Ophelia The Grand Terrace at the Beekman Tower

It originally served as a womens-only club and hotel space for the national Greek-letter sororities. And in 1934 it was rebranded as the Beekman Tower and opened to all. Ophelia now sits a top of this esteemed monument of classic New York architecture, designed by John Mead Howells and featuring sculptures by Rene Paul Chambellan. Muse for New Yorkers, including one time regular – Frank Sinatra. Now it’s yours to enjoy. The doors to the 26th floor have once again opened and are now inspiring a new generation.

Ophelia, located at 3 Mitchell Place between 49th Street and First Avenue, offers a 5-star menu with 360º greenhouse terrace views of Manhattan all year round. For an artistic dining experience, Ophelia is first choice and can accommodate parties of 10-150 guests.