Trinity Place

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Trinity Place Bar & Restaurant opened it's doors to the public in 2006 after converting an original Bank Vault into a rare, fine dining and bar experience befitting the heart of the Financial District and The World Trade Center.

Built in the historic Trinity Building, guests wine and dine within the 35 ton Bank Vault doors dating back to 1904. The front dining area invites guests to a 40 foot mahogany bar/pub anchored between 5 inch thick steel cut walls of the original Vault and serves a great bar menu (full menu also served at the bar) along with a great pint of Guinness or, kick it up a notch, with our hand crafted cocktails or some of our 12 wines by the glass. Not to mention, our extensive beer, wine & liquor lists.........Accompanying the bar you will leather banquettes, hand-crafted in Ireland, nestled between 5 foot thick steel pillars.

The dining room, crowned with the original Brass Chandelier, was once the private meeting room for the banks executive board members and is available for all events. It is equipped with it's own full service bar and is a perfect place to give a rich and elegant feel to corporate functions, private parties, rehearsal dinners and wedding receptions.

We have built our reputation serving fine food, created by our Irish Chef & Partner, Donal Crosbie. Formerly of Spago, Bouley, Morrell & the one and only, Shelbourne Hotel of Dublin.

We use only the freshest ingredients and local produce to create a wonderful dining experience. While not breaking the bank!

Whether you're on your own or with a group, you'll be made to feel at home with our gracious, friendly service.

We look forward to seeing YOU.

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  03 June 2023

  Happy Easter 💛 Our Sunday Roast dinner with all the trimmings is being served from 12pm. Make sure to come early or make an reservation as quantity will be limited 💚

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  27 May 2023

  Everything is coming up roses here at Trinity Place 🌹 🥂

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  24 May 2023

  Cheers to almost weekend! 🍸

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  17 May 2023

  Our neighborhood got this absolutely stunning gigantic kaleidoscope installation, PRISMATICA. It’s located on 77 Water St. and its surroundings. You can see and spin it until April 21

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  12 May 2023

  Bubblicious Friday 🥂

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  05 May 2023

  Get ready for some happy hours🥂 Happy Hour every day 4-6pm

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  30 April 2023

  Happy St. Patrick’s Day!! ☘️ Come on in and warm the cockles of your heart 💚

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  29 April 2023

  Finding your pot of gold this St Patricks Day in the vault. Come try our Teelings Gold Rush ☘️

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  28 April 2023

  Today we are all Irish! Come grab the best Irish breakfast in NYC and enjoy the day’s festivities ☘️🍻🎉💚

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  28 April 2023

  Get a good run at the day itself! Our Irish Specials will get you ready for St Patrick’s ☘️

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  26 April 2023

  We are serving Irish favorites all week! Try our Irish Lamb Stew, House Made Soda Brown Bread, Kerrygold Butter ☘️

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  24 April 2023

  Get your Irish on 💚 For 7 days we will be serving Irish favorites: Bangers & Mash, Corned Beef & Cabbage, Beef & Guinness Pie and Irish Stew!!

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  21 April 2023

  Happy International Women’s Day ❤️ Meet our Wall Street neighbor, Fearless Girl by artist Kristen Visbal

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  15 April 2023

  Meet the Sunday crew ❤️

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  14 April 2023

  Something to keep you warm

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  09 April 2023

  Come watch the Oscars with us at 8pm tonight. Our Oscars special is The Golden Lady St Germaine, Honey, topped with Champagne. $8

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  03 April 2023

  Thanks to @onewallstreet for this awesome post ❤️:

  Right in the heart of Downtown Manhattan is Trinity Place Restaurant & Bar, a unique dining establishment built inside a turn-of-the-century Wall Street bank vault. The vault was originally commissioned by Andrew Carnegie and the New York Realty Bank in 1904 and built in upstate Hudson, New York. Because the vault was so large and heavy, it had to be sailed down the Hudson River before being brought to its home at 115 Broadway on purpose-built tracks from Battery Park