Came here for a concert... cozy venue for a concert. Easy to find and get to. No really bad seats…read morein the house. Had balcony seats and was able to see just fine. The only thing was the lines to the restroom and the amount of restrooms itself was limited for the venue and the audience. Need to plan accordingly in order to get to your seats before the show starts and in between intermission.

Plusses and minuses seem to put Town Hall into a '3' category for me. The Plusses include seeing…read morea great show with great acoustics. Another plus is I like historic NYC, and seeing all the placques was like a history lesson. Don't pass up on reading them; many legends have graced the stage. The last plus would be well-trained and helpful staff. The minuses start to grow as the historic theater is an old theater, and the steps, bathroom situation, small and steep upper seating , small bar- lounge area etc, can actually distract from the overall experience. Go for the show, and be careful with your seat selection.

Pretty good! We've been meaning to try this spot and I'm so glad I finally was able to order ahead…read moreand grab to go. I must say parking sucks- there is a lot right next to, but there was a dark skinned man sitting in the lot basically patrolling. He told me I can't park there after I said I was running into deli to quickly pick up.. I found this a major turnoff. I'm 9 months pregnant might I add and the deli is basically on a narrow steep road with minimal spots. Not ideal. I also wouldn't consider the Area extremely safe so I didn't want to park too far away. I ended up just parking illegally and running in. I ordered (a whole) Favorite Joe, fries and macaroni salad. Everything tasted fresh once I got home and was good! I wouldn't say it's better or worse than Millburn deli - I can appreciate both places having a quality sloppy Joe!! If you're in the area, I would recommend you stop in!!

I want to love this place…read more Seems extremely scant on the vegetarian side. Pound cake seems lovely. Wonder if they make them fresh. Seems like a lovely local place, close to the train station and on the way to the farmers market.

64 stories over FiDi with a beautiful view from the roofdeck. Small, intimate cocktail bar…read more Creative cocktails, mocktails, and small bites from Saga. We had the grilled cheese, lobster roll, cheese plate, focaccia and dips. Loved them all and now I have Saga on my list to visit next. For cocktails I enjoyed the Cold Snap and the Pink Tuxedo. Great service. Our server Curtis was knowledgeable and provided great recommendations. Reservations recommended, it's a small space so I can see why it fills up quickly. We did see walk ins getting in, some being sat outside. We were there on the early side, as it got later it got busier so I suspect the walk in wait will be longer at later hours.

The view here is unreal! We had dined at crown shy and had some time to kill before our next plan…read more We noticed overstory in the same building up on the 64th floor so we tried for a walk in spot for 2 people. This was on a Tuesday night. They were able to take us right away. It's a wrap around view and I could have stood there for hours. There are some standing tables and a few seats that seemed like first come first serve. There's proper seating inside as well which I believe were for reservations. I had a Hugo spritz which was pretty good. Drinks are around $20.

For my 500th five star review…read more.. Yep I'm saying this. Here we are. Street parking in NYC is tolerable. Even... civilized. Thanks to digital meters, I parked a rather large SUV (the kind that usually sends meter maids into cardiac arrest) with minimal effort. Zero drama. Time and again. The going rate per hour? The price of a passable latte. $5-$7. I'll take convenience and dignity over circling the block like a common tourist, any day. Good job, New York. For once, applause. Slow, measured applause, for getting something elegantly right.

We were given tickets for parking in areas where we had paid online. The reason given on the ticket…read morewas that no physical receipt was displayed. Despite contesting the ticket and the judge seeing that yes it was paid for the excuse now is somehow the vehicle is not from NY and it is listed as such in the case. T hey are insisting that we pay. It would be good to update the knowledge of the officers still looking for physical receipts and equip them with some form of technology that allows them to see when a vehicle parking fee has been paid online. Very disgruntled!

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.

Ah yes, Wall Street. Where the rich get richer while us peasants lose money as they manipulate the…read moremarket. Honestly, nothing much to see here. Yes, cool buildings and architectures and NYSE there but nothing else. You won't get your money back from the stock market.

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!

Cute bar! There's a nice view of downtown, with stool, bar or couch seats. I would have easily…read moremissed this place if my friends didn't point out its location at the top of the hotel. Lots of fun activities, and I saw some people studying here too lol We got the Disco Ball, which was perfect to split amongst 6 people. There was definitely more ice than drink... but it was cheaper than ordering 6 separate drinks. Service was fast and friendly. Solid spot for the ambiance. Ty for reading (￣^￣)ゞ

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

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

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.

This is a clean, renovated station on the J line--either the beginning or the end, depending on how…read moreyou look at it. It's right near all the court and municipal buildings, and with the imminent L shutdown looming, I'm awfully happy to have the J and Z trains to Brooklyn. I've been scoping them out for some time now, but I'm aware everyone else is too.

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.

I stay within the Hyatt family and my choices were between Hyatt Centric and the Gild for our…read morepreferred location. I went with Hyatt Centric since there didn't seem to be 4 person rooms available at the Gild at the time I booked, and Centric had reasonable pricing. Hyatt Centric is in a great location in the Financial District. The closest subway entrance is for lines 2 and 3, which is just a few minutes walk away. It's very easy to find. Calling Ubers wasn't a pain. My party arrived around 9am after a red eye and luckily, a 2-bed room was already ready. The rooms are very spacious-- enough to accommodate 4 luggages without feeling too cramped. At first, it smelled like fresh paint but it went away after turning on the air. The double beds were comfortable. There were only 2 pillows per bed and they were so flat, I had to fold them to make it more comfortable. There were 2 free water bottles ready in the room. I appreciated the mini fridge, the iron/ironing board already available, the blackout curtain options and importantly, the sliding full body mirror by the closet. There were no coffees/teas. WiFi was decent. Expect to hear construction and traffic noise early in the morning-- this is not the hotel's fault, just an NYC thing so bring ear plugs if that bothers you. The bathroom was spacious also, but it could've used a couple more towel hooks outside the shower (the towel rack is inside the shower, under where the toiletries go so the towels would've gotten wet if we left them in). It also could've used an extra shelf under the sink to put toiletries on. The sliding door to the bathroom doesn't close all the way (it wasn't broken, it seemed like it was just the way it's built) and there was no noise control at all. I found it weird that the wall that's shared between the bedroom and the bathroom has this translucent glass, so you can see the silhouette of someone showering. Otherwise, I appreciated the little amenities available like shower caps. The fitness room was located in the bottom floor. I took a quick glance at it and it seemed cleaned. There were multiple cardio machines and a separate weight room with dumbbells. On the same floor, the bathrooms for men and women required a key card to get in and they were always clean. There's no pool at this hotel and I'm unsure about the spa services. There were 2 restaurants called Wall and Water and Centric Bar and Grill. I didn't get to check them out since we were mostly out and about. I received great service from the front desk to the housekeepers during my 5 day stay here. Every time I requested for something over the phone (mending kit, more towels, etc) it would be delivered within 15 minutes. This hotel is not for those looking for a 5-star accommodation. This is for those looking for a convenient location that's close to many establishments. Overall, I'd stay in this hotel again for the convenient location and the spacious rooms!

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.