New York City's Financial District is the economic center of the entire U.S. But the area is a hidden gem when it comes to bars, pubs, and brew houses.
We set out to find the coolest watering holes by reading Yelp reviews, surveying FiDi locals, and checking the places out on our own.
From the Full Shilling on Pearl Street to Beckett's on Stone Street, here are the best places to drink in the Financial District.
121 Fulton Street
If early day drinking is more your style, then 121 Fulton Street can get your weekend started right with its incredible brunch special: Every Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., it offers a $30 breakfast that includes all-you-can-drink mimosas and Bloody Marys.
Beckett's Bar and Grill
Located in a building that's been around since 1603, Beckett's combines old-school style and new-school drinking with two floors and 24 TVs.
From March to November, Beckett's transforms into one of the best outdoor bars in the city by putting out benches and tables right on Stone Street.
The Dead Rabbit
Don't let the morbid name fool you. The Dead Rabbit is a lively establishment with one of the most fully stocked taprooms in the city.
There's also a classic parlor with 72 "historically accurate" cocktails and a grocery store that sells many oils, spreads, and dry goods.
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