New York City
Welcome to the city that never sleeps! New York City is one of the most vibrant and exciting places on earth, with endless opportunities for adventure and exploration. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned New York veteran, there's always something new to discover in this bustling metropolis that sits at the crossroads of art, design, and culture. From towering skyscrapers to charming neighborhoods, from world-class museums to cutting-edge galleries, from top-rated restaurants to delicious street food, New York City truly has something for everyone.
The Greenwich Hotel is an eclectic boutique hotel located in the trendy neighborhood of Tribeca. Designed by a renowned architect, the hotel boasts a unique and sophisticated decor, blending various styles and influences from around the world. Each of the 88 rooms and suites are individually designed and features custom-made furnishings, original artwork, and luxurious amenities such as marble bathrooms, Frette linens, and a fully-stocked minibar.
Superior King Soaking Tub Room connecting to Superior King Room + Rollaway Bed
Inclusions: Daily Continental Breakfast
Address: 377 Greenwich St, New York, NY 10013
Confirmation Numbers: will be provided
Below you will find some of our favorite restaurants in Tribeca and the surrounding neighborhoods. Please let us know if we can assist you in booking a reservation!
French
- The Odeon: Lively bistro with outdoor seating serving French-American food, plus brunch & late-night bites.
- Minetta Tavern: Celeb-magnet hot-ticket tavern with upper-end French bistro fare & reimagined vintage decor.
- Boucherie: A traditional French bistro in Manhattan celebrating good food and joie de vivre
- La Mercerie: Contemporary French eatery, pastry counter & home decor showcase inside Roman and Williams Guild
- Buvette: Popular, quaint bistro offering a French small-plates menu at breakfast, lunch & dinner
Italian
- Locanda Verde: Located right next door to us, is the neighborhood hotspot showcasing rustic Italian cuisine in a lively atmosphere.
- Il Mulino: Beautifully combines the culinary mecca of a Roman trattoria and Florentine café with the contemporary cosmopolitan feel of downtown Manhattan
- Dante: Legendary circa-1915 cafe serving small plates & cocktails in an updated historic setting.
- Altro Paradiso: 15-minute walk, SoHo area, traditional Italian cooking with a wood accented ambiance.
- King: A newer restaurant with a lot of positive buzz, serving seasonal Southern Italian.
- L’Artusi: Italian small plates are matched by an extensive wine list at this bi-level restaurant.
Asian
- Macao Trading Co: A bi-level, 1940s gambling parlor sets an exotic backdrop for Chinese-Portuguese small plates. Macao is not upscale as the others, but it is a neighborhood favorite with a fun & trendy vibe and great food
- Paisley: Pan-Indian plates, craft cocktails & wine are served at this sprawling haunt with a wraparound bar.
- Sushi Azabu: Tucked under street level, this intimate spot features sushi crafted from fresh-from-Japan fish.
- Chinese Tuxedo: Two-story spot in a former opera house, offering contemporary Chinese dishes & stylish touches
American
- American Cut: Modern art-deco steakhouse literally next block from us.
- Bubbys: Weekend brunch hot spot serving homestyle American eats with many locally sourced ingredients.
- Au cheval: Sister to the Chicago original serving elevated burgers & American dishes in a stylish setting.
- American Bar: A menu of classic American bistro dishes & cocktails in a traditional dining room, fit for groups.
- One White Street: This 19th-century townhouse, once the downtown hangout for a famous musician and his partner, has been transformed into a destination of culinary excellence, thanks to Chef Austin Johnson and Master Sommelier Dustin Wilson. Featuring a menu of ingredient-driven, globally inspired food sourced here in New York.
Meet your private driver in the arrivals hall after baggage claim for a transfer to your hotel for check-in and time at leisure. They will be holding a sign with your name on it.
Driver's Name: will be provided
Driver's Cell: will be provided
In case you have trouble locating your driver, please call The Greenwich Hotel Concierge at (212) 941-8900 x3.
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If you're looking for a quick bite to eat around the theater, below are some recommended options:
DIG: fast-casual restaurant chain in NYC that offers build-your-own bowls with a focus on healthy, seasonal ingredients and sustainable sourcing.
- Address: 856 8th Ave, New York, NY 10019 | 4-minute walk from the theater
Mighty Quinn's BBQ: For some of the best BBQ in the city, head to Mighty Quinn's. Their fast-casual restaurant serves up delicious smoked meats, sandwiches, and sides, all made with high-quality ingredients.
- Address: 1407 Broadway, New York, NY 10018 | 12-minute walk from the theater
Dos Toros Taqueria: NYC's answer to Chipotle. If you're in the mood for Mexican food, Dos Toros offers fast-casual burritos, tacos, and bowls made with fresh ingredients and flavorful sauces.
- Address: 52 W 52nd St, New York, NY 10019 | 11-minute walk from the theater
The Halal Guys: While this stalwart in the NYC food cart scenset is certainly past its prime, it's still one of the best in Midtown. A plate of chicken over rice with that white sauce just brings about so much nostalgia...
- Address: 6th Avenue &, W 53rd St, New York, 10019 | 11-minute walk from the theater
This evening, head to Broadway for the critically acclaimed Book of Mormon!
Date: Wednesday, April 5th
Time: Evening
Venue: Eugene O'Neill Theatre
Address: 230 W 49th St, New York, NY 10019
Directions from The Greenwich
Tickets confirmed.
You have a reservation for 5 people this evening at Serendipity3.
Please note that due to overwhelming demand, the restaurant only holds tables for 10 minutes and your entire party must be present to be seated.
Date: April 5th
Reservation Name: will be provided
Time: Late evening
Address: 225 E 60th St, New York, NY 10022
Directions from Eugene O'Neill Theatre
Please note that we have also made a reservation for tomorrow, April 6th at late evening. There is no cancellation policy.
In case you choose to go to Serendipity3 tomorrow!
Didn't have time to grab something to eat before the show? Scenset's got you covered! Here are some casual spots open late-night:
Ellen's Stardust Diner: a classic retro-style diner located in Times Square that is famous for its singing waitstaff and nostalgic atmosphere.
- Address: 1650 Broadway, New York, NY 10019 | 3-minute walk from the theater
- Closes at 12am daily
Junior's Restaurant: a classic Brooklyn-based eatery with multiple locations in NYC known for their famous cheesecake, classic diner fare, and vibrant atmosphere.
- Address: 1626 Broadway at, W 49th St, New York, NY 10019 | 1-minute walk from the theater
- Closes at 12am daily
Katz's Delicatessen: if you're able to hold out and have the energy, we can't recommend Katz's enough. It is the best pastrami sandwich you'll find anywhere. Three of these stacked sandwiches can feed an army. It's the epitome of a bustling, Jewish deli and is a must for anyone going to New York City.
- Address: 205 E Houston St, New York, NY 10002 | 24-minute drive from the theater + 15-minute drive to the hotel
- Open 24 hours
While the ice-skating rink is closed for the season, feel free to head to the meeting area early for a short stroll to see this iconic spot from a different perspective!
This morning, meet a local scholar and private guide for a half-day tour of Manhattan!
You'll begin at the iconic Empire State Building, where you'll take the elevator to the 86th floor observation deck for stunning views of the city skyline. Your guide will point out all the major landmarks and help you get your bearings as you take in the breathtaking views.
Next, make your way down to street level and explore the bustling streets of Midtown Manhattan. You'll visit famous sites such as Times Square, Rockefeller Center, and Grand Central Terminal, and your guide will share fascinating stories and insights about each location.
As you walk, discover hidden gems and lesser-known spots that only locals know about, including charming side streets and historic buildings. You'll stop for a coffee or a snack at a local cafe and soak up the atmosphere of the city.
Finally, end your time with a stroll through Central Park, one of the world's most famous urban green spaces. Your guide will show you some of the park's most beautiful sights, such as the Bethesda Fountain and the Bow Bridge, and share stories about the park's history and design.
By the end of your half-day tour, you'll have a true insider's perspective on the city and a wealth of knowledge about New York's history, culture, and people.
Guide: will be provided
- will be provided holds a bachelor's degree from Hanover College, a Master's from Western Carolina University, and is completing his Ph.D. at Drew University. will be provided is also a graduate of the Cornell School of Criticism and Theory at Cornell University. will be provided's work has been published in the Journal of Backcountry Studies and in Southern Campaigns of the American Revolution. In addition to academic experience, will be provided worked as a docent at the Biltmore House in Asheville, and as a whitewater raft guide on the Nantahala River.
Meeting Point: Entrance of The Plaza Food Hall, located at 1 W 59th St, New York, NY 10019
- We recommend taking a subway or Uber/taxi to the meeting area. It should take about 30 minutes. Here are directions via Google Maps.
Meeting Time: Morning
Duration: About 4 hours
This tour is run rain or shine, and most of the itinerary takes place entirely or partially outside. Please dress accordingly. Comfortable shoes are always advised. Transportation will be by walking and subway for which your guide will have purchased MetroCards. For any questions about this tour, you may contact our partner at will be provided.
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Head to Brooklyn for a self-guided pizza tour designed by scenset! Which spot will be your favorite? Paulie Gee's? Joe's? Baby Luc's?!
We've got a few amazing spots and former haunts of our once Brooklyn-based Travel Curators. Just so you don't fill up too quickly, we recommend no more than a slice or two at each stop. Feel free to walk around and explore the neighborhoods as well!
Don't forget to take photos and let scenset know what you think!
No reservations have been made as these establishments are walk-in only. All pizza is to be paid for directly. Slices are available at each shop except for Juliana's.
- Greenpoint: Paulie Gee's Slice Shop, Transmitter Park, and Three's Brewing
- Williamsburg: Joe's Pizza and Best Pizza
- Carroll Gardens: Baby Luc's, Nili, and Brooklyn Habit (Coffee Detour)
- DUMBO: Juliana's Pizza
Brooklyn's Greenpoint neighborhood is a vibrant and eclectic enclave that boasts a rich history, stunning waterfront views, and an array of trendy bars, restaurants, and shops. A formerly industrial area, Greenpoint has been transformed into a hub of artistic creativity and urban charm, with its tree-lined streets, vintage architecture, and a bustling community. Visitors can stroll through McCarren Park, catch a concert at Brooklyn Steel, or sample some of the best pierogies and kielbasa in the city.
Start off with the Crown Prince (and we don't mean Prince Street Pizza!) of pizza in Greenpoint: Paulie Gee's! You're not going to find a more classic New York-style slice than this and the retro interiors definitely add to the ambiance.
As someone who used to frequent this shop often, take it from me when I say the best thing to do is grab a few Hellboy slices and go eat them at Transmitter Park. You're welcome!
Address: 110 Franklin Street, Brooklyn, NY 11222
Subway Stop: Greenpoint Ave (G Train)
Hours:
- Sun–Thu: 11:30am–10pm
- Fri & Sat: 11:30am–11pm
Needing to wash down those first few slices? Stop by Threes Brewing for a pint before hitting up the next spot! It's just two blocks down from Transmitter Park!
Address: 113 Franklin St, Brooklyn, NY 11222
It's time for the Battle of Williamsburg! Your first stop is the popular Joe's Pizza. The proprietor of Joe's Pizza hails from Naples and brought his city's creation to NYC back in 1975 and has opened a few locations around the city since then.
It's not uncommon to see a line here or at least a few patrons who couldn't wait after a few steps out the front door to enjoy their slice. Joe's is open late and a favorite among locals after a night out.
Address: 216 Bedford Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11249
Subway Stop: Bedford Ave (L Train)
Hours:
- Sun–Thu: 10:30am–3am
- Fri & Sat: 10:30am–5am
Joe's is a 20-minute walk (1.0 mile) from another pizzeria. It's a nice stroll that takes you through McCarren Park, but feel free to save the legs and grab an Uber or CitiBike if you prefer!
Known for its thriving arts scene, boutique shopping, and diverse dining options, Williamsburg is a haven for creative types and foodies alike. Visitors can explore the neighborhood's many galleries and street murals, catch a show at the Music Hall of Williamsburg, or indulge in artisanal treats at the Brooklyn Flea Market. With its laid-back vibe and bohemian flair, Williamsburg offers a unique glimpse into the creative spirit of Brooklyn.
The contender in this Battle for Williamsburg is brimming with confidence. It's Best Pizza.
Best Pizza was a relative newcomer to the pizza scenset in Brooklyn, opening its doors in 2010. Since then, it has backed up its name with absolutely delicious pies.
Wanna learn more? Check out this feature on Best Pizza by Vice's Munchies.
Address: 33 Havemeyer St., Brooklyn, NY 11211
Subway Stop: Metropolitan Av (G Train) or Lorimer St (L Train)
Hours:
- Sun–Thu: Morning to Night
- Fri & Sat: Morning to Night
Best Pizza is just a 7-minute walk from Joe's. Just head against traffic on 6th St and make a left on Havemeyer. You'll see it!
Brooklyn's Carroll Gardens neighborhood is a charming and picturesque enclave that exudes old-world charm and small-town appeal. Known for its elegant brownstones, lush green spaces, and quaint boutiques and eateries, Carroll Gardens is a peaceful oasis in the heart of bustling Brooklyn. Visitors can stroll along the tree-lined streets, take in the historic architecture, and enjoy a leisurely meal at one of the neighborhood's many cozy cafes or bistros. Carroll Gardens is a hidden gem among Brooklyn's neighborhoods that offers a welcome respite from the hustle and bustle of city life.
If you mention Lucali to a pizza lover in Brooklyn, they'll probably start going on about the best strategy for waiting in line to secure a table or how you really need to be ordering the calzone or how a certain celebrity put them on the map... in any case, there's a ton of hype and we don't have all day to stand in line! Plus, you gotta try a square slice before you leave Brooklyn... and that's why we're heading to Baby Luc's.
With the success of Lucali, Baby Luc's was born in 2021 just down the street featuring some of the best square pizza's since L&B Spumoni Gardens. Look out for their pies sitting on the window sill. You'll be sure to smell them before you see them!
It could be a great last stop on this pizza tour... but we know you've got room for one more!
Address: 387 Court St, Brooklyn, NY 11231
Subway Stop: Carroll St (F & G Trains)
Hours:
- Daily: 12pm - 10pm
This isn't one to walk to. A ride-sharing service is going to be your best bet as it's a 15-minute drive from Williamsburg or you can experience the NYC Subway and hop on the G-train from Metropolitan Av in the Church Av direction. The train ride is about 30 minutes and takes you down to the Carroll St stop.
You may be needing a coffee at this point.
Want to try one of those hipster Brooklyn coffee joints you always hear about? Our recommendations near Baby Luc's would be either Nili (0.1 miles away) or Brooklyn Habit (0.2 miles away).
Brooklyn's DUMBO (Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass) neighborhood is a dynamic and thriving community that has undergone a dramatic transformation in recent years. Once a gritty industrial area, DUMBO has been revitalized into a hip and trendy destination, with its cobblestone streets, stunning waterfront views, and trendy shops and eateries. Visitors can take a stroll along the Brooklyn Bridge Park, admire the breathtaking views of the Manhattan skyline, and explore the neighborhood's many art galleries and design studios.
As a finale, we recommend going to visit one of the greats. We feel the favorite from the day may be elsewhere in Brooklyn, but it's important to honor one's roots and that's exactly what you'd be doing at Juliana's.
The story goes that after a NYC pizza icon sold their DUMBO-based pizzeria, they were itching to get back into the pizza business. The new owners ran into some troubles with their landlords and decided to move the shop next door into the old bank building where it still exists today. The scenset location stood vacant until the icon decided to open up Juliana's, named after their mother.
While Juliana's doesn't do slices, you're welcome to get a pie to-go and walk down to the waterfront to enjoy before the Brooklyn Bridge and downtown Manhattan.
Address: 19 Old Fulton Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201
Subway Stop: York St (F Train) or High St (A & C Trains)
Hours:
- Daily: 11:30am - 9pm
Again, we don't advise walking here from your last stop. Even the subway is a bit far from the shop. We recommend just grabbing a ride-share to get here.
While you're out in Brooklyn today, why not catch an NBA game?
Despite the departures of Durant and Irving at the trade deadline, the Brooklyn Nets sit well within reach of an NBA Playoff spot. Head to the Barclays Center to watch Ben Simmons and the Nets take on the young, but exciting Orlando Magic.
Date: Friday, April 7th
Time: Evening
Venue: Barclays Center
Address: 620 Atlantic Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11217
Tickets will be provided.
At your leisure, head out of the hotel on a self-guided exploration of Manhattan's West Side! Here is a suggested route for the walk!
Begin in Greenwich Village, one of New York's most charming and eclectic neighborhoods. Stroll along the tree-lined streets, admiring the charming brownstones and quaint shops along the way. It is recommended to stop by Washington Square Park, a bustling public square that is a hub for artists, musicians, and street performers.
From there, continue uptown to the Meatpacking District, a former industrial area that has been transformed into one of the city's trendiest neighborhoods. As you walk down the cobblestone streets, you'll pass by high-end boutiques, art galleries, and some of the city's best restaurants.
Next, you'll hit the High Line, a unique public park built on an elevated freight rail line. From here, you can witness stunning views of the city skyline as well as the Hudson River. The park is also home to a variety of public art installations, making it a truly immersive and unforgettable experience.
Finally, after completing your walk of the High Line, finish your self-guided tour up in Hudson Yards, one of New York City's newest and most innovative neighborhoods. This sprawling development features sleek skyscrapers, luxurious shopping, and some of the city's best dining options. Explore the awe-inspiring Vessel, a 16-story structure made up of 154 interconnected staircases that offers stunning views of the surrounding area. Here, you can peruse the iconic shopping mall, where you'll find a wide range of high-end fashion retailers and gourmet food options. Hudson Yards is a testament to New York's ever-evolving nature and is not to be missed on any trip to the city.
If you're looking for some athletic store recommendations, you may be interested in the below which feature some of Nike and Adidas' most quintessential NYC locations:
Please allow at least 45 minutes to get from The Dutch to Yankee Stadium in time for the NYCFC match. Here is the route on Google Maps.
This evening, it's time to head up to the "Boogie Down" Bronx for an MLS matchup between NYCFC and Atlanta United!
Date: Saturday, April 8th
Time: Evening
Venue: Yankee Stadium
Address: 1 E 161 St, Bronx, NY 10451
Tickets confirmed.
Please note that a late check-out request has been made for you with the hotel, subject to availability. Should the hotel be unable to accommodate the late check-out request, the Front Desk can hold your luggage while you explore the city or use the spa facilities.
After a day at leisure, meet your private driver for a transfer to the airport in time for your flight home.
Meeting Point: Hotel lobby
Meeting Time: Afternoon
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Thank you for travelling with us. We hope you had a fantastic trip and we wish you a safe flight home!
While on the trip, you can access your support team if any need arises to make your trip as smooth as possible. We are here to support you.