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233 Broadway
Between Park Place and Barclay Street
New York, NY 10007
United States -
+1 212 484 1200
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Neighborhood :
Wall Street/Financial District
http://www.loc.gov/exhibits/treasures/tri026.html
The distinct two-tiered design of the 59-story Gothic revival Woolworth Building was the creation of architect Cass Gilbert. Built to house the headquarters of Frank W. Woolworth's retail business, at the time of its construction in 1913 it was the tallest building in the world. The roof is a mini-pyramid surrounded by flying buttresses, pinnacles and four small towers. Inside, the lobby features an ornate ceiling with intricately carved sculptures. You can walk in and admire the entranceway at any time of the day or night.
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Trip Advisor Reviews
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“Very big building.”
We stayed very close to this and could see it every night when we came back to the hotel and then we walked to it one day, and it is a very big...
“difice woolworth”
a fait dja quelques annes que nous avons vu cet difice. Ce qui me fascine c'est que monsieur Woolworth a... more
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Located in the historic Woolworth building, the restaurant features two bars and serves traditional American food for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
A fabulous evening
I went to this place because it was in the Woolworth building, but I didn't really know what to expect. The atmosphere is kind of like a bistro...
Great place for after work!
My collegues and I went to this charming restaurant for some after work cocktails last Friday. The service was friendly and prompt and the dri...
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