Rent the perfect bar in Financial District

Aptly named, Overstory is a chic rooftop cocktail bar located on the 64th floor of a historic art deco building in FiDi. Everyone knows the best part of the Financial District is the view of the rest of Manhattan, surrounded by sparkling skyscrapers. With 360 views of the city, that Terroir Old Fashioned will taste brand new. Popular for private events of up to 60 people, Overstory gives guests a New York experience they won’t forget. With beautifully decorated interiors, an outdoor terrace, and a meticulously crafted cocktail menu, it is no surprise this spot landed on the list of best bars in the world.

Stone Street Tavern is a must-visit gem in the Financial District, which if you didn't know, is NYC's oldest neighborhood. Step back in time at the Stone Street Tavern, on the historical and picturesque Stone Street. This cozy spot is great for unwinding with friends or enjoying a casual meal. The menu features classic American pub fare and their selection of craft beers and signature cocktails is impressive, making it a great place to explore new drinks or stick with your favorites.

Whether you're grabbing a beer after work, meeting up for a casual meal, or just soaking in the historic vibe of the area, Stone Street Tavern offers a welcoming and enjoyable experience that captures the essence of this unique NYC neighborhood.

For all the cowboys going undercover as finance bros, Daisy Dukes is a conveniently located saloon to live out all your Western dreams. You can start to get in the mood as you walk down the quiet cobblestones of historic Stone Street, but you won’t see any tumbleweeds once you duck inside Daisy Dukes, which blends classic Honkey-Tonk decor with the polish of contemporary watering holes. This bar is popular for a themed night out with live music, karaoke, and great cocktails. Multiple levels allow for ample space to host events, while an entire buyout could fit 250 guests.

Previously known as the Chapel Street Theatre, the majestic building that now hosts the Beekman Hotel hosted the New York debut of Shakespeare’s Hamlet back in 1761. Lined with walls of books and capped by a tall, ornate ceiling, the original architecture of this building has been thoughtfully restored with a contemporary touch. When you’re bragging about the building’s history and architecture, don’t forget to mention the award-winning dishes and cocktails as well. The weekends are when the bar truly shines: a live jazz brunch takes place every Saturday and Sunday. The Bar Room at the Beekman has a private room that can host a party of 20, and a full buyout would around 100 people.

We don't know why more people aren't talking about Split Eights. Ideal for a girls' debrief after a chaotic day at work or an evening first date, this FiDi cocktail bar leans cozy with wood walls, tables for two, and an intimate mezzanine. Cocktails are seperated into Old, New, and Borrowed, as well as an option for bartender's choice. Ingredients include Thai chili, egg yolk, and pear brandy. There's also a short menu for wine, for those who struggle to choose.

Private event options include a full buyout of the bar for 25-75 guests and a semi-private rental of the mezzanine (10-25).

Harry’s Side Bar is a quintessential Financial District spot that offersslightly elevated pub comforts. It’s the kind of place where you can easily unwind after a long day. This cozy bar, located within the historic Harry’s Restaurant, has an extensive drink menu featuring everything from classic cocktails to craft beers. Whether you're catching up with friends or winding down after a busy day, Harry’s Side Bar has never let us down.

Known as NYC's oldest bar, Fraunces Tavern has been around since 1762, though the building itself was built in 1719 – older than the country itself. George Washington famously gave a farewell speech to his troops here before becoming President. Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr were Fraunces regulars and were both present at a pub event only one week prior to their famed duel. It’s a pub that hasn’t changed much since then (other than the added indoor plumbing, we’re not animals). This FiDi tavern is perfect for Broadway groupies, history buffs, or just those who love a good pint. Also a restaurant, Fraunces can be reserved for a number of private event sizes up to 120 guests. Make sure to check out the attached museum for the whole experience, and keep an eye out on their events schedule for live music.

Tucked beneath The Beekman is Laissez Faire, a dark and romantic speakeasy bar that puts a fun spin on date night from the moment you sneak down the stairs. Fuel up on cocktails and bites and stay long enough to enjoy the infamous DJs that play late at night. Laissez Faire is a classy cocktail lounge built to make memories and big enough to host up to 200 guests. There are plenty of smaller spaces and rooms to rent for more intimate experiences. The design of the room is stunning, the performers are dazzling, and the bartender knows how to whip up a mean martini. What more could we ask for?

For a truly iconic experience, The Dead Rabbit stands out as one of the most celebrated bars in the Financial District. This multi-story establishment combines a traditional Irish pub on the ground floor with a sophisticated cocktail lounge upstairs. The Dead Rabbit is renowned for its extensive cocktail menu, historical decor, and tavern-likeatmosphere. Whether you're enjoying a meticulously crafted cocktail in the parlor or soaking in the lively Irish pub vibe downstairs, The Dead Rabbit offers an unparalleled drinking experience that’s rich in both flavor and history.

Manhatta combines stunning views with top-notch cocktails. Situated on the 60th floor of a sleek skyscraper, this bar offers some of the most breathtaking panoramic views of New York City you can find. The cocktail menu here is as impressive as the views. Pair your drinks with some gourmet small plates, and you’ve got a recipe for the perfect night out. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or just looking to enjoy a classy night with friends, Manhatta delivers.