60 Wall Street Atrium

Nice place to sit and chill over coffee. The breakfast croissant was very good. Very spacious and the waiters were attentive. Nice ambiance.

Absolutely iconique and a god damn shame the city wants to tear this vaporwave gem down. Visit it before it's too late!

I know it's a public space but the lighting is bad and it isn't well maintained. Tables are dirty and it gets suspicious after dark. I wouldn't recommend for any gathering or anything.

Pictures don't quite do this space justice. This is a beautifully proportioned and detailed public space, open until 10PM on weeknights, perfect for eating during lunch break. The design screams 1980s Pomo and its charming references to other architectural landmarks in the area are visible to discerning visitors. The space could be improved with retail as the storefronts have been closed since the pandemic. But all in all, well worth visiting if you are in the area.

Good place to stop & sit, write, meet people, eat something, etc. Subway entrance inside a plus on rainy days.

My favorite spot in the city. Beautiful cream columns and palm trees that burst with personality. It's like going back in time- in the best way. Always a joy to walk through this space. I would be crestfallen if this space ever changed.

Absolutely stunning atrium hidden in the Financial District with air-conditioning (in the summer of course), plenty of chairs/tables for a morning coffee break or lunch, a couple food vendors (Starbucks, etc). It's beautiful (white tiles everywhere), quiet (even through its right above the 2/3 trains), and clean!

The architecture is my favorite part through, it's easily one of my favorite gems in NYC.

If you want to feel like the honey in a rap video, just come here. It's pretty posh and it's just a skip or a stone's throw from the ferry terminal.

It's a beautiful public space, plenty of chairs and sitting area and you can charge your devices as well. Got a direct access from 2-3 Wall St train, Starbucks inside and you can bring your own.

60 Wall Street, the Deutsche Bank Building, has a public atrium as a requirement in exchange for being able to build extra floors. Many corporations around town have chosen to do this in order to maximize their floor space. Technically speaking, this is "privately owned public space."

60 Wall was the organizing place last winter of Occupy Wall Street; it apparently isn't now, but being a public space they can't exclude people.

One very cool thing is that there are palm trees here, and sometimes birds fly in from outdoors and nest in the trees before they're shooed out again. There's also a fountain and the Wall Street station of the 2 and 3 subway line has an entrance through this room. When the Cinnamon Snail is parked on Wall street, I like to bring my lunch here to eat it.