In the heart of Tribeca, City Hall restaurant is the finest example of timeless beauty. Created in 1863, this landmark cast iron building was once home to the Lester Pinkus Shoe Corporation. Today, the restaurant exudes a timeless feel harking past generations of New Yorkers.

The style is collaboration between Chef/Proprietor Henry Meer and architect Larry Bogdanow. Together, by instilling tradition with innovation, they were able to combine the luxury of the 21^st century.

Featured in many architectural magazines and periodicals, City Hall evokes the elegance and grace of days gone by. Soaring 20 foot ceilings, original cast iron columns and earth toned fabrics give City Hall a sense of sophistication and warmth. Surrounded by classic black and white photographs of Manhattan in the early 1900's, guests become transported to an era of history long forgotten. The tables, carved from solid Danish pear wood are left bare to display the handiwork of local artisans. Gentle lighting flatters every inch of the restaurant. Located just blocks from City Government, Courts and Wall Street, City Hall Restaurant has become the destination of choice for everyone who works, lives and visits the Original Heart of New York City.

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