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Manhatta is a love letter to New York City. Perched 60 floors up, embodying the spirit of a tried-and-true New Yorker, Manhatta is rooted in and inspired by the people that gravitate here. Bringing a deep collection of international wines and spirits and a relaxed dinner menu to the heart of the financial district, Manhatta is the party you’ll want to return to night after night.
Set on the 60th floor, this ritzy, high-end restaurant features New American cuisine and city views.
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Address: 28 Liberty St 60th floor, New York, NY 10005
Phone: (212) 230-5788
Website: https://www.manhattarestaurant.com/
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Di Avi
We had an absolutely incredible experience at Manhatta for my friend’s birthday! From the moment we walked in, the entire staff made her feel so special—everyone went out of their way to congratulate her. We were lucky enough to get a stunning window seat with a breathtaking view of the city. There was even a thoughtful birthday card waiting for us on the table! The food was of the highest quality and the service was flawless. They truly know how to make an occasion feel grand. Highly recommend!
… moreOp.Dr. Mert Demirel
We had dinner at Manhatta, located on the 60th floor of a skyscraper in the Wall Street district, and the experience was impressive overall.
From the moment you arrive, the welcome is highly professional. The hostess team, maître d’, and sommelier all contribute to a very polished and well-organized atmosphere. The service is attentive, refined, and genuinely professional throughout the evening.
The view is truly spectacular. One side overlooks the Brooklyn Bridge and Brooklyn, while the main façade faces Uptown Manhattan, showcasing the iconic, glittering skyline in all its glory. At the entrance, there is a stylish and functional bar area with a stunning backdrop view. Walking to the right, the restaurant opens into an L-shaped dining room with approximately 30 tables. The staff-to-guest ratio is excellent, and service flows smoothly.
They offer a 3- or 4-course prix fixe menu. Each course (starter, main, dessert) includes about five options, which keeps the selection focused and prevents the menu from feeling overwhelming. The concept feels standardized, elegant, and based on quality ingredients rather than excessive variety.
My wife and I both chose the four-course menu.
I started with the raw shrimp, which was excellent — easily the highlight of my meal. I then had scallops, followed by a vegan main course that, unfortunately, felt underdeveloped and barely cooked — surprisingly so, to the point that it felt almost unfinished. I ended with a chocolate mousse. I paired my meal with a mezcal-based spicy cocktail, which was well balanced and enjoyable.
My wife chose burrata as a starter, a lentil-based dish, tagliatelle, sea bass as her main course, and sorbet for dessert. She paired her meal with a Blanc de Blancs champagne, which complemented her dishes beautifully.
Overall, the food was good but somewhat mediocre in execution, with a few highlights (especially the raw shrimp). I would rate the food 4 out of 5. However, the atmosphere, views, and the professionalism and friendliness of the staff easily deserve 5 out of 5.
A unique and charming touch: the restaurant provides binoculars placed around the space for guests to enjoy the skyline up close — a thoughtful and memorable detail. Additionally, the small “bites” served between courses were delightful and well executed.
In summary: go for the view, the ambiance, and the impeccable service. The food is good, but the overall experience is what truly stands out.
… moreFrom the moment you arrive, the welcome is highly professional. The hostess team, maître d’, and sommelier all contribute to a very polished and well-organized atmosphere. The service is attentive, refined, and genuinely professional throughout the evening.
The view is truly spectacular. One side overlooks the Brooklyn Bridge and Brooklyn, while the main façade faces Uptown Manhattan, showcasing the iconic, glittering skyline in all its glory. At the entrance, there is a stylish and functional bar area with a stunning backdrop view. Walking to the right, the restaurant opens into an L-shaped dining room with approximately 30 tables. The staff-to-guest ratio is excellent, and service flows smoothly.
They offer a 3- or 4-course prix fixe menu. Each course (starter, main, dessert) includes about five options, which keeps the selection focused and prevents the menu from feeling overwhelming. The concept feels standardized, elegant, and based on quality ingredients rather than excessive variety.
My wife and I both chose the four-course menu.
I started with the raw shrimp, which was excellent — easily the highlight of my meal. I then had scallops, followed by a vegan main course that, unfortunately, felt underdeveloped and barely cooked — surprisingly so, to the point that it felt almost unfinished. I ended with a chocolate mousse. I paired my meal with a mezcal-based spicy cocktail, which was well balanced and enjoyable.
My wife chose burrata as a starter, a lentil-based dish, tagliatelle, sea bass as her main course, and sorbet for dessert. She paired her meal with a Blanc de Blancs champagne, which complemented her dishes beautifully.
Overall, the food was good but somewhat mediocre in execution, with a few highlights (especially the raw shrimp). I would rate the food 4 out of 5. However, the atmosphere, views, and the professionalism and friendliness of the staff easily deserve 5 out of 5.
A unique and charming touch: the restaurant provides binoculars placed around the space for guests to enjoy the skyline up close — a thoughtful and memorable detail. Additionally, the small “bites” served between courses were delightful and well executed.
In summary: go for the view, the ambiance, and the impeccable service. The food is good, but the overall experience is what truly stands out.
Yejing Yang
The view is so awesome! The sun comes out after we sitting at the table! Services is so warm. The food is so so delicious! My very first time beef burger, great taste!
It is couple special occasions we celebrate today, best decisions made to come here. Cheers!
… moreIt is couple special occasions we celebrate today, best decisions made to come here. Cheers!
Rajeev Jha
Visiting Little Italy in New York City with my family was like stepping into a small slice of Europe right in the heart of Manhattan. The moment we walked down Mulberry Street, the atmosphere felt lively, colorful, and full of character. Italian flags hanging across the street, outdoor seating areas, and the aroma of garlic and fresh tomato sauce instantly made us hungry.
What I loved most was simply strolling together and exploring the many snack outlets and restaurants lined up one after another. Small bakeries displayed cannoli, biscotti, and pastries that looked too good to resist. We stopped to try fresh cannoli filled on the spot — crispy shells with sweet, creamy ricotta inside. It was absolutely delicious.
The restaurants offered everything from classic pasta dishes and wood-fired pizzas to seafood and rich lasagna. Many places had outdoor seating, which made the experience even more enjoyable. Sitting there with my family, enjoying authentic Italian food while watching the crowd pass by, felt special and relaxed. The drinks were just as enjoyable — refreshing mocktails, Italian sodas, espresso, and cappuccino that completed the meal perfectly.
There were also small souvenir shops and specialty stores selling Italian sauces, olive oils, and sweets, adding to the cultural charm of the neighborhood. The entire area had a warm, welcoming vibe that made us slow down and truly enjoy the moment.
Little Italy is not just about food — it’s about culture, tradition, and togetherness. Visiting with my family made it even more memorable.
… moreWhat I loved most was simply strolling together and exploring the many snack outlets and restaurants lined up one after another. Small bakeries displayed cannoli, biscotti, and pastries that looked too good to resist. We stopped to try fresh cannoli filled on the spot — crispy shells with sweet, creamy ricotta inside. It was absolutely delicious.
The restaurants offered everything from classic pasta dishes and wood-fired pizzas to seafood and rich lasagna. Many places had outdoor seating, which made the experience even more enjoyable. Sitting there with my family, enjoying authentic Italian food while watching the crowd pass by, felt special and relaxed. The drinks were just as enjoyable — refreshing mocktails, Italian sodas, espresso, and cappuccino that completed the meal perfectly.
There were also small souvenir shops and specialty stores selling Italian sauces, olive oils, and sweets, adding to the cultural charm of the neighborhood. The entire area had a warm, welcoming vibe that made us slow down and truly enjoy the moment.
Little Italy is not just about food — it’s about culture, tradition, and togetherness. Visiting with my family made it even more memorable.
Shirley Wang
Great ambiance, would be a cute date spot with the nice views!
My friend and I did the the 4 course meal. I ordered the burrata, octopus, duck, and the an Asian toast dessert. Everything tasted great overall, but wasn’t a huge fan of the thick breading on the octopus. Dinner took almost 3 hours, which felt a bit long, but service was attentive the whole time.
… moreMy friend and I did the the 4 course meal. I ordered the burrata, octopus, duck, and the an Asian toast dessert. Everything tasted great overall, but wasn’t a huge fan of the thick breading on the octopus. Dinner took almost 3 hours, which felt a bit long, but service was attentive the whole time.
Jonathan Murphy
Incredibly charming experience. The staff are incredible and the food portions blow other high-end dining out of the water. Quality is remarkable. Strongly recommend the Counter seating and the Octopus. As others note, beautiful views. All around recommendation.
… moreLouie Huang
The view of the city is amazing and manhatta knows it; they have binoculars placed around the restaurant to take in the views. To go along with the sights, the restaurant has a really amazing menu with great seafood. The prize however is the burger which is spectacular. My sister and mom who aren’t typical burger connoisseurs highly enjoyed it. Do yourself a favor and slice the pickle and add it to the burger, it brings the acidity that completes the meal.
… moreLeslie Teng
Came here and ate at the bar on Thursday night; the bar was already quite packed by 5:30 PM, but we were able to snag two seats. The cocktails are really good and creative. I got the Leaves of Grass and the Diamond Dogs, and both were very easy to drink. For food, we shared a chopped cheese and a burger. Both were delicious. The chopped cheese was definitely quite fancy (lots of shaved truffle, but not too much to be overpowering), and the filling was flavorful and rich. The burger had a nice char on outside but was juicy on the inside. For dessert, we had the coconut mousse, which I liked despite not being so into coconut.
Service at the bar was laid back and friendly, and it was fun to watch the hecticness of the bartenders making so many cocktails. The views of the city from the 60th floor were also stunning.
… moreService at the bar was laid back and friendly, and it was fun to watch the hecticness of the bartenders making so many cocktails. The views of the city from the 60th floor were also stunning.
Happy Days
I can’t say enough about this restaurant. From the moment you walk in, the experience is exceptional. The coat check gentleman was an absolute pleasure to speak with, escorting us up in the elevator before we were warmly greeted at the restaurant. Everyone genuinely seemed happy to be there. The views are stunning, the staff just as amazing, and you never feel rushed—you’re truly able to enjoy every course at your own pace. I would absolutely recommend coming here.
… moreDrama Queen
Manhatta is a high-end, 60th-floor restaurant in Lower Manhattan (28 Liberty St) operated by Danny Meyer’s Union Square Hospitality Group. It serves New American cuisine with French/Japanese influences under Chef Jason Pfeifer, featuring stunning 360-degree skyline views. The venue offers prix-fixe dinner, a la carte lunch, and a robust cocktail/wine menu.
Key Details:
Location: 28 Liberty St., 60th Floor, New York, NY 10005.
Cuisine: New American (upscale).
Menu: Prix fixe dinner, a la carte lunch, extensive wine/cocktail list.
Atmosphere: Modern, romantic, panoramic views of the harbor and city.
Dress Code: Business casual or chic.
Reservations: Highly recommended, even for lunch.
Dining Experience:
Highlights: Known for dishes like, French onion cheeseburger (bar), and seasonally inspired entrees.
Service: Noted for being excellent and professional.
Features: Includes a bar/lounge area (40 seats) and a main dining room (50 seats).
Manhatta is considered a premier spot for special occasions and business dining in the Financial District.
… moreKey Details:
Location: 28 Liberty St., 60th Floor, New York, NY 10005.
Cuisine: New American (upscale).
Menu: Prix fixe dinner, a la carte lunch, extensive wine/cocktail list.
Atmosphere: Modern, romantic, panoramic views of the harbor and city.
Dress Code: Business casual or chic.
Reservations: Highly recommended, even for lunch.
Dining Experience:
Highlights: Known for dishes like, French onion cheeseburger (bar), and seasonally inspired entrees.
Service: Noted for being excellent and professional.
Features: Includes a bar/lounge area (40 seats) and a main dining room (50 seats).
Manhatta is considered a premier spot for special occasions and business dining in the Financial District.