“If you're looking for German beers and traditional games, like stein holding competitions, there's a big party on Stone Street.”

“This enchanting street feels like it's from another era.”

“Stone Street Oktoberfest is one of the largest Oktoberfest celebrations in New York City. Festival-goers pack onto one of Manhattan's oldest streets for German beer, themed food, stein-holding contests, live music and games.”

“Grievous Angel, a bar where you can drink natural wine, hang out in a backyard, and occasionally catch a Malaysian laksa pop-up. It’s named after a Gram Parsons album, and it’s open most days from 5pm “till as long as y’all keep drinkin.’” We like the sound of that.”

#24 Stone Street — On this historic, pedestrian-only street in the Financial District of Manhattan, you'll find a plethora of bars and taverns with outdoor seating (like Stone Street Tavern). It's even host to several happy hours, trivia nights, street festivals, and block parties throughout the year.

#4 Stone Street’s Cinco de Mayo Street Festival — Check out this full day, free-to-attend outdoor (and indoor) Cinco de Mayo street festival on Stone Street in the Financial District! You can expect delicious Mexican street food, complimentary tequila and beer tastings, live music by Mexican artists, raffles, a mariachi band, dance performers, and so much more! The festival attracts thousands of visitors each year, making it one of NYC’s biggest Cinco celebrations by far!

Stone Street Then vs. Now: From Bro-Pub Central to Worldly Melting Pot

“Stone Street is one of the rare cobblestone streets in NYC, that gives more of an old school European feel to the starkly modern city buildings around it.”

“Fresh pasta sheets piled like just-washed bed linens, lubricated with lots of good butter and folded with lemon, lavender, chamomile, and rose. It’s like falling asleep in a spring meadow.”