Financial District

Downtown

Boundaries:
Chambers St to NY Harbor
& West St to East River

Subway Map

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Bars & Nightlife

Cedar Local
25 Cedar St
Craft Beer

The Blue Bar @ India House
1 Hanover Sq
Cocktails

Beckett's
Bar & Grill
81 Pearl St
Pub
Accessible.

The Beekman Pub
15 Beekman St
Pub

The Dead Rabbit
30 Water St
Pub
Accessible.

Fraunces Tavern
54 Pearl St
Pub

Fresh Salt
146 Beekman St
Pub

The Irish American Pub
17 John St
Pub

Jeremy's Ale House
228 Front St
Pub

Killarney Rose
127 Pearl St
Pub

Murphy's Tavern
6 Stone St
Pub

Open Door Gastropub
110 John St
Pub

The Paris Cafe
119 South St
Pub

Pier A
Harbor House
22 Battery Pl
Pub

Porterhouse Brew Co.
Tavern
36 Water St
Pub
This historic tavern is where Washington met with his troops to announce he was retiring form public life. 6 years later, her became the 1st president of the United States.

Stone Street Tavern
52 Stone St
Pub

T.J. Byrnes
77 Fulton St
Pub

Ulysses
95 Pearl St
Pub

Underdog
55 Stone St
Pub

The White Horse Tavern
25 Bridge St
Pub

Bin No. 220
220 Front St
Wine Bar

Vintry Wine & Whiskey
57 Stone St
Wine & Whiskey Bar

Things To Do

Ellis Island
& Statue of Liberty Ferry
Castle Clinton, Battery Park (tickets)

Governor's Island Ferry
Battery Maritime Bldg., 10 South St

New York Water Taxi
Pier 16

The Arts

Museums

911 Memorial Park & Museum
180 Greenwich St

Museum of the American Indian
1 Bowling Green
A collection of artifacts representing indigenous tribes and cultures from Alaska to Patagonia. The museum is in the old Alexander Hamilton Customs House, where you will also find the National Archives.
Subway: R,W to Whitehall-South Ferry

Fraunces Tavern Museum
54 Pearl St
George Washington slept here, where you can find a lock of his hair.

Public Art

Charging Bull
Bowling Green Park

Points of Interest

Real-time Web Cam: 9/11 Memorial

American Stock Exchange Bldg
86 Trinity Pl

Canyon of Heroes
Broadway, from Bowling Green to Chambers St

Cunard Bldg
25 Broadway

Ellis Island
Castle Clinton, Battery Park (tickets)

Federal Hall
26 Wall St
The site of George Washington's 1st inauguration. Georgian architectural style.

Federal Reserve Bank
33 Liberty St

Freedom
Tower
One World Trade Center
285 Fulton St

Governor's Island
Battery Maritime Bldg., 10 South St

Heliport at Pier 6
6 East River Piers

New York Stock Exchange
11 Wall St

Oculus
Liberty Park, Greenwich St

One World Observatory
285 Fulton St

South Street Seaport
89 South St

Standard Oil Bldg.
26 Broadway

Staten Island Ferry
4 Whitehall St

Statue of Liberty
Castle Clinton, Battery Park (tickets)

Trinity Church
75 Broadway
Episcopalian. Rebuilt twice. The current structure was the island's tallest upon completion in 1846.

St. Paul's Chapel & Cemetery
209 Broadway
Episcopalian. Built in 1766, it is the oldest building in New York still in continuous use. Washington had his pew here. The church survived the 9/11 attack and served as a base for first responders. The 9/11 memorabilia has been moved to the museum.

US Custom House
1 Bowling Green

Vietnam Veterans Plaza
55 Water St

New York by Gehry
8 Spruce St

The Trump Bldg
40 Wall St

Stone Street Historic District
Bet. William St
& Pearl St
(extension of Broad St)
Restored 1830s buildings on the oldest cobblestone street in NYC, filled with outdoor tables for the surrounding restaurants and cafes.
Subway: 2, 3 to Wall St or J,M,Z to Broad St

Restaurants

** serves brunch
avg. price per entree:

   $ less than 15
   $$ 15-29
    $$$ 30-49
  $$$$ 50 and over


American Cuisine

Battery Gardens
1 Battery Pl
$$$$
Boasting stunning views of New York Harbor at the southern tip of Manhattan, this restaurant serving classic American fare is ideal for special occasions and events, offering two prix fixe menus. Try the Pan-Seared Halibut.

Fraunces Tavern
54 Pearl St
** $$
Accessible. This colonial American tavern opened its doors in 1762 and has been thriving ever since.
Whether you need to book an event, take your friends to brunch or stop in for a drink, this is the place to be. Make sure to get your money’s worth and try a whiskey flight!

The Malt House
9 Maiden Ln
** $$
A popular landmark tavern with a charming atmosphere serving up some of the best burgers in the city coupled with excellent craft beers and cocktails. It's also a great brunch destination on the weekends and a great stop for happy hour in the FiDi.

Shorty's
62 Pearl St
** $$
Here is where you will find NYC's authentic cheesesteak along with a variety of breakfast and all-day sandwiches, where the menu reflects the true taste of South Philly. Every weekday from 4pm - 7pm, take advantage of well-deserved happy hour following a long day's work.

Stone Street Tavern
52 Stone St
**$$
Among the decor fo dark wood, chandeliers and multiple TVs that make this a sports fan's favorite, you will savor delicious sandwiches, burgers and other main dishes. The Mac & Cheese is awesome! Enjoy your meal and drinks outdoors in warmer weather that feels like a delightful Oktoberfest all summer long.

Trading Post
170 John St
** $$
Situated by the South Street Seaport, the bottomless brunch is a must-stop for both locals and visitors alike. The subterranean whiskey is cozy and the waterfront bar is a place you wish you didn't have to leave. There's even a special "shareable menu" for a more casual bite with friends.

Trinity Place
115 Broadway
** $$$
One of our favorite places to eat in the FiDi and not only because of the elegant and sophisticated decor and gracious service within a bank vault dating from 1904 - which is very cool by itself - but everything on the menu is cooked to perfection, incorporating the freshest ingredients and local produce. Whether you come for the meat or fish or just for drinks at the bar, you will not be disappointed.

Austrian

Schilling
109 Washington St
$$$
Michelin-starred chef Eduard Frauneder's Austrian-Mediterranean food is served at communal tables with banquet seating in rustic decor, which is what makes this restaurant fun to eat at, not to mention that the food is savory and excellent. Try for the Wiener Schnitzel and complete your meal with the Mascarpone.

Burgers

The Bailey
52 William St
$$

Coffee

Blue Spoon Coffee
90 William St
$

Gregory's Coffee
100 Wall St
$
Launched in the heart of Manhattan by a father & son team, CEO Gregory Zamfortis oversees 24 locations in the city. They roast their own coffee, bake their own pastries & train their own baristas to guarantee superior quality. Vegan & Gluten-free options available. Try the Night Vision Espresso blend!

Ground Central #3
2 Coenties Slip, 10004
$
This hipster coffee shop in the FiDi serves up artisanal coffee and espresso with delightful outdoor seating in warmer weather. The indoor vibe is full of vintage Rock 'n Roll records played alongside the Australian street artist "Heesco's" painted murals depicting the story of NY. 5 locations in the city. Extensive list of cookies, scones & pastries. We love the Ginger Chew Cookie!

Jack's Stir Brew
222 Front St
$$
The unique blending process used at Jack's lowers the acidity in your coffee making for a great tasting cup. There's a nice selection of vegan baked goods and the coffee is organic and ethically sourced.

Periscope Coffee
123 Pearl St
$$
With so many outstanding alternatives in the neighborhood to the national coffee chain, Periscope may look like another ordinary coffee cart but it's relly a cafe on wheels where the taste and quality of the hand-crafted Italian Lavazza coffees is why their customers are so loyal.

Continental

The Capital Grille
120 Broadway
$$$$

Cookie Shop

Insomnia Cookies
76 Pearl St
$$

Cuban

Sophie's Cuban
76 Fulton St
$
A family-owned Cuban restaurant, Sophie’s has been open and thriving in eight locations for 22 years. The Lunas always wanted to open a restaurant in New York City, and they fought hard to build a name for themselves through their delicious Cuban cuisine. Whether you try one of their original sandwiches or traditional fried plantains, we know you won’t be disappointed. Sophie’s is the true embodiment of the American Dream.

Diner

George's
89 Greenwich St
$$
Accessible.

Farm to Table

Dig Inn
80 Pine St
$

French

Augustine
5 Beekman St
** $$$$

La Parisienne
9 Maiden Ln
** $$

Greek

11 Hanover Greek
11 Hanover Sq
$$

GRK Fresh Greek
111 Fulton St
$$

Health-Conscious

Flavors
42 Broadway
$$
A healthy breakfast or lunch complete with your choice of yogurt, pasta, quinoa, sandwiches, soups, salads, dessert & more!
Try any of the natural,
delicious menu items at Flavors,
thriving in NYC since 1991.

Indian

Bombay's
60 Pearl St
$

Irish

Ulysses
95 Pearl St
** $$

Italian

Acqua
21 Peck Slip
** $$
Accessible. Coastal cuisine.

Antica
8 Stone St
$$$$
Accessible.

Barbalu's
225-227 Front St
** $$$

Da Claudio
21 Ann St
$$

Eataly
101 Liberty
$$

Felice
15 Gold St
** $$

Joseph's
3 Hanover Sq
$$$

Pisillo Italian Panini
97 Nassau St
$$$

Japanese

Haru Sushi
1 Wall Street Court
$$$
Accessible.

SUteiShi
24 Peck Slip
$$$

Juice Bar

Joe & The Juice
67 Wall St
$

Mediterranean

Nish Nush
41 John St
$$

Mexican

Mad Dog & Beans
83 Pearl St
$$
Some of the best Mexican food you will find north of the border.
Start your meal with chips and guacamole! Their sangria is the perfect chill for warm weather days. Quesadillas, fajitas, tacos and remember to
save room for dessert!
Tres Leches cake and, for chocolate lovers, Mad Dog's flourless chocolate cake with whipped cream and fruit.

Pizza

Adrienne's
Pizzabar
54 Stone St
$
Accessible.

Cucina Bene
41 Exchange Pl
$

Grotto Pizzeria
69 New St
$

Neapolitan Express
40 Wall St
$$

Rosella's Pizzeria
164 William St
$$

Ramen Noodles

Kuu
20 John St
$

Rooftop Dining

Ketch Brewhouse
6 Platt St
** $$

Russian

Matryoshka
88 Fulton St
$$

Sandwiches

Cosi
55 Broad St
$

d Elici
71 Nassau St
$

Made Fresh Daily
226 Front St
** $

Melt Shop
111 Fulton St
$

Poke Bowl
104 Fulton St
$
Poke bowls are the newest trend in Hawaiian cuisine. Specialty bowls with salmon, tuna, chicken or Korean bbq.
Tantalize your taste buds &
create your own bowl!

Seafood

Luke's Lobster
26 S William St
$

Steak House

Blue Ribbon
Federal Grill
84 William St
$$

Bobby Van's
25 Broad St
$$$
Accessible.

Delmonico's
56 Beaver St
$$$
Accessible.

Harry's
1 Hanover Sq
$$$

Mark Joseph
261 Water St
$$$

Tex-Mex

Cowgirl Seahorse
259 Front St
** $
Accessible.

Green Markets

Bowling Green Greenmarket
Broadway @ Battery Place
Open Tuesdays & Thursdays, year-round, 8a - 5p

Parks &
Green Space

Battery Park
Adjacent to New York Harbor, southern tip of NYC

Bowling Green Park
Broadway St & Whitehall St
NYC's oldest park.

Zuccotti Park
1 Liberty Plaza