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About Rue 57

Rue 57 is a storied venue located at 60 West 57th Street in Midtown Manhattan. Known for its French brasserie experience with a Sushi Bar and flexible private dining spaces, Rue 57 has historically hosted private dining events and gatherings across two levels. Note: the space is currently closed as of April 2025 due to lease non-renewal, with Motek slated to take over in spring 2026. This page provides a comprehensive guide to the venue, including seating options, transportation, parking, and nearby lodging and dining options to help you plan future events or explore alternatives.

Whether you’re securing a private salon for up to 80 seated (120 standing) or exploring a multi-purpose event space across two levels, Rue 57’s legacy as a flexible event venue remains a reference point for NYC gatherings. We’ve got you covered with practical details on accessibility, parking, transit, and nearby hotels and restaurants to support your planning needs in the heart of Manhattan.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location/address: 60 West 57th Street, New York, NY 10019.
  • Venue type: French brasserie with a Sushi Bar; private dining spaces available.
  • Seating/capacity (private salon): Seated up to 80, standing up to 120; overall private area capacity up to 120.
  • Historical total capacity: reportedly up to ~300 seats across two levels.
  • Status: Closed in April 2025 due to lease non-renewal; space being replaced by Motek with a spring 2026 opening.
  • Transit: Nearby subway stops include 57th Street (F) and 57th Street–7th Avenue (N, Q, R).
  • Parking: Street parking common; nearby garages and lots available (e.g., garages in the 56th–58th Street area).
  • Nearby hotels: The Quin (101 W 57th St) and The Peninsula New York (700 Fifth Avenue).
  • Notable events: Private Salon used for private dining/events; multi-purpose event space on two levels historically used for gatherings.