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Crosby Street Hotel
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Rooms & Views
Located on the 9th, 10th and 11th floors with views of the city, this suite features a living room with high ceilings an…
This suite features a seating area, dining area and an private bathroom with granite countertops and free toiletries.
This 2-bedroom suite features a mini-bar, iPod docking station and a flat-screen cable TV with a DVD player.
This one-bedroom suite is located on the 2nd, 6th, 7th and 8th floors of the hotel. It has a separate living room and a…
This high-floor one-bedroom suite is located on the 9th, 10th and 11th floors of the building. It offers a view of downt…
The air-conditioned suite features 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom with a bath or a shower and a hairdryer. The suite offers a…
The air-conditioned suite features 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom with a bath or a shower and a hairdryer. The suite provides…
Located on the 3rd and 4th floors, this room features high ceilings with full-length windows.
Located on the top 4 floors of the hotel, this room features high ceilings with full length windows.
Located on the 5th, 6th and 7th floors, this room features high ceilings with full length windows.
This 2nd-floor room features a flat-screen cable TV and high ceilings with full length windows.
This double room provides a flat-screen TV. The unit offers 1 bed.
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Restaurants nearby
- Torrisi★ Michelin There is perfection in the details at Torrisi, where waiters are crisply dressed in dinner jackets and tables are draped in pressed linens, but the buzzy warmth is as charming as the good looks. Nestled inside the landmark Puck Building, this highly imaginative restaurant expertly balances the creative and the familiar. Nothing feels copied or contrived, and while some of the dishes may seem familiar, they've all been revamped with panache. The team caters to excited diners who feast on items like tuna with pickled caponata, penne with sauteed baby chanterelles in a luscious butter sauce, and 232m
- Estela★ Michelin A modern New York classic, Estela continues to set the standard for confident, ingredient-driven cooking in a relaxed, downtown setting. Chef Ignacio Mattos’s menu of shareable plates is at once restrained and expressive, built on unexpected combinations that feel both natural and precise. Signature dishes, such as ricotta dumplings with mushrooms and the crisp, ink-stained arroz negro with squid and hazelnuts, remain as compelling as ever. The room is lively yet composed, with a thoughtful wine list and polished, attentive service that enhance the experience. Consistent, distinctive and influ288m
- Torien★ Michelin Blacked-out windows mark the entrance to this NoHo sibling to Tokyo's Torishiki; diners are then buzzed in at street level, both of which add to the mysterious proceedings. A staff member then pulls back a curtain—et voila—you're here. Inside, Executive Chef Hideo An may be found working his skills like a master pianist—turning, fanning, saucing and brushing. It's a pristine workspace and the menu is a tribute to the yakitori tradition. Naturally, chicken takes center stage, though binchotan charcoal plays as vital a role as the fowl itself, with the aroma becoming one with the space and skewe395m
- Jungsik New York★★★ MichelinLa Liste 98.5 Cool and polished, this dining room bears that perfectly downtown nexus of low-key yet elegant; with its dark and light color scheme and intimate proportions. Chef/owner Mr. Yim Jung Sik and Executive Chef Daeik Kim's Korean meal starts like many do, with an array of banchan; however, the presentation here is unlike any other; and it's just that creativity that makes dining here so distinctive. From there, the tasting menu unfolds to reveals delights such as slivers of raw striped jack with white kimchi and chilled fish bone broth; gorgeously crisped octopus with gochujang aioli; and dry-aged 1.1km
- Le Coucou★ Michelin Le Coucou remains a white-hot scene that’s equal parts classic and cool, possessing a grace and elegance that many dining rooms can only hope to achieve. The crowd makes for good people watching, but the gorgeously appointed open kitchen deserves some focus as well. The menu is unapologetically French, though Chef Daniel Rose infuses his classics with a strong dose of personality. A selection of “gourmandises” showcases such exemplary classics as pike mousse quenelles dressed with lobster sauce or sautéed sweetbreads with cream and tarragon. Lamb is a celebration of springtime as a perfectly p485m
- Yoshino★ Michelin Revered chef Tadashi “Edowan” Yoshida commands this seriously impressive counter. Named for the town in Nara Prefecture where his father was born, there is a precise quality to every facet of this space — as in the hinoki counter (sourced from a 300-year-old tree) and handmade chairs to the knives crafted by a master from Saga Prefecture.This meticulous approach carries through to a masterful omakase that features an array of distinct cooked fare in addition to impressively sourced sushi. Meals bring an element of theater, so much so that diners will find themselves leaning in to absorb every 579m
- César★★ Michelin César Ramirez is one of a select few top-level chefs who can still be seen presiding over the stoves night after night. His downtown restaurant brings an understated modern look to a century-old address, and as might be expected, world-class seafood shipped from all over plays a large role in his tasting menu. Recent highlights include tender abalone in a delicate chawanmushi with truffle, ramp and hon-shimeji mushrooms, or lightly seared North Sea turbot and Spanish cuttlefish with spring peas. A masterful hand with sauces and careful handling of fish, shellfish and meat alike demonstrate a d974m
- Atera★★ Michelin Atera offers one of the city’s more polished counter dining experiences, with a spacious U-shaped counter that allows guests to settle comfortably into the rhythm of the open kitchen. The room is dark and sleek, while an occasionally playful soundtrack keeps the atmosphere from becoming overly formal. The tasting menu moves fluidly through globally influenced compositions rooted in precision and balance. Dishes like Hokkaido scallop with pickled kiwi and lemon verbena, or halibut with peekytoe crab and brown butter champagne foam, showcase a style that is refined without excess, where luxury i975m
- Yamada★ Michelin Chef Isao Yamada's life's work has been kaiseki, and this impressive venture adds an interesting facet to the roster of high-end Japanese dining in New York. Diners here are treated to a personal expression of seasonality, with each course highlighting a distinct method of preparation. An array of sashimi bears impressive fish; the owan, or clear soup course, may brim with King crab dumplings; and the gohan, or rice course, may be a seasonal delight folded with Maine lobster, Nantucket sweet corn and maitake mushrooms from the Catskills.The chicly spare room is reserved for a handful of diners792m
- Dirt Candy★ Michelin Chef Amanda Cohen was an early advocate of vegetable-focused cooking, and her Lower East Side restaurant continues to explore the possibilities of seasonal produce through a highly creative lens. The menu evolves frequently, drawing on a wide range of vegetables and preparations that reflect both the season and the ideas of the kitchen. A single tasting menu offers a succession of dishes that play with form and flavor, often reimagining familiar ingredients in unexpected ways. Compositions may incorporate a mix of raw, cooked, pickled and preserved elements, with an emphasis on contrast and ex793m
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Attractions nearby
- Greenwich Village neighborhood in Manhattan, New York City, New York, United States1.3km
- One World Trade Center main building of the rebuilt World Trade Center complex in Lower Manhattan, New York City1.8km
- Brooklyn Bridge bridge in New York City, crossing the East River1.9km
- Washington Square Park park in the Greenwich Village neighborhood of Lower Manhattan, New York City866m
- Empire State Building skyscraper located in Midtown Manhattan, New York City, USA3.0km
- Manhattan Bridge bridge in New York City1.8km
- Union Square neighborhood and square in Manhattan, New York City, United States1.5km
- National September 11 Memorial & Museum memorial & museum in New York City commemorating the September 11, 2001 attacks1.9km
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