Wall Street

Wall Street may belong to New York City’s Financial District, but the eight-block-long street running from Broadway to South Street on the East River is also a dynamic neighborhood where history, architecture, and good food mix with beautiful sites.

About Wall Street

While it’s home to some of the most important exchanges in the world, including the New York Stock Exchange and the NASDAQ, Wall Street is more than a financial hub. The manic energy of its traders, brokers, and investors is matched by an exciting neighborhood with plenty to explore. Tourists that come here are often fascinated by Wall Street’s architecture, with its neoclassical buildings and neo-gothic structures that stem from the opulent Gilded Age. There is also its historical significance symbolized by the many monuments and memorials that commemorate some of the country’s most notable events and figures.

Where to Eat in Wall Street

A destination as popular as Wall Street will need many dining options to feed the busiest of tourists and traders, and the bustling neighborhood does not disappoint.

Located on the ground floor of Art Deco masterpiece 70 Pine Street, Crown Shy is a seasonal restaurant elevated by an innovative fine dining concept rooted in European technique. Drawing inspiration from world cuisines, nostalgic childhood flavors, and travel, Crown Shy’s menu offers dishes such as Tuna Crudo with grapes and verjus and Octopus a la Plancha with chorizo and sweet potato mole.

Opened in the early 1960s, Pearl Diner is that classic stand-alone diner where anyone can indulge in breakfast favorites, brunch classics, and more. The huge menu ranges from pancakes, waffles, and omelets to hot open sandwiches, crab cakes, and chicken souvlakis. 

What to Do

While money and power are the first things that come to mind when hearing about Wall Street, there are other things that make the area a must-visit – landmarks, tours, and a wide range of activities will make any day a fulfilling one.

Nothing captures Wall Street quite as much as the Charging Bull. Tourists make sure to take photos with the 7,000-pound, bronze sculpture that was a gift to the city from Italian artist Arturo Di Modica. Some would even rub it for good luck and prosperity.

For those wanting to learn about the inner workings on Wall Street from people who worked there, the highly acclaimed Financial Crisis Tour offers participants an in-depth look at the 2008 financial crisis. Tour-goers get the inside scoop and discover how the collapse that almost destroyed the economy unfolded. 

Just a few minutes’ walk from Wall Street is Battery Park that is home to Castle Clinton (a sandstone war fort) and provides fantastic, picture-perfect views of the Statue of Liberty and New York harbor, especially during sunset.

Plastic Surgery Clinic in Wall Street

Double board-certified facial plastic surgeon, Dr. Philip Miller, is considered one of the country’s leading experts in rhinoplasty and facial rejuvenation. Since 2007, he has consistently been voted among the Best Doctors in America and Top Doctor of New York. He specializes in cosmetic facial procedures that combine minimally invasive techniques and advanced technology to help patients achieve the best version of themselves. Specifically, he creates custom treatment plans, such as with NatraLook. The NatraLook Process is an enriching experience through which patients explore and ultimately boost their aesthetic confidence by enhancing their appearance. 

Treatments Offered:

• Facelift

• Rhinoplasty

• Blepharoplasty

• GI Jaw

• Liquid Facelift

Schedule a Consultation with a Plastic Surgeon in Wall Street

If you are located in the Wall Street neighborhood and would like to rejuvenate your facial appearance through a cosmetic procedure, contact Gotham Plastic surgery in Manhattan today to schedule an appointment with Dr. Miller.

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