Suggestions for Shrines near New York

IWalked Audio Tours • September 2, 2011A small Federal style red-brick building surrounded by skyscrapers. The site of the church is the former home of the 1st America-born saint Elizabeth Ann Seton. Learn more on this site via our blog!

Ernesto G. • September 6, 2021Best described as a shrine to sake. Boutique store with a great sake selection and knowledgeable owner to recommend your next sake flight of bottles.

Eric R. • October 16, 2011Sign up for Tibet House's e-mail list to stay updated with its activities and special events. The Maitreya Project's Heart Shrine Relic Tour that I attended was great.

Eric R. • October 16, 2011Immerse yourself in the Tibetan Shrine Room on the second floor. I was completely blown away!

Abigail W. • April 21, 2010Discover the Vegetarian Korean restaurant-no longer urban legend. It is a beautiful shrine and great dining experience - prepare to remove your shoes.

Catarina L. • September 28, 2013actor's shrine (dedicate 2 entertainment): St Genesius (actors), St Cecilia (musicians), St Vitus (dancers) & Bl. Fra Angelico (artist). 15min b4 curtain time, bell rings there is no biz like show biz

Catarina L. • May 10, 2011beautiful church with mosaic altar ◦ don't forget to visit the Peace Garden and shrine =)

The New Yorker • August 24, 2010Having already appropriated northern Italy (via Alto) and southern Italy (via Convivio), chef Michael White takes on the coast with this shrine to seafood.

Compass • May 15, 2014Low-key, but the music never disappoints: stop by Shrine to see some of the best Afro-beat, calypso, and reggae bands in New York.

Harlem A. • June 21, 2013The Francophiles say it isn't French, then again, they say that about everything. A casual spot which is a perfect "hide & seek" from the madness of Shrine next door. Great for drinks and lite bites.

Nate F. • June 29, 2021one of 19th century america's great actors and co-founder of the shriners (Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine)