Overstory

Perched on the 64th floor of the iconic 70 Pine Street, Overstory offers a breathtaking backdrop for an unforgettable night out. With stunning 360-degree views of the New York City skyline, this rooftop bar combines elevated aesthetics with a vibrant ambiance. It’s a haven for cocktail enthusiasts, boasting a diverse drink menu that features innovative concoctions like the Pink Tuxedo and the classic Old Fashioned, each crafted with precision and flair. With a solid rating of 4.2 stars from over 650 reviews, patrons consistently rave about the unique cocktails and the stylish yet comfortable atmosphere that encourages both lively conversation and intimate gatherings.

As you step into Overstory, be prepared to be captivated not only by the cocktails but also by the atmosphere. The space includes both enclosed areas and an open terrace, allowing guests to enjoy the fresh air while soaking in the mesmerizing sunsets that transition into twinkling city lights. Many visitors emphasize that arriving around sunset is essential, often recommending to come 30-60 minutes early to secure a good spot. The bar operates a minimum order policy, ensuring a seamless experience as you indulge in the remarkable views.

Although some cocktails may have mixed reviews, the overall experience is undeniably enhanced by the extraordinary setting. Friendly and attentive staff elevate the service, ensuring that every moment is memorable. Whether you’re a local or a traveler seeking the perfect way to unwind after a day of exploration, Overstory is a destination that beautifully marries inventive mixology with the enchanting skyline of New York City.

Overstory is the 64th-floor cocktail bar above Saga in the Financial District — wraparound views over Lower Manhattan and a Harry Cocktail program that earned a World's 50 Best slot in its first year.

Modellus Novus' brass, aged-leather, and warm-oak 64th-floor rooftop at 70 Pine Street, where the 1932 Art Deco tower's heritage demands are honoured by a retractable-glass eyrie commanding an unobstructed panorama of Lower Manhattan's skyline and harbour.