Elegant space with big windows fills the room with natural light, creating a warm vibe. Lively music adds an authentic Brazilian feel. Attentive staff like Rogelio Montero make it kid friendly and welcoming for celebrations.
Attentive staff like Rogelio Montero and Eliza make kids feel welcome and special. The team is very accommodating during celebrations, creating memorable experiences for children.
"Pablo's amazing service made the food and ambience even better."
"Rogelio's singing made our Happy Hour birthday song beautiful."
"The staff here is so accommodating and caring with kids."
Good to know
Happy hour runs daily with special pricing on select appetizers and drinks.
Feijoada is served only after 2 PM on Saturdays, outside of brunch hours.
Reservations are recommended, especially for weekend dining.
Two large reflecting pools with victims' names offer a quiet, peaceful atmosphere for reflection. Kids learn about the event through clear, thoughtful displays. Ample seating nearby supports moments of remembrance and calm.
9/11 Memorial Pools offer a clear way for kids to learn about the event's impact. Parents often explain the history, helping children understand while visiting.
Good to know
You should pre-purchase tickets and make reservations for the 9/11 museum prior to coming.
Entry to the Memorial museum costs over USD 30 per person.
It is best to visit the museum during the week to avoid long lines.
Ultra-fast elevators with immersive LCD screens make the ascent thrilling for all ages. Kids love the engaging experience, while adults enjoy a sense of wonder. The 360-degree views from the observation deck and a sky portal add excitement and stunning sights.
Kids find the experience engaging and fun. Adults often feel a sense of childlike wonder during visits.
Good to know
Tickets to One World Observatory cost $44 for adults.
The Observation Deck entrance is on the West Street side of the building.
The entrance to the observatory is through the underground lobby of the One World Trade Center.
Two large reflecting pools with waterfalls create a calm space for reflection and learning. Exhibits inside are poignant and help kids grasp the impact of the 2003 attack. The site balances symbolic resilience with history, making it both educational and moving.
Memorial offers a chance to teach kids about the importance of history tied to this location. Visits often include discussions that help children understand the impact of the 2003 attack.
Good to know
Visitors should buy tickets in advance to avoid queuing.
The museum charges an entrance fee of 33 USD per adult.
The museum is closed on Tuesdays.
Dining offers breathtaking views through large windows with a cafeteria atmosphere that gets crowded at sunset. Menu is limited but features Korean Cauliflower and rib eye steak. Kid options are minimal, though Caesar salad with grilled chicken suits kids with celiac.
The place serves a Caesar salad with grilled chicken safe for kids with celiac. It lacks a kid-friendly menu and does not cater well to children's tastes.
Good to know
You must have an Observatory Ticket to enter the restaurant.
Access to the restaurant requires purchasing tickets to the observatory.
Making a reservation is essential; many are turned away without one.
Offers Swiss-made watches with trendy and classic styles in a quiet, spacious setting. Includes a small kids section with stools and kids watches, though some worry about price and durability. Staff provide helpful service and quality watch repair.
A small kids section offers tiny stools for sitting while parents review notes. The store sells kids watches that children can save up for, though some find the price and durability a concern.
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I advise against visiting this store during the Tuesday 7pm shift.
I found that there were not many watches in stock.
I noticed that there were no band collections available.