are doing something right! Service was quick and very friendly! Definitely highly recommend this place!! Check them out!!
Marion NYC - 2 years ago

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On our first morning in New York City and we were looking for a good feed!! We left George's not disappointed. We did have to wait maybe 10 minutes for a table, but it was worth it. We had pancakes, omelette, eggs, coffee and juice. All was excellent, freshly made and really tasty. The service was good, the food was good and I would 100% recommend 👍🏻
Ben Huson - 2 weeks ago

My fiance and I decided to grab breakfast at George's yesterday before our visit to the Statue of Liberty, and we were pleasantly surprised by our experience. We were seated promptly upon arrival. The diner certainly had an authentic New York City vibe, and it was bustling with locals, which added to the charm. I opted for one of the classic egg dishes, while my fiance had the the red velvet pancakes. Both dishes were not only fantastic value for money but also tasted delicious. We were thoroughly satisfied with our choices. While the potatoes served with the breakfast were something I hadn’t tried before, I would say I personally prefer the more traditional hash browns. However, this was a minor preference, and it didn't detract from the overall enjoyment of our meal. The service was excellent, and the staff made us feel welcomed and attended to throughout our meal. Without a doubt, the food was great, and we would highly recommend George's to anyone looking for a delicious and authentic NYC breakfast experience.
Jordan Booth - a month ago

My family and I came in yesterday following our trip out to the State of Liberty and I seriously cannot recommend George’s enough!! The two servers we had were super friendly and accomodating (I wish I could shout them out personally), and the food was AMAZING (the chocolate milkshake and strawberry pancakes were a personal favourite!). Will definitely be back again next time I’m in Lower Manhattan!!! Thank you :)
Olivia Binns - in the last week

Historical and beautifully timeless, all the staff are friendly. We had the best service from a lovely gentleman Hector, he was so welcoming. Highly recommend this restaurant to anyone who wishes to experience the heart of NYC ❤️
Heather Acker - in the last week

A quintessential American diner experience downtown in the shadow of One World Trade. This place is rightly famous for its huge selection and speedy, friendly service. Unless you arrive super early there's usually a queue but luckily the restaurant is run very efficiently so it usually goes down quickly. The omelets, Eggs Benny and French toast are all great and it's fun to people watch and let the world go by as you enjoy your food. If you're staying downtown I'd definitely recommend this place.
Peter Smith - 2 weeks ago

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Beautiful place! I got decaf Mocha with Almond milk and Chocolate croissant. And it’s so delicious! I will definitely keep getting it here, no more Starbucks… This drink caught my heart!
Yana Fit - 2 months ago

I love their balsamic chicken and mozerella sandwhich. You can taste the freshness of their baguettes in every bite. Their caesar dressing with their chicken salad taste very good as well. I LOVE their caesar dressing, I can honestly drink that stuff! Their lemonade is good as well.
Rasheeda Potts - 3 years ago

We tried the iced macchiato. It was good. And service was pretty quick too.
Anuja Verma - 6 months ago

Good clean grab and go type food establishment. Lots of variety along with canned and bottled beverages. Don't expect the coffee machine to pump out very good coffee.
Linh L - 7 years ago

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This is a true 5 star steak house in the heart of the big apple . Our server Sophia was excellent and gave great menu recommendations! We had the The 16oz wagyu New York strip ! It was butter soft and so flavorful , it was cooked medium ( best way to have it) . Sushi is on point here ! For dessert we had the Hazelnut praline cake ( it was divine ) Highly recommend this for anyone who likes superior quality and great taste . Atmosphere is very chill and the interior is gorgeous .
Medical Services 1894 - 2 months ago

Food is top notch. Really you can't miss on the menu. Pulled beef tacos is the best appetizer and a must. Sushi is excellent . Each of the steaks are excellent.
Mikey Mizrahi - a month ago

High end restaurant in the middle of the Wall Street. If you didn’t know this place is Kosher you would never guess, the ambiance, the setting and the service is up to par and it’s definitely worth every penny. My favorite dishes were: tuna truffle sushi roll, crispy rice tuna, wagyu steak, assorted mushrooms and garlic mashed potatoes as a side. Wine selection is beyond any average kosher restaurant, you can tell that a professional sommelier worked on it. Last but not least, this restaurant has the best chicken tenders and fries for the kids. We had to take an extra order to go for their late snack.
Alexandra Emtsova - 3 months ago

What more can I say but a high class establishment! The service and hospitality is excellent. The food is also absolutely amazing!
JJ Jones - 3 months ago

The ambiance was really nice, the staff exceptional, and the food surpassed expectations!!! A highly recommended high-end experience with outstanding dishes!!!
B. M. - 2 months ago

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This place is a huge must to visit on a date, hangout or just to have fun with a group. We came here for restaurant week and the food is amazing, the waiters are super nice and they have games for you to play while you eat and wait! They have a swings area, and huge games outside of the restaurant, while inside the restaurant you can play board games and card games they have for you! Definitely a huge must for this place. Their food was also huge in portions and we got full really fast.
Allen Fang - 8 months ago

We absolutely adored this bar, super fun lots of fun games to play inside and outside the bar. The drinks were great and reasonably priced. Would definitely recommend this bar if your looking for something different as this is fantastic. Even if you don’t drink your allowed to come here and play games for free which is amazing!
Ellie B - 6 months ago

Honestly I love everything here! Food is good, service is exceptional and they do have happy hours everyday from 12PM to 6PM! 🍻
Kamonrat Chaimongkon - 3 months ago

My friends and I got the Oktoberfest pretzel platter, and it was very mediocre and did not come with all the ingredients listed on the menu. Felt like we could have made the same by slicing up some store-bought sausages and scattering them around a plain pretzel. Definitely not worth $40. The waiters were very nice and atmosphere was great, though. They have various board games you can play and the TVs were broadcasting different sports games.
Helen Y - 5 months ago

Great spot to chill out on the weekend. They have a good selection of draught beers, the food is decent while the staff is friendly and the ambiance is lively!
Sanchit Kamath - a month ago

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I like the Grab-N-Go counter. I enjoyed the steak & peppercorn sauce with rice and veggies (best if you pour the sauce over everything). The beverage selection is also decent.
Anne Hathaway did not spit in my food. - 2 months ago

A foodcourt in 100 Liberty street, but the underground connects to World Trade Centre. The food court has a variety of food, which is convenient. However it is very pricy, given the location. If one is busy at the FiDi area and want to grab some food, can try this one. There are plenty of seats, hand sanitizer and also sauces.
Chun Kit Chan - 11 months ago

Cool little food area with about 5-6 options. I spread out for some salad at the moment but took the chicken KATSU curry and spicy poke bowl to go. All the food was prepared under 3 minutes and delicious. Was happy I stopped here.
Alexander K - a year ago

A great place to grab a bite to eat and satisfy everyone. Spacious and well organized, there are a wide variety of cuisines from which to choose. Most are prepared as you order. There is also a good selection of grab-and-go food. I had the fish tacos which were quite good.
Jennifer Palmerson - 2 years ago

All the food we tried were delicious. They have Japanese, Korean, Peruvian, & Italian foods to choose from. They also have to go foods too. Overall cool atmosphere and foods. I would definitely come back to this food hall again!
Trile214 - 2 years ago

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They have at least 5 gluten free options and vegan options as well. My boyfriend is gluten intolerant and he really enjoyed his muffin. I had a vegan muffin and it was amazing. Everything is great but their coffee is PERFECT. I’ve never tasted such good coffee.
Thais Baumgartel - 5 months ago

I went there for the first time in 2022 and I’ve been never so happy than that day!! I cross the Brooklyn bridge by bike praying for a coffee and you were there!! Attention is absolutely amazing and kind!!! Thank you, guys!!
Marlene Colombo Baeza - a month ago

Amazing coffee shop and by far my go to in NYC. Their lattes are always amazing and have the best latte art as well. The staff here is always so kind and always has a fantastic memory for customers. It’s a must visit!
Sascha Newman - 6 months ago

A good coffee shop with an hilarious sloth mascot. Friendly service, good selection of pastries. A solid, medium body espresso (I had a 4 shot 20oz Americano) that will pair nicely with a wide range of bakery treats. I had a vegan bar, it was like a vegie packed soft oatmeal cookie - I recommend sharing it as it is dense and filling - think oatmeal with all the fixings in a bar.
Michael Regier - 9 months ago

Absolutely wonderful honey latte!! The foam is SUPERBLY velvety. Would strongly recommend this place if you want a great espresso drink.
Amber Watches - a month ago

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