Tribeca Rooftop

Just had my son’s wedding there last weekend. The venue far exceeded my expectations in every way. Many guests stated it was the most elegant, best wedding they have ever been to! The view of course is amazing. I was so impressed by the quality, quantity and presentation of the food. The staff was amazing! I couldn’t have been happier. Thank you everyone at Tribeca Rooftop for making a special night that much more special!

I have been coming her annually for an industry event and can say that the service is impeccable, the rooftop views are superb and did i mention the sunset? Wow!
Loses a star as it is a bit too industrial for my taste so i cannot say it is very elegant for a formal occasion.

Attended a charity event last night hosted by my job. TriBeCa Rooftop is a beautiful place to hold an event. It was a beautiful November night that we were able to enjoy the rooftop.
Pros:
— Spectacular views of the city
— Amazing and professional staff
— beautiful venue with nice chandeliers
— freshly made sushi — awesome
— deserts were delicious: chocolate mouse, cheesecake, and freshly made chocolate chip cookies with a shot glass of milk
Cons:
— parking sucks, which this place had a parking garage would have made life much more easier
— entrée meal was blah — the usual catered turkey, pasta, salad, and beef

My husband and I were married at Tribeca Rooftop on June 6^th 2015. It was an absolute pleasure to work with Tracey, Oleg, and George. I can honestly say our wedding was nothing short of a fairy tale and a day that our guests are still talking about. We couldn’t have asked for a more beautiful location, better food, and wonderful people to help us put together our vision. We would highly recommend hosting your wedding at Tribeca Rooftop, it was an incredible experience.

My wife Nicole and I were married there three weeks ago tomorrow. We have just returned from our honeymoon and this is one of the first things we want to do because that’s how strongly we feel about Tribeca Rooftop, Donna, Oleg, and George. We were excited to have our wedding there, and it exceeded all expectations. The space, the staff, the food, all were beyond our hopes. Donna was gracious and helpful throughout the months leading up, making what I’m told is usually a painful planning process something easy and stress-​free. Which set the bar high for Oleg, our event coordinator, but he cleared it with room to spare. And finally George, the captain for the night, running all the servers and staff during the wedding with graceful precision, and meeting every need Nicole and I had, even when we didn’t even realize we had the need.
The space (and views) speak for themselves. Gorgeous and well-​laid out for our 200+ wedding. The food — thank you chef Joe! — was delicious, from the baby lamb chops and the pigs in the blanket and foie gras and sushi and sliders and all the other appetizers, to the perfectly cooked fillets and fish (we went with the miso cod and it was delectable). In short, everything you could want in a wedding venue and more.
If you want to be married in New York City, do it at Tribeca Rooftop.

Went to my niece’s wedding there few days ago. Ceremony and cocktail hour were outside. Was nearly 90 so got quite warm but not horridly so. For the most part the food at the cocktail hour was very good. What someone told me were lamb sliders seemed to be veggie burgers as they were green in color. One bite and it wasn’t worth finishing. Found the service and bar staff impeccable. Plates promptly cleared, glasses always filled, bar staff not looking for tips. Food at the reception was great. I had the filet mignon and it was cooked medium well just like I asked. Only downside was the reception area. This was obviously an industrial building in a past life. Pipes and electrical conduit running all over the ceiling, chandeliers looking as they had been in the clearance section of Home Depot but they fit in well with the look. Room was painted stark white and it was spotless. Worst part was because there’s no sound deadening the acoustics were terrible and I thought that sound just kept bouncing off the walls. Last but not least… on the invitation I got there was no mention of valet parking but they do have it although even people who work there don’t seem to know about it. I had called them to ask about parking, if there was a lot nearby (there’s one next door but the cars are parked on the street) or if they validate and the gal who answered the phone didn’t know so she connected me to the catering manager who revealed that indeed they do have valet parking. I’m sure this wasn’t an inexpensive affair probably running into six figures (ten piece band with a great horn section) and I guess you get what you pay for but I wouldn’t hesitate to check this place out if you have the money.

Our wedding was held at Tribeca Rooftop, and the guests have been raving about it: the food (abundance & quality which is unique at large catered events), the ambiance (elegance, views), and the service were absolutely amazing. Oleg, the manager, did a remarkable job of taking care of every detail for us, keeing everyone on schedule, and checking in often with us to make sure everything was taken care of. Even before the wedding day, Oleg made a number of important suggestions and recommendations in terms of how to make our day extra special, and was working with us all along, including through the last minute changes. It was truly the night to remember not just for us, but for all of the guests.

Great spot! The venue itself is huge!!! First floor has a dance floor and bar. Tables can be st up for catering and such. Second floor is a tiny mezzanine that leads to an outdoor rooftop patio overlooking Manhattan. Not sure if catering company belonged to Tribeca Rooftop but the food was fantastic! While I know this is a place to be rented out and decorated at the occasion’s leisure, I feel like the place feel felt kind of bah mitzvahy. Notthing special about the walls, floor, railing, or anything. It also took forever to get inside because there was only ONE doorman checking in everyone. Still, i would recommend this to anyone who is looking to rent out a very large venue with a rooftop.

We are still glowing from our amazing October 2014 wedding held at Tribeca Rooftop!!! Everything was beyond perfect and we have the amazing staff to thank for it all!
From the start of our planning process, Donna was extremely responsive and helpful with any concerns and requests we had leading up to the day. We worked with Oleg the weeks leading up to the big day and he was an absolute doll! He and his staff were beyond professional and helpful! The level of serviced my family and guests received is a true testament to what a fabulous, well run venue this is. The weather forecast on our day was for rain and he waited until the absolute last possible minute to ensure our cocktail hour was on the roof once the weather cleared up. We ended up having a beautiful, clear sky after the rain passed which allowed our guests to enjoy the stunning views on the roof! I also had the pleasure of working with George the day of who was seriously amazing! No task was too big for him he made sure my husband and I always had a drink in hand and food to enjoy, organized photos and even bustled my wedding dress!!! Love him!
Aside from the great service, the food was excellent and in abundance! We received (and still receive!) SO many wonderful compliments from our guests saying it was one of the best weddings they had ever been to and they were blown away by the quality of food and service! The venue itself is beyond beautiful and well maintained. It’s obvious that it is constantly updated and cleaned to ensure your event looks perfect. The views from the roof and the windows in the room are unparalleled. If you are looking to have a timeless, top notch New York wedding, Tribeca Rooftop is definitely the place! We hope to be guests at a wedding here so we can enjoy it once again! — Brett and Anthony Infantino

Went there for our company holiday party.
Awesome space, love the stairs from the Palladium, friendly door staff, some rather rude/​curt staff working the event, though some gems sprinkled throughout, nice options on the main bar, some horrid bartenders, and some really excellent.
Really didn’t like the catering. I’ve had the same quality/​better sushi from Food Emporium, the dumplings weren’t worth the calories, and couldn’t taste a bit of different between the different fillings. Some decent passed apps… some horrid… but the mac & cheese? Disgusting. As in had to fight to not spit out the one spoonful I ate.
Great space… but that catering and the bad staff killed the overall experience.
With the amount of money this place costs, there should not be one bad apple amongst the staff… and all cuisine should be beyond on point. If outside catering is allowed in, I’d say it’s a good option for an event/​wedding. Otherwise? Pass.

What a lovely wedding and event space located in downtown Manhattan. Large, open space.
At the top two levels of the building (including rooftop), comes with a bent staircase from inside to out, dance floor they can put out, plenty of space on the rooftop for hundreds of guests to sit outside at the bars, and cuisine that you can provide or get catered by the site pros, you get a number of different options, tables, and more.
Was here for a wedding once and a fun group event — both times, done well, though the bathrooms were a bit crazy after the first hour or so for the many people there, but their staff was quick and efficient in serving and preparing food. Sushi, cuts of flank steak, burgers and other options were on the menu the second time around (first time was a wedding, so no guidance there as it was a while back and I won’t delve into it).
Fun place to have an event, but be prepared to pay for it. Tremendous view of downtown and across out to the Hudson.

I love being invited to cool random parties on a weeknight. This would be the crux of my love/​hate relationship with NYC.
I attended an event sponsored by Bacardi. Upon entering downstairs, the coat check area is immediately to the right. Now time for the elevator ride up. Once you reach your destination and check out the view, you easily fall in love with NY again.
Great space for events. It’s large and flexible, so I’m sure you’ll find it adaptable to whatever your needs are for your event. Regardless of what those are, the views out of the window will serve as a great backdrop to any event.

I would say this spot is really fancy, definitely in between great and oh this is just okay. I was here a few weeks ago for an event. Just Blaze a very famous hip hop DJ was here and so was DJ Envy and they just helped everyone have a good time here playing their music. Pusha T was there too, but he was just there to Party not perform. It was cool, seeing him randomly walk by me.
It was actually a BACARDI event and there was shots called the THREE POINTER and some other Mango based alcohol on display. There was a big SNEAKERHEAD display, seriously a sick collection. I think this was a tight party to get in, there was a strict list, almost a level three party. I was lucky to get in myself. It was an amazing space to finally check out. Both floors in the place are really huge. The upstairs had the bathroom for this event, at least just for the Men. The bars were crowded but not too overcrowded where you could not move. It seemed like everyone who managed to get in, had a really good time enjoying the space.

My work has had our annual event here for several years and very much enjoyed it. The space offers wrap around panoramas over the water and very spacious. Most events I’ve seen here only use half the space with the remaining areas used for staging, check in, or lounge areas. The view and the space are the most character Tribeca 360 has to offer, otherwise its just a giant blank slate, which can be good or bad depending on what you need. There is one large built in bar as well as a dance floor area and several lounge chairs/​couches for clients to take or leave.
Most of the issues we’ve had in the past, sound being the worst one, are being resolved this year thanks to some upgrades. Overall very accommodating staff and easily transformed space.

Came here for a pre-​super bowl charity auction — the venue was actually quite lovely and the views here are excellent. Even though the event was packed there was still an adequate amount of space which kept it from feeling completely claustrophobic.
The definitely would work well as a great wedding venue. The space is generous and there’s also a nice central area that would work perfectly as a dance floor.

I love this place. The rooftop had some decent views. The venue was large enough to accommodate everyone without feeling cramped or too scattered. The food was decent.

This venue was on our wedding shortlist. I’d attended a wedding here for a friend of mine in ’09 and was quite taken with the space.
The space occupies a corner of what is a rather unremarkable street in Tribeca at the mouth of the Holland tunnel. Aside from the cobbled streets outside there is little charm on display… upon entering the space you get a sense of seclusion and reprieve from the city streets as views abound in all directions from the abundance of window light.
The venue offers beautiful views across the Hudson to Hoboken and looking uptown toward Soho and beyond.
Food I’d give 4 stars, atmosphere 4 stars (definitely need a band, a dj alone won’t cut it), service 3 stars as some of the management staff could you use a trip to charm school.

Our senior formal was here.
Food: ³⁄₅
–The appetizers were decent. The most notable was the rack of lamb
–The sushi was okay, about on par with east japanese
–Dinner was also mediocre in selection and taste though there was a decent variety
–Dessert consisted of various cakes (carrot cake, strawberry cake) and chocolate covered strawberries.
Venue: 3.5÷5
–accommodates roughly 300 inside and about 200 on the rooftop
–dance floor is a decent size and can accommodate 50 comfortably
–the chairs were slightly flimsy
–the view from the rooftop was good but not necessarily breathtaking

GORGEOUS venue in the Tribeca area. I mean, we event planners have something to do with the way the venue looks once built, but the execution of the event was flawless and Tribeca Rooftop provided the space for us to create the event we envisioned.
From what I’ve read so far, they do parties, they do weddings and I can confirm they can help you throw together one heck of an inaugural gala. They have staff manning the elevators to guide guests up to the PH or 12^th floor, servers were incredibly polite and fulfilled our requests as quickly as they were able to and to sum it up, they just made the entire experience better for us and for our guests.
The food was very mediocre and it isn’t convenient to any public transportation at all, but this is the perfect space to do just about any event you are having and comes with some very fantastic views too!
Recommended? Hecks yeah!

I can’t imagine there being an event space on a more random named street, with better views, than this place!
I went here last night for BOB’s Strange Clouds album release party, and everything about this space was awesome. I’ve been here before, to shoot a now canceled show called The Beautiful Life, but since we were just shooting a fake party there, they didn’t have the place all snazzed up like they did last night.
It’s two floors, with the main floor being huge, big enough for a good sized stage, two bars, and an entire camera and sound crew to set up a station as well. But honestly, it’s not a Rooftop without a view, and this place has awesome views of the city, from outside of course. The outside section of the Rooftop is also grand, with tons of room for a whole bunch of people as well. This place is really well built. People are talking about having a wedding here, I could see this place being ideal for that.