President Theodore Roosevelt, Oscar Wilde and James Cagney are a few of those who’ve resided in Gramercy, one of NYC’s most upscale neighborhoods. Landmarks like the National Arts Club and The Players private club, along with performance venues Irving Plaza, the Gramercy Theatre and the Jazz Standard (for live music) and Repertorio Español (for Spanish-language theater), are just a few of the draws of this eastside neighborhood.
The flagship business launched Danny Meyer’s Union Square Hospitality Group.
This walled, two-acre park is one of New York's most exclusive green spaces.
One of the City's premier concert venues has a large ballroom with polished wooden floors.
Enjoy contemporary American cooking executed with unparalleled service.
This brownstone is open to the public for free guided tours.
Pete's Tavern is the oldest continuously operating bar and restaurant in New York City.
Expect a mix of seating in back with general admission standing room in front.