If you look beyond the throngs of suits and tourists, you’ll find hidden pearls of art, culture, and damn good coffee embedded in the often-overlooked underbelly of the Financial District. Satisfy any craving by grabbing lunch at one of the eager-to-serve pizzerias, diners, bakeries, sushi shops, or halal carts, abuzz with the midday rush. Top off the day with a drink at one of the many character-filled bars nestled in the boozy nightlife of FiDi.
With its impeccable flashy marble walls, indoor palm trees, man-made rock formations, and brass details, 60 Pops' interior screams grandiose business chic of the 1980s from movies like American Psycho and Wolf of Wall Street — where money rained all day in all ways. Frequented by the power lunch crowd and street kids alike, this 24-hour indoor atrium connects Wall Street and Pine Street, and can be accessed through the 1-2-3 Wall Street subway stop.
