This has the potential to be the most poorly designed theater I've seen in my entire life. The bar…read more(and merch tables) in the lobby create an unusable passage with people trying to come in the front doors, trying to get drinks/merch and you can never tell which line is for what. They have like 3 toilets for the entire venue and you'll spend a chunk of your time waiting in line. I think the restrooms are original to the building (1920s) The sound system looks to be Meyer Leopard arrays with 900-LFCs and Rivage PM5 for the house console - so that's ripping! Only redeeming quality

Wonderful staff! So wonderful to get a little insight of the history of this wonderful theater…read more Staff is very eager to share & and they've had lots of opportunities to meet all kinds of people. They really enjoy this! I don't think there was a bad seat in the house. I could see the stage very well, and my seat was very comfortable. The restrooms were centrally located. No waiting. Very tidy. I enjoyed the snack bar and merchandise tables so much. How wonderful we were able to enjoy lovely teaching a meditation from Gen-la Dekyong. She is a no deed none in the Kadampa Modern Buddhism Tradition. She is like the pope of this Buddhist tradition and she's a woman. She's a gentle woman, and she really shares her vast knowledge as one of Geshle's original students in the UNITED kingdom 40 + years of practicing education, tourism . Fun and enlightening!! Such a wonderful evening. This teaching was called "a life without fear " & she gave such profound wisdom with us all. It was nice to see a souvenir on the wall. Pictures in frames of starts that recorders and performed here. Gorgeous!!! I would love to return again.

Town Hall Deli has some really good food, especially the sloppy joes and the steak sandwich. The…read morequality of the food is definitely the reason people keep coming back, and those sandwiches are some of my favorites there. However, my experiences with customer service have been mixed. The woman with the gray hair working at the register, I'm not sure if she is the owner or manager has come across as rude toward me on multiple occasions and has given me uncomfortable looks while I'm paying. I've also personally noticed what felt like different treatment toward some Jespy clients compared to other customers coming in, which made me feel uncomfortable and unwelcome at times she treats the Jespy clients differently. The setup for ordering subs can also be a little confusing, especially if it's your first time there or if the deli is busy. The line and ordering process could definitely be organized a bit better. The service overall could be friendlier and more welcoming. It's also a little pricey, so I don't go there very often. That being said, the food itself is still very good and worth trying if you're in the area.

WHat's with the attitude? Walked in 12 Saturday afternoon, place was empty, and we stood there for…read more10 minutes like idiots while staff made sandwiches and nobody acknowledged us. Finally, somebody mumbled "watchowant???" Placed order for 3 sloppy joes, took another 15 minutes for prep, and they shove a bag in our hand with no eye contact, no thank you, no have a nice day, etc., Then paid $75!! for three mediocre sandwiches and a couple of drinks. Never going back, this place can just get lost...

We had just finished dining at Crown Shy, also at 70 Pine Street, but we were not ready to end the…read morenight. A passerbyer suggested we visit Overstory, in the same building, and wow, what an experience. There's not too many places you can get an aerial view of the city, especially lower Manhattan and Brooklyn, without it being inundated with tourists... but this is one of those spots. Before entering, you do have to put a card on file with the concierge and there's a one-drink minimum. But after that, they escort you on to the elevator and you enter a funky oasis that is one of a kind. The bar is very reminiscent of the 70s, with a half round bar and stools but there's additional seating both in and outside. When you're outside, and hopefully you'll get there on a nice night like we did, you'll get to see the city in all its glory. The cocktails are good, and reasonably priced, and the staff, in their crushed pink velvet jackets, are extremely nice, as well. Also, get the lobster roll. It's so good. I joked to my friend that this may be my new date night spot. That is if I could ever get a date. Ha.

Top notch top notch top notch! Insane views and insane drinks! We went for a special pop up event…read morewhere some mixologists from Singapore's Nutmeg & Clove were guess spotting. Service was on point for how insane it was in there. Everyone was super friendly and accommodating. The little bites from the food menu were good too. I'd just go for the drinks though. I honestly liked the ones from their menu more than the pop up. Well worth the price!

Probably the nastiest woman I have had the displeasure of dealing with in state ran departments,…read moreand that says a lot. Had to go in person since I couldn't pay online, I explain why I'm there and she cuts me off mid sentence saying "it's a systemwide issue!" With extreme attitude. I knew I was going to deal with poor manners but good grief this woman was unpleasant. It's not societies' fault this is your occupation of choice! The vile being then processed my 2 camera tickets and sent me to another woman across the lobby to pay for them. The second woman who processed my payment was very nice and pleasant: completely the opposite of the first person I dealt with. This is just a symptom of a greater disease that is state employees working in departments, and a lot of NY city workers as well. They do the bare minimum and give you a terrible attitude when it's completely unnecessary. People generally don't deserve to be treated like that, and so that's why they get this rating.

New York City Department of Finance Parking Violations is an agency that has not crossed my mind in…read moreyears. Memories rush back of friends and family having to rush out to feed the meter during meals. Standing by the meter having my friends go through their change to make the correct payment is a bad memory too. It's true they made the payment system easier than in my youth. It's horrible trying to find a parking spot on the street. If my friends and family spend any length of time in the city a garage is more cost effective. I've lived long enough to know that you can't fight city hall. I wouldn't even attempt to fight a parking ticket. I advise you avoid stress by sending the payment and avoiding this office. Park in Manhattan at your own risk.

We meandered around the Wall Street area and sought out some of the well known landmarks and…read morestatues. We located The Bull, the NYSE, and accessed the subway to/from other locales. It would ideally be an entire day in each area of NY to fully appreciate all of its unique features.

Had to walk Wall Street and shed a few tears of money lost during a bear market. We also visited…read morethe famous bull praying for a bull market year to come. There were two lines for photo ops, one in front of the bull and the more popular line, the back end of the bull! Haha!

Overall: New favorite spot to stay for work trips. Experience based on two stays so far. Incredibly…read morespacious and comfortable. Convenient spot to commute to the office. The Space: Apartment feel, like you're in a second home. Different spots to lounge besides the bed. Multiple lighting options to suit different preferences but they're kind of everywhere. The Amenities: Has shampoo, conditioner, soap, lotion, towels, robes, q-tips, water bottle, tea, coffee (nice quality grounds from the cafe downstairs), and snacks! Nice kitchen/kitchenette, depending what room you get. Has basics of what you would need in a home. The Location: Hidden inside a building - need to take a certain set of elevators for the hotel rooms. Entrance is easy to find once you're inside the building. The cost: $$ The Service: Minimally staffed but helpful front desk. Cleaning is available daily.

In all the years that I've traveled to NYC this is, by far, the biggest place we've ever stayed at!…read moreI don't even know why I looked in the FiDi area. I think in the decades that I've visited the city, I've only gone to Wall Street as a tourist once! Yet somehow, during my most recent searches, I came across Mint House and decided to try it out based on the reviews. And boy, we were not disappointed! Mint House is located in an art deco building right smack in the middle of the financial district. I figured it would be quiet, because what nightlife would be around that area, right? Well, it was quiet, but it was fantastic! But it wasn't quiet that nothing was happening. There were still plenty of places to go to within the area. Black Fox Café is conveniently located on the first floor of the building. And there were many food options in the same building as well. From a Michelin starred restaurant to deli. And if you fancy it, you can even head to the rooftop bar! But the real star of the place is the actual rooms of the hotel. We had so much space in our studio that we didn't know what to do with it! We asked for a studio with two beds, and we absolutely loved that the beds were not next to each other. In fact, the other bed was located in a nook far away from the other bed, making it feel like it was a two bedroom space instead of a studio! We even had a full-size kitchen and a dining table for six that we didn't need. This was the first time in the many years we've traveled to the city that we had space to not only put our luggage, but also order in food, bring home food, keep it in the fridge and throw it in the microwave when we felt like it. Mint House is the unexpected favorite place we've ever stayed at, and we cannot wait to go back!

Advertised as a kebob but came out looking like beef jerky? These were like $18 by the way…read more Kind of offended tbh. 1/10

I came to Recreation Bar and was pleasantly surprised by how friendly and accommodating the staff…read morewere. I received service from Majed and he provided excellent service. The food was okay, but the overall experience made it worthwhile. Being able to enjoy quality time with friends and family while having fun is definitely a reason to visit. Recreation feels like an arcade, with table games and a basketball court, which adds to the atmosphere. I thought it was really cool to chat and play games while having brunch and a few drinks. The brunch menu prices are pretty reasonable. I came for brunch and would definitely return to try the dinner menu. The only thing I would suggest is perhaps adding a dessert to the menu for someone who likes to celebrate occasions with something sweet.

Cool free place to check out in the historic FiDi area. The upstairs balcony is closed right now…read moredue to construction. Also didn't see a bathroom anywhere.

Federal Hall National Memorial 26 Wall St…read more New York, NY 10005 If you are looking to visit a truly historic landmark, you've come to the right spot! This building was once located at the nation's former capital. President George Washington took the oath of office; witness a piece of the actual balcony where Washington stood during his inauguration. There is also a variety of other exhibits such as a Custom House and Coast Guard Art Gallery. This location is only open on weekdays, so plan accordingly and get a taste of postcolonial history! #federalhall #federallhallnationalmemorial #georgewashingtoninauguration #formercapital #coronthiancolumns #customhouse #coastguard #lowermanhattan #wallstreet #coastguardartgallery

The station itself is functional and well-connected, but like most of the subway system, it can get…read morequite crowded during rush hours and is not the cleanest. Also ran into some folks who were drugged out, which was disconcerting. Felt bad for them.

Broad Street has an okay MTA station. It has a pretty decent location. Something that helps it be…read moreas good as it is for sure. Otherwise it's nothing special at all. This is a pretty clean place. A good thing is that taking the subway here is convenient. It serves the J and Z Trains. These go to Brooklyn, so these make an important trip. Many other routes there take a long time and you take forever getting to it. This kind of takes awhile too, but it's not extremely long. It's the first stop on the J and Z in Manhattan before going to Brooklyn. The station isn't what you would call clean but it's not as horrible. If you're in the Financial District this is convenient. Many alternative routes other than this one. This is good if you want to avoid crowds on the Wall Street MTA stations.

We stayed at the Hyatt Centric on points as a globalists. Having stayed at many Hyatt's I can say…read morethat this was a nice stay. The rooms were not large but the theming was nice. The breakfast was not any thing special which was disappointing and one downfall was no free parking on free nights which is usually a standard.

The Hotel of Disappointments and Nightmares:…read more 1. The hotel AC system was broken. I thought it was my room only (told to open window) 2. Ice machines are only on the 8th & 10th floor of a 17 floor building. 3. No room service for lunch or dinner 4. Coffee not available all day in lobby 5. Had to literally have a room fan delivered from Target The best part: 1. A store like Walgreens is across the street for anything u need. 2. It was cheaper to Door Dash great meals than eating in the hotel restaurant. 3. Night female manager (carrie, i believe thats the name given) offered a nice room upgrade BUT it was still hot everywhere in the hotel. She did the best she could and I appreciate that. 4. The bathroom area is large! 5. I love the location if u like to avoid heavy crowds like in Times Square 3 day reservation was nearly 1k. Overall, RUN. This is not a 5 star hotel AT ALL! (My first time in NY)