Top 8 Restaurants Near 9/11 Memorial

Discover the culinary delights surrounding the 9/11 Museum Memorial with our guide to the top 10 restaurants in the area. 

From cozy cafes to upscale eateries, these dining establishments offer diverse flavors that provide something for every taste.

La Pizza & La Pasta at Eataly NYC Downtown

La Pizza & La Pasta A Colori welcomes you to a rich sensory experience. 

La Pizza & La Pasta serves two of Italy’s most popular dishes: Neapolitan-style pizza from Rossopomodoro and high-quality pasta from Gragnano in Campania.

It is the largest restaurant at Eataly NYC Downtown, known for its floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Lower Manhattan. 

Nobu Downtown

Nobu Downtown in Manhattan’s Financial District offers an exceptional underground dining experience, an exclusive sake table and a beautiful private event space.

Descend the stairs to the dining room for Nobu classics like Black Cod Miso and Yellowtail Jalapeno, as well as new menu items like Grilled Octopus with Chocolo Salsa, Sizzling Uni Yaki, and Bigeye Tuna Tataki with Truffle Eryngii Mushrooms.

Add to that Nobu’s genre-defining new style of Japanese cuisine’s innovative Omakase and seasonal off-the-menu dishes created at the 13-seat sushi bar and open kitchen.

ONE Dine at One World Observatory

ONE Dine serves a seasonal a la carte menu with small-production wines, local draft beers, and craft cocktails.

ONE Dine is located on the 101st floor of One World Trade Center within One World Observatory.

Their reservation hold time is 15 minutes for confirmed reservations.

Purchase 911 Memorial Museum and One World Observatory Combo Ticket and access the One Dine Restaurant along with a Guided Tour of 911 Memorial.

CUT By Wolfgang Puck 

CUT’s New York outpost is located at the Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown.

It is the chef’s first Manhattan restaurant and the sixth CUT location worldwide, following the originals in Beverly Hills, Las Vegas, London, Singapore, and Bahrain.

CUT by Wolfgang Puck is where New York broker deals over power meals, and world travelers seek NYC’s emerging culinary scene.

Mezze on the River

Diners will enjoy a fresh take on Mediterranean and seafood dishes at this waterfront restaurant in Manhattan’s Battery Park neighborhood.

Mezze on the River has two outdoor dining terraces with direct Hudson River views.

It also has indoor seating with floor-to-ceiling windows that allow diners to see the passing sailboats and yachts leaving the North Cove Marina.

It offers delectable brunch options, a perfectly crafted cocktail menu, and signature dishes like Black Squid Ink Truffle Lobster Pasta and Flying Octopus, making it the ideal escape from the daily NYC grind.

Morton’s The Steakhouse – World Trade Center

What began in Chicago in 1978 has evolved into one of the award-winning steakhouses!

Morton’s Steakhouse has been on a mission to provide “The Best Steak… Anywhere” for over 30 years.

Morton’s strives to provide a memorable cuisine and experience by focusing on quality, consistency, and genuine hospitality.

It’s no surprise that Morton’s has delighted diners worldwide with its fresh, succulent seafood and famed USDA prime-aged steak.

Del Frisco’s Grille

It is a modern and stylish take on the classic bar and grill, with bold flavors and market-fresh ingredients as inspiration.

Their menu features prime steaks, fresh seafood, and inventive takes on American comfort food. At the moment, they only serve their to-go menu.

To-Go will be available daily from 11 am.

The Capital Grille

Make it a memorable day at The Capital Grille. They strive to make every gathering memorable, from birthdays and anniversaries to professional milestones.

The Capital Grille, open seven days a week, is best known for its expertly prepared steaks, which are dry-aged in-house for 18 to 24 days before being hand-cut by the restaurant’s on-premise butcher.

The Capital Grille’s wine list includes over 350 options, and its floor-to-ceiling wine kiosk regularly houses 3,500 to 5,000 bottles.

Reservations are encouraged but not necessary.