Things to Do in Lower Manhattan
Things to do in Lower Manhattan
The Pier 17 Rooftop has been transformed into a green oasis with dining & drinks, designed for seamless social distancing. The Greens will be open to the public starting on Saturday, August 1st. The Greens will be open 7 days/week from 11 am – 11 pm.
Location: The Rooftop at Pier 17
Opening Date: Saturday, August 1st
Hours: 7 days a week, 11 am-11 pm
To learn more, please visit their website HERE.
JUST ANNOUNCED:
NYC’s Open Restaurant Program is an effort to implement a citywide multi-phase program to expand outdoor seating options for restaurants and bars to promote open space, enhance social distancing, and help them rebound in these difficult economic times.
NYC’s approach prioritizes geographic equity and allows us to reach the areas most impacted by COVID-19.
This program is designed to assist existing restaurants and bars that have been authorized by the Governor of the State of New York to re-open under Phase Two and want to use outdoor areas on a temporary basis. This application is only for restaurants and bars seeking permission to place outdoor seating in front of their establishment on the sidewalk and/or roadway. You do not need to apply to place outdoor seating on private property.
To learn more, please visit the NYC.gov website HERE.
If you haven’t been to Seamore’s yet now is your chance! Brookfield Place has opened its largest location yet. With beautiful views, elevated dishes, new interiors and an airstream cocktail bar on the outdoor patio. Seamore’s is your year-round Urban Escape. Make your reservation for Seamore’s today and enjoy the brand new location!
Location: 250 Vesey Street at Brookfield Place
For information and reservations, please visit their website HERE
The Downtown Alliance is bringing together the community of downtown restaurants for the 17th Annual “Dine Around Downtown” food event on Tuesday, May 22nd. The foodie event is open to the public and showcases more than 40 restaurants that call downtown home. Tickets will be sold at the event and attendees will have a chance to sample signature dishes from an impressive list of downtown destinations. Participating restaurants include: Adrienne’s Pizza Bar; Andaz Kitchen and Bar; ATRIO Wine Bar and Restaurant; Battery Gardens; Bavaria Bier Haus; Bay Room; Beckett’s Bar & Grill; Bill’s Bar & Burger; Blue Ribbon Bakery; Blue Smoke BPC; Bobby Van’s Steakhouse; Brushstroke; City Acres Market; Cowgirl Seahorse; Delmonico’s Restaurant; Eataly; Financier Patisserie; Harry’s Café; Harry’s Italian; Inatteso; Juice Brothers; The Ketch Brewhouse; Le District; Mad Dog & Beans Mexican Cantina; Manhatta; OBAO Water Street; PARM battery Park; Pier A Harbor House; Route 66 Smokehouse; Sprinkles Land; Stone Street Tavern; Suteishi Japanese Restaurant; The Capital Grille; The Dubliner; The Malt House; The Tuck Room; Ulysses’ Folk House; Underdog; Vintry Wine & Whiskey, and Wei West.
FiDi Families Insiders: The event includes music by The National Jazz Museum in Harlem-All Stars.
Once again, a photo contest will be taking place, encouraging attendees to post a photo of each of their food plates on Instagram, Twitter or Facebook, using the hashtag #DownIsWhatsUp to enter the contest. Clearly, the more photos (the more food you eat), the better your chances of winning a two-night stay for two at the Conrad New York.
This fun food event is co-sponsored by the Fosun Group, which manages 28 Liberty Plaza and the Alliance for Downtown, which serves the Lower Manhattan community.
Date: Tuesday, May 22nd (rain or shine)
Time: 11 am – 3 pm
Location: 28 Liberty (between Liberty and Pine Streets)
For more information, please visit their website HERE