David Rubenstein Atrium at Lincoln Center in New York

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Phone: +1 212-875-5456
Site: http://lincolncenter.org/Atrium
Opening hours
  • Monday:8AM–10PM
  • Tuesday:8AM–10PM
  • Wednesday:8AM–10PM
  • Thursday:8AM–10PM
  • Friday:8AM–10PM
  • Saturday:9AM–10PM
  • Sunday:9AM–10PM
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Total reviews rating 4.5

199 Reviews for David Rubenstein Atrium at Lincoln Center 2023:

Review №1

2020-01-27

A lovely venue with a warm and beautiful staff that makes you feel like family! A definite stop for both tourists, artists and locals who have an appreciation for the arts!

Review №2

2018-11-30

They have great performances, and they are sometimes free!Downsides: the coffee is very expensive and they need to get more chairs

Review №3

2022-06-18

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.

Review №4

2019-03-07

This review might seems strange to some or extremely helpful to others. In search of a bathroom and a decent place to study, I stumbled upon this place. Ive walked by here numerous times but I didnt know it was open to the public. This is a great place to get some studying in if you can grab a good spot and have some headphones. This is a great spot to watch some live performances. This is also a amazing spot if you need to use the bathroom. After trying 2 different Starbucks, this was definitely a step up. A lovely front desk officer directed me to the bathroom which was on the second floor. They give you a key specific to the bathroom door youll use and it cant be opened without it (I love privacy and security in a bathroom) and the door is from top to bottom. They even care about conserving water. Im such a geek for these things. Definitely returning and not just to use the bathroom 😄.

Review №5

2019-10-11

The lovely music was wonderful, the Musicians are so talented and happy to share their gifts, they got us all singing and swinging! 😄🤗😄🤗

Review №6

2017-06-14

Great place to sit, I sometimes come here to study with friends and theres often other groups of people having meetings etc at the many free tables. The food and coffee at the shop adjoining the space are nice too. Definitely a perk of living in NYC is being able to make use of these spaces!

Review №7

2022-08-25

Awesome free neighborhood performances.

Review №8

2019-11-06

Wonderful venue with great live music performances and dance parties. Ive been to several of the Vaya! 63 parties (on Friday evenings--always free) and seen incredible bands with lots of salsa dancers. Just be sure to get there early as the venue can sometimes reach capacity quickly,.forcing latecomers to wait in long lines indefinitely. But if you ever find yourself in that position, just wait it out, itll be worth it!

Review №9

2013-03-15

One of my favorite places to bring my lunch and enjoy the beautiful surroundings. Not many people seem to know about it. You literally can walk by it and assume it is a lobby of a cool building and not bother going in. Every Tuesday (I think) they have music and such sponsored by Target. You get a little bit of Lincoln Center at the Atrium. But if you are having a late lunch on Tuesday they will move you out of the way to make room for the event later that afternoon. Also I really like their Cafe. Reasonably priced and the coffee is not bad.

Review №10

2018-11-29

The atrium is a quaint space amongst the behemoths of Lincoln Center. Its essentially the dressed up lobby of the building where a small stage and projection is put up on the wall, making it a more casual and intimate affair. I went for an indie folk performance which matched the setting. Seats are obviously limited so I suggest getting there a little early depending on the popularity of the event. Theres also a small coffee shop in the lobby that is open during performances so you can grab a drink (they have a couple of beers) or snacks.