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

No reservations were necessary; good for a big company as well as a for a couple to step by. Pros were big portions can fill you up, a short wait time, friendly waitress. Cons were: close seats to others, no smokers were separated from non-smokers. Good for a lunch and/ or dinner when you are strolling in a downtown. Salmon was fine and my husband’s steak was well done and delicious. Cesar salad was lacking croutons and a fries from sweet potato were a hit.
Luba K - a year ago

If you’re in the Wall Street area and looking for a good bite, this spot’s a solid choice! It’s got a ton of space with two separate bars spread over two floors. We popped in during October and it was super chill—definitely not crowded at all. We went for the bangers and mash and the Beckett smash burger, and let me tell you, that burger was bomb! I asked for pepper jack cheese instead of American, but I think the kitchen totally forgot because I ended up with American. No biggie, though! Our waiter was really cool about it and even hooked me up with some jalapeño slices as an apology. Now that’s what I call great customer service. I almost forgot, the fries were super delicious!
Angela R - a year ago

Great bar, good food and service. Relatively quiet compared to other places in New York, especially for the football (soccer) game. Recommended.
M Sharda - a month ago

Laid back, all the football games on with red zone & sound (hard to find anywhere these days so we definitely appreciated the sports bar atmosphere)! Friendly cool bar staff. I really liked this spot for watching football on a Sunday afternoon. They have some game day bar deals. Average food and value, but we had a fun time watching games here. Thanks to the staff. Would recommend.
Just Me - 10 months ago

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7.6/10 The yellowtail crudo and crab cake actually had a flavor that reminded me a lot of Chinese food. The crab cake, in particular, was pretty unique: coated with shredded potato and deep-fried for a crispy texture. The sauce seemed to have pistachio in it, adding this nice nutty aroma. The steak was fairly standard but generous in portion. For dessert, we tried their signature baked Alaska, which had a sharp tang in the sour parts and was overly sweet in the sweet parts, plus the banana in it wasn’t to my taste. We also had the chocolate cake with ice cream, which had a rich dark chocolate coating and layered beautifully. But it became cloyingly sweet toward the end. The service was friendly, and the place is huge. You can totally feel the charm of a restaurant that’s been around for 200 years.
Ruit L - a month ago

Great restaurant tucked away in a corner off Wall Street. Very old world, prohibition era charm and class. The staff was attentive and friendly, the food was delicious. I was recommended this place due to a missed flight and it did not disappoint. My steak, asparagus and crab cakes were cooked to perfection. The steak wasn’t over seasoned and the sauce was on the side to enhance the flavor not smother or hide it. I will definitely return and have to bring back my steak snob husband.
FarEastFurqans - 3 months ago

James at the front was amazing showed us around the place, John the Sommelier was knowledgeable and our server Phillip was amazing! Thank you all for the hard work and service. Highly recommend. Food was amazing great dry aged steaks.
Rony R - 2 weeks ago

Touted as the oldest fine dining experience in America (1837) it is truly a model for all others to follow. Oh my goodness, what a dining experience we had! I spend a lot of time in New York, coming from Alaska about 6 times a year for ballgames, concerts and other events. This was our first time at Delmonico’s and it will certainly not be our last. We were celebrating our 33rd anniversary. We were greeted on the front steps of the restaurant and escorted inside. One moment to check that our table was ready and we were taken back to our own private dining experience in the JP Morgan boardroom. From the moment we sat down to the moment we left we were showered with attention by a countless number of staff. We are just normal folk, but they made us feel like royalty and their newest found friends. The food, drinks and desserts were certainly the best we ever had. The presentation was marvelous and the ambience was perfect. They truly care about their guests. I’ll be sure to make a reservation every time I’m in town from now on.
John Campbell - 3 months ago

This restaurant is right next to where I live super convenient. I came with work once and decided to take my family here (it's their first time in NY). It was the hottest day in NY 100f and we forgot about the dress code (pants) but they were super nice about it and let us sit without going back to get changed. The service was super great here. Our server was very nice and made sure our water cups were always filled and paid very close attention to how we wanted to order (since we had 6 ppl and wanted to share some of the food we got) The Delmonico steak my brother ordered medium rare was overcooked (compared to the same medium rare Delmonico my husband got). Our server immediate took it back to the kitchen and took it off our bill (since we didn't want a new one). That's the only complain I had but they resolved it well. Overall, I would definitely recommend this place if you want a good steak. The portions were big so sharing one between two people is good. All the side dishes were delicious as well. The crab cake and baked Alaska is a must try
Angela Peng - 3 months ago

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Stone Street is one of those hidden gems in New York City that feels like you’ve stepped into another world. Tucked away in the Financial District, this historic cobblestone street is lined with bars, pubs, and restaurants, all with tables spilling out into the street. We stopped by for lunch and enjoyed two beers in the sun, and it was the perfect break from the hustle and bustle of Manhattan. The atmosphere is unique – it almost feels European, with its narrow street, outdoor seating, and lively mix of locals, office workers, and tourists. Even at midday, the energy was great without being overwhelming. The service was friendly, the beers were cold, and it’s just a fantastic place to sit back, relax, and soak in the vibe of lower Manhattan. Stone Street is especially worth visiting if you’re already in the area, for example exploring Battery Park, Wall Street, or the 9/11 Memorial. It’s not just about one bar – it’s the whole setting that makes it so special. Whether you’re looking for a casual drink, a hearty lunch, or just a place to people-watch, Stone Street delivers. A true New York experience that feels both historic and modern at the same time.
Marcus Hilka - 3 weeks ago

Nice spot in a historic part of the city. Stopped by for a late lunch and was pleasantly surprised. The Hangover Burger, topped with bacon, cheddar, and a fried egg, was delicious. They offer a good variety of craft beers, and the mac & cheese was rich and satisfying. Service was prompt and friendly. A great place to relax and enjoy hearty comfort food in the Financial District.
Ivet Nikolova - 4 months ago

The waitress was friendly and knowledgeable of the beer selection. I had the Weihenstephaner and it was delicious! German beer always do it right. Cheers 🍻
Margaret Deleon - a week ago

A bit noisy (hey, it's a pub) but the drinks were delicious and strong. I had the ahi tuna (good, just unremarkable) and truffle parm fries (more parm than truffle) but overall it was a good meal. Service was excellent and attentive.
Suzette B. - a week ago

I went for drinks and apps and it was standard Tavern food. I loved the giant pretzel. Drinks were also good
Ellen M - 2 months ago

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This bar is literally behind our hotel and we were here on a busy Saturday evening. Managed to get a set so we decided to here too. I had a salmon salad and my husband glad the crispy fish sandwich, both delicious. The drinks were the average price $9 for a draft beer and $8 for a bottled beer. We will be back.
Sarah Gregory - 6 months ago

It is located on Stone Street along with other bars and restaurants. Lots of outdoor seating serving food and drinks it is perfect for summer afternoons or evenings. I was there on a Thursday evening listening to a good cover band. Most of the crowd was 25-30's, many coming from work. Fun place!
Frank Connors - 4 months ago

Sat outside. Enjoyed a nice work happy hour here that turned into a longer evening. The appetizer sampler was perfect for 5-6 people. Little burger sliders are the highlight and perfect drinking food. Got a few free buckets of beers too. The service was very good!
John Hickey - in the last week

Nice place, nice beer, not cheap of course, look where you at haha, lot´s of space to sit, large bar, live music. Very cool. And now I´ll gift you the best route to end up having a beer here after an awesome day of turism. First Go to the highline, then stop at Chelsea Market, keep going down to Little Island, then cross to Whitney Museum, then take Hudson St and keep going down till you Grove St and see Friend´s Building, that´s a really cool route. After, go to ghostbusters headquarters, which is very close by, then you do One World Trade Center and 9/11 Memorial. Then do the Charging Bull and finish your route at Stone St. with a beautiful cold beer at Ulysees Bar. Top notch route ;) You´re welcome.
Daniel Lama - 3 months ago

Had lunch there. Oysters, salad and hamburger. Food was good and friendly service. Would like to come back for dinner to see live music.
Joella r - 5 months ago

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Huge portions🌯 We sat on the patio along Stone St. - while the atmosphere was nice, the rest wasn’t. For the price, the portions were worth it. As someone who loves Mexican food however, the food fell short. I’m not sure if it was the lack of flavour in the food… There was not event a hint of the limes or cilantro that usually have you nodding your head. Or it could be that the food didn’t taste fresh. The rice was bland, the pico unsavoury, and the refried beans tasted like they’d been pushed around all day. Our server also wasn’t the best. I understand that we were seated on the patio and it takes a bit more patience to ask for water or napkins. But our server didn’t do so much as introduce himself. It almost felt like he was hiding from the patio section to avoid doing his job. He seemed annoyed when we asked for small things like hot sauce or an extra plate. We didn’t get our water topped off until we were finished and paying the bill. I wouldn’t recommend this restaurant when visiting Stone St.. When I’m back in New York I’ll be sure to try the others in the area.
Alexa Mahabir - a month ago

Don’t walk; run to this place and mark it down as your new go-to FOREVER spot! I love everything about this place: Mexican corn ✔️✔️ate it so fast forgot to take a photo😒🙌🏾🤫 Margaritas ✔️✔️ Guacamole ✔️✔️ Tacos✔️✔️ Churros✔️✔️ Enchiladas ✔️✔️ Amazing, Amazing, Amazing, Amazing! If I could go here every day, I would! But I may go into a guacamole coma😂😂😂 This is my happy place. It’s consistent, and the staff is excellent. You get great vibes and fantastic energy. This place is on my top 5 favorite places list; they check all the boxes. See you soon 😉
Tameka - 6 months ago

Had a great time here and absolutely demolished the chips and guacamole - maybe the best I’ve ever had. The enchiladas were also delicious. Service was quick and helpful. The inside of the restaurant was huge and very well decorated.
Leah Hall - 3 months ago

The food was just ok. The tacos come in 4 and you have to get all of them the same, kinda disappointing. Chips and queso and the queso seemed like the kind you buy in a grocery store. Chicken flautas had a very odd taste/texture it was like they ground up the chicken and mixed something in it. Chicken Caesar salad was probably the fav item at the table. Signature Margarita was perfect as well as our server.
A Snow - 4 months ago

I stopped by during Happy Hour that part was enjoyable and worth checking out. However, the overall service left me disappointed. The bartender came across as unfriendly, which really took away from the experience. Outside of Happy Hour, the restaurant felt a bit quiet and empty. With a warmer welcome, this place could definitely be much more inviting.
Salima Adda - 2 weeks ago

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I recently had the pleasure of dining at Harry’s in NYC, a restaurant highly recommended by a friend, and I can confidently say it lived up to every expectation. We hosted clients for a business dinner, and this establishment proved exceptional from start to finish. We were fortunate to have Omar as our server—he was much more than just a server; he felt like our personal concierge, anticipating our needs before we even expressed them. The food, especially the steak, was perfectly cooked, and the side dishes were delightful. Each bite was a reminder of why this place is so celebrated. The service was flawless. Harry’s offer of convenient check-in for briefcases, backpacks, and coats right from the outset was invaluable since we came straight from the office and debated whether to return to our hotel first. The drinks, coffee, and desserts complemented the meal beautifully. Although we didn’t indulge in wine, the restaurant boasts an impressive selection curated by an expert sommelier. Overall, Harry’s is an absolute must-visit. From the exquisite food to the impeccable service, it’s a perfect 5-star experience in every way. Thanks to James Walsh! I forgot to mention that there were no open spots that evening, but he got us in!!
Ronald - 2 months ago

They have the widest selection of Scotches I’ve seen in a while! Make sure to order something you don’t usually see in a bar restaurant. The food and service is fantastic. The ambiance is top notch. Just try it for yourself. This place is in the financial district.
Jay Villegas - 2 weeks ago

Great spot! We really enjoyed the atmosphere — cozy and welcoming — and the seating was comfortable too. We ordered a burger and a sandwich, and both were tasty, with the sandwich standing out as our favorite. The burger was a classic, but the flavors were well-balanced, and the meat was especially good — juicy and flavorful.
Francisco Gonzalez Rey - 3 months ago

Harry’s is a true NYC standout. Their wine list of over 3,000 bottles is world-class, and the Beef Wellington was cooked to perfection. The whipped potatoes were creamy, and the asparagus was fresh and crisp. Exceptional dining all around.
Tucker Crook - a week ago

Came for lunch, and What a beautiful romantic experience in downtown Manhattan, classy, with top tier service from beginning to end. Now the food, the seafood tower amazing, the soup, the beef Wellington and swordfish all delicious and get the hash browns. All the servers were attentive and friendly! Just know that it starts picking up after 5 so get reservations I can’t wait to see you when I come back for more. 💛
Tracey WM. - 4 months ago

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Sad that employees can’t show up. Just while i was there 50+ customers arrived and turned away because only online orders. Maybe cancel online orders and cater to the folks who actually are in front of you. Sad state of business when people want your product but can’t order
riley - 3 weeks ago

Easy going Mexican fast food restaurant. Only few choices but still more than enough. Enjoyed the food very much
Fabian V - 5 months ago

I recently visited the Chipotle near Battery Park in Manhattan and was disappointed with the experience. The portion size was noticeably smaller compared to other Chipotle locations, especially in California where I live. Even though it’s the same chain, the serving felt much less generous here. Additionally, the soda machine wasn’t working properly — none of the drinks had carbonation. It felt like drinking sweet, flat water, which was very unpleasant. I mentioned it to the staff, but they didn’t seem concerned and didn’t take any real action to fix it or notify a manager. It gave me the impression that customer feedback isn’t taken seriously at this location.
Jas Serik - 3 months ago

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The Irish coffee is a must-try, you won’t be disappointed. The Old Fashioned was good, though a bit on the sweeter side for my taste. The fried chicken was just okay, nothing particularly special. The tiramisu was one of the best I’ve had. We sat in the Parlour, which had great vibes and good service, making for a pleasant overall experience. We did not have a reservation for parlor, but still managed to get a table on a Sunday.
Maneesh J - 2 weeks ago

What a wonderful Saturday brunch treat in this classic yet modern Irish pub. The decor is really cool along with signed dollar bills and photos around the walls and ceiling, Irish frozen coffee machine, etc. Their cocktails are delicious and eye pleasing. Their authentic Irish fares and drinks were absolutely a delight. We had the Irish Breakfast, oysters, fried boneless chicken, ham and cheese toasties and chips, Irish frozen coffee and a perfectly pourer pint of Guinness. We also went to Dead Rabbit at night before and they had really great Irish music as well 🥰
Christine - a week ago

Great Irish vibe, definitely reminiscent of being in Ireland. The service was great, everyone was very friendly. The Irish coffee was sublime and the Guinness pour and temperature was spot on, honestly can’t think of a better Guinness I’ve had outside of Ireland. I grabbed the short rib sliders to snack on and they were very flavorful and fork tender. They also have a phenomenal Irish whisky selection.
pete s - in the last week

My husband and I had an incredible time at The Dead Rabbit! It was a highlight of our bar crawl, and we were completely blown away by the unique experience. The place has a fantastic energy, and we loved that each floor offered a different vibe. The cocktails were the star of the show. I had a special drink where the bartender spritzed a perfume on my hand to enhance the aroma as I sipped—a truly unforgettable sensory experience! The food was delicious, too; we especially enjoyed the deviled eggs. With amazing drinks, tasty bites, and a super cool atmosphere, The Dead Rabbit is a must-visit. We'll definitely be back!
Sonia R - a month ago

Drank at the tap room. I remember a time when the tap room only had beer. I am so pleased to know they have cocktails and food available now. This place has always been impeccable. I’ve been here a handful of times and never left disappointed. I can’t remember the names of the drinks but they had a cocktail that had Guinness and it really was a standout, as well as the Irish coffee Alexander, and I don’t even like coffee 🤣. Don’t sleep on the Scotch eggs either. Best ones I’ve had! This one really upsets me that we don’t have something similar in Vegas. I mean we have bars but this one just has something about it 😁
Daniel Maros - 3 weeks ago

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I stopped by Pret a Manager at 5:00 pm, which apparently is equivalent to arriving at a party after the music has stopped and the snacks are gone. I mean, I've seen more extensive menus on a fridge magnet. But hey, I wasn't entirely unlucky! I scored a delicious yogurt without sugar - because, let's be real, who needs sugar when you're already feeling bitter about the limited options? In all seriousness, I'm sure Pret a Manager is a great spot...in the morning. Maybe I'll try my luck then. Until next time, I'll just have to pretend I'm on a sugar-free, option-less diet. P.S. If you're a morning bird, go for it! If you're a afternoon snacker like me...well, may the odds be ever in your favor.
Alyona Safonova - a year 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 - 5 years ago

I used to go to Starbucks down the street but honestly, there’s been a shift in the energy of this place that I love. They are so kind! Every single person!
Flow Tejada - 3 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 - 9 years ago

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I was on New York trip with my husband and we stayed in a hotel just 2 min. walk from Bombay's, Manhattan . We have been multiple times this place and tasted Lunch buffet and many other dishes. We liked all of the dishes. They don't disappoint you. I tried chicken as well which was tasty. Only thing is they don't make Chai of my taste, but that's okay :)
Swati B - 2 weeks ago

The food here tastes really good and authentic – definitely gives you that desi flavor you’re looking for in the city. The restaurant is cozy and nicely decorated, with a decent seating area. However, the prices are on the higher side, and they charged us an extra $15 as a “party fee” even though we were just 5 people, which felt a bit unreasonable. Worth trying for the food, but just be prepared for extra charges.
Rohith Ankalla - 6 months ago

Great Indian spot in Fidi! Nothing fancy just good, solid food and nice service. Their garlic naan was incredible and the chicken curry was juicy and flavorful. There was no wait when we arrived (albeit early dinner on a weekend) but the place definitely filled up as we got into the 6/6:30 range.
Marina Chen - 3 months ago

One of the best Biryani. My trip to NYC made memorable by Bombay’s food and hospitality. Crew were very accommodating to our food requirements. End up eating there many times. Looking forward to visiting you soon .
Md Faruk - 5 months ago

This place is great for lunch and also catering orders. I ordered lunch for 60 people, they helped me well plan the menu, payment system is seamless and they give you a heads up call and got delivered sharply at 11.45am as per my instructions for 12pm lunch. Perfect! Highly recommend and will order again. Also the lunch buffet is amazing
P A - 4 months ago

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