David Rubenstein Atrium at Lincoln Center
61 W 62nd St, New York
(212) 875-5350
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61 W 62nd St, New York
(212) 875-5350
A delightful gent on security; Strikland (unsure of his name’s spelling) sat, on his phone with a headphone in, appearing to delight in being as unhelpful as possible.
As this building is listed on Google Maps as offering public restrooms, one can imagine, the number of visitors, and tourists looking to use said public conveniences.
True to form, there were numerous flustered people curious as to why only one restroom was available. The other bathrooms, located on the second floor, were closed, according to the indifferent representative.
Unfortunately, this guy was only concerned with his phone, distain, and managing to obtain an almost horizontal posture in his chair.
A woeful experience from a British gent who was caught short.
For anyone reading, alternative, more accommodating humans, and WCs can be found up the road, at the Lincoln Center of Performing Arts.
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Great show & lovely venue!
The floral, green themed art installation along with the accompanying soundscape of birds, mellow synthesized music and water flowing is magnificent.
Good spot for the flaneur
Free wifi, quiet place and very good to study or relax
Live bands and cultural events in the heart of NYC and free! Come early for a seat - the lines to get in can get long if there is a popular performance.
Peaceful public space with incredibly impressive vegetation walls
Great staff, environment and events!
A very groovy public space. A true hidden gem.
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Awesome free neighborhood performances.
They had a wounderful lemon tarts
Amazing sound system, aways a good place to dance, free events all year long.
Nice little refuge at Lincoln Center for taking a break, getting information, having a refreshment, and hearing some excellent music if you hit it right. Worth passing through when in the neighborhood.COVID has rendered this place practically abandoned during the day which is tragic. Check it out. So peaceful.
Beautiful space recently reopened and featuring performances from Lincoln Center programs.
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