7 Places To Drink & Dine Near The Tribeca Film Festival
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If you’re planning on attending any of this year’s riveting premieres check out our guide for where to drink & dine in Tribeca:
LAZY POINT: It may be 5 more weeks till ‘unofficial summer’ begins but you can let the good times roll now at the Long Island coastline inspired Lazy Point. Sip on mixologist Jeremy Strawn’s cocktails filled with seasonal ingredients and the taxi horns will start sounding like waves crashing. View details...
BELLE REVE: This Tribeca newcomer is all-encompassing: play the piano, hop on the open mic, sip cocktails from A-list bartenders, order inventive American fare, come with friends, make friends… need we say more? Bottom line: Come here before or after a film for any of the above. View details...
ALMOND TRIBECA: This classic American/French bistro located in the heart of New York City’s cobblestoned Tribeca neighborhood, seamlessly blends the farm-to-table culture in a vibrant and comfortable atmosphere. Keep it intimate and snag one of the few seats at the raw bar, mingle at the bar, or analyze the film at a table with a group in the spacious dining room. Make a reservation...
AÑEJO TRiBECA: Executive Chef/Owner Angelo Sosa, the handsome finalist on Bravo's Top Chef, brings his popular Hell’s Kitchen Mexican Restaurant & Tequila Bar to the Tribeca neighborhood. With a menu that taps into all the flavor profiles and an extensive list of cocktails, flights, tequilas and mezcals, you’re guaranteed a good time. Make a reservation...
DISTILLED: A casual atmosphere with a food and cocktail menu that caters to anyone’s cravings, Distilled has become a neighborhood favorite, an epicurean destination, and a social stomping ground. View details...
LANDMARC TRIBECA: Chef Marc Murphy serves French bistro fare with Italian influences at this contemporary neighborhood spot. Enjoy the comfortable fare driven by market-fresh ingredients along with a glass of wine from their extensive international selection available in the half or full bottle, with their trademark non-traditional (low mark-up) philosophy. Make a reservation...
LOOPY DOOPY ROOFTOP BAR: If the weather remains in our favor, take a short commute up to Loopy Doopy Bar at the Conrad Hotel (it's in the same building as the Regal Battery Park Theater). Sip (and lick) on their signature Prosecco & Icepop cocktails while taking in the views over the Hudson. Click for details...
(Photos From Left: Almond Tribeca by Clay Williams; Añejo Tribeca; Lazy Point)
