One World Observatory Restaurant

I recently had the privilege of dining at an observatory restaurant in the heart of Manhattan that exceeded all my expectations. The breathtaking panoramic views of the city's skyline coupled with impeccable service made for an unforgettable experience. However, it was the exceptional drinks that truly stole the show. The Old Fashioned cocktail, expertly crafted with precision and a perfect balance of flavors, was a sheer delight. Sipping on this timeless classic while taking in the mesmerizing views was a true highlight of the evening. As for the food, the oysters were incredibly fresh and served with a variety of delectable accompaniments that enhanced their natural brininess. The shrimp pasta, with its perfectly al dente noodles and succulent shrimp, was a symphony of flavors that transported me to coastal culinary paradise. This observatory restaurant proves that it's not just the breathtaking vistas, but also the exceptional drinks and superb food, that make it an absolute must-visit destination for both locals and tourists alike.

It was a great experience. Especially if you have the Go City Pass. They provide you a variety of cocktails for $10 🙂 - It's only one per pass though. But this is a great experience otherwise because once you walk in, you see beautiful views of the city. There isn't much seating, so that's part of the reason for less than 5 stars. But the bartender wasn't pushy with getting us out and let us enjoy the view and drinks. She checked in a perfect amount of times (When the drink was finished. Quickly, but not too quickly afterwards 🙂

One Dine, perched atop the iconic skyscraper, the breathtaking panoramic views of the city are matched only by the exquisite dining experience. The modern and elegant ambiance sets the stage for a memorable meal. The menu, a fusion of sophistication and diverse flavors, caters to discerning palates. Attentive service enhances the overall dining experience. Whether enjoying brunch, lunch, or dinner, One Dine offers not just a meal but an elevated journey for those seeking a refined culinary adventure amidst the awe-inspiring backdrop of the World Trade Center. Truly a must-visit for those desiring a unique and upscale dining experience in the heart of Manhattan.

Beautiful views, as expected, on the top of WTC. Cocktails were pricey at $23, but again, as expected. I enjoyed the Uptown Martini more than my partner’s New World Fashion. We sat by the bar as we came here after work and didn’t think to make a reservation for a table by the windows. Nonetheless, we were able to capture the beautiful sunset views from the bar. Service was average, and we had to remind the bartender for some water - this is NYC, you get a glass of New York's finest as soon as you are seated.

A great restaurant with great food and great views. The staff were helpful and friendly, and I got seated right away. I asked for a window seat and that was the best view in the house. It was awesome overlooking the city while having a quick bite to eat. Since I wasn't that hungry, I just had an appetizer and it came out to a good price because of the $15 off coupon. The service was fast and overall definitely a great restaurant with the best views.

Outstanding experience over all!. It is definitely a place that should be on your list when you come to New York, you can see the view of the whole city from here, I would definitely recommend you get the priority tickets for the late evening/dinner view that saved a lot of time if you book it on line. We were able to walk right in and they scanned our tickets and went straight to security checkpoint that took at that time of day only took 2 minutes to get through. I must say buying your tickets ahead of time saves ALOT of time without waiting in the LONG line if you decide to buy tickets at the desk. The elevator ride to, and from the top was amazing. The views from One Dine Restaurant are breathtakingly beautiful. The food was also delicious.

There are no words that can adequately describe to you the view from your table at One World Observatory Restaurant. The food was hot and good, didn’t care for a salad with my burger but for the price it was hard to order something extra. The service was subpar for the price point, but you are paying for the experience. The manager came and ask how the food was and it was good. Felt like the server could have refilled drinks or checked on us just at least one time. You must have an Observatory Ticket to enter the restaurant.