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Dining

Interior view of a well-lit, open cafe space with drop lighting and a glass wall.

Whitney Cafe. Photograph by Matthew Carasella Photography

Interior view of a well-lit, open cafe space with drop lighting and a glass wall.

Whitney Cafe

Floor One
The Whitney's grab-and-go cafe in the ground floor Andrea and James Gordon Restaurant is accessible to both guests of the museum and the general public. With a takeaway menu from Union Square Events and limited outdoor seating, stop by for a coffee and pastry, quick snack, glass of wine, or lunch.

MENU

Open, interior dining space with tables and chair symmetrically arranged, looking out through floor-to-ceiling glass windows onto an open terrace space.

Studio Bar, with a view toward the terrace. Photograph by Matthew Carasella Photography

Open, interior dining space with tables and chair symmetrically arranged, looking out through floor-to-ceiling glass windows onto an open terrace space.

Studio Bar

Floor Eight
Every day, 12pm–close, enjoy light refreshments and modern twists on classic American cocktails at the Whitney’s Studio Bar. This sit-down, indoor/outdoor dining experience is located on the Museum’s eighth floor and extends onto the Thomas H. Lee Family Terrace, where visitors can enjoy spectacular views of the New York City skyline.

Menu

Hours

See hours for the Whitney Cafe under Plan Your Visit.

COVID-19 vaccination and face coverings are not required, but strongly recommended for all visitors. Plan your visit and review our visitor policies.

Sunrise

Sunset

A 30-second online art project:
Sara Ludy, Tumbleweeds

Learn more

Learn more at whitney.org/artport