Deutsche Bank Center

Had a great opportunity to go through the building that replaced the old Coliseum building of my NYC youth when you made it down to 59th Street via the D Train. This is definitely a mini mall with higher end bistros and restaurants for those who are moving in an upwardly pattern in regards to your income level. Now as a tourist spot with views of Central Park looking east gives it some added value along with housing the Jazz at Lincoln Center Theater. So if you are a visitor to the city or looking to have an experience before heading up to the West Side the stop by the Deutsche Bank Center!

Had lunch at Porter House Grille on the 4th floor. Excellent place. Great service, friendly staff, and terrific ambiance. The food was excellent. You must go there at least once and decide for yourself.

Went to the little cafe here, an amazing view with some delicious small plates!

This marvel of contemporary architecture, at the southwest corner of Central Park, is a great place to browse, shop, or rendezvous with friends (or incoming family). Major west side transit hub for subway, busses, and overpriced taxis. CLEAN BATHROOMS are located on the 2nd & 3rd floor. HONORABLE MENTION: Lincoln Center Jazz theater (1st floor), the darling little stationery/card shop (3rd floor), and the UNDERGROUND MARKET beneath the center.JUST FORGET ABOUT PARKING....heavy pedestrian area. Local mass transit advised. RECOMMENDED.

Eating on the deck is very nice. The facilities are clean and modern, plus the views are a win.

I went to the William Sonoma store to get inspiration for my Mother's Day luncheon I am planning. The table is always set with beautiful plates and napkins.

The Time Warner Center has really been the anchor of Linclon Center/ Central Park West for almost two decades now. The building houses a shopping mall, a number of fabulous restaurants, corporate headquarters, a hotel, jazz club, and residences. This doesn't even include all the businesses that have popped up in the area since the building was built. What more could you ask for! As Upper West Siders, we are so glad to have easy access to this fantastic part of New York City.

Nice place. Mall like shops such as J Crew, William Sonoma, and H & M.

Had a great opportunity to go through the building that replaced the old Coliseum building of my NYC youth when you made it down to 59th Street via the D Train. This is definitely a mini mall with higher end bistros and restaurants for those who are moving in an upwardly pattern in regards to your income level. Now as a tourist spot with views of Central Park looking east gives it some added value along with housing the Jazz at Lincoln Center Theater. So if you are a visitor to the city or looking to have an experience before heading up to the West Side the stop by the Deutsche Bank Center!

Had lunch at Porter House Grille on the 4th floor. Excellent place. Great service, friendly staff, and terrific ambiance. The food was excellent. You must go there at least once and decide for yourself.

Went to the little cafe here, an amazing view with some delicious small plates!

This marvel of contemporary architecture, at the southwest corner of Central Park, is a great place to browse, shop, or rendezvous with friends (or incoming family). Major west side transit hub for subway, busses, and overpriced taxis. CLEAN BATHROOMS are located on the 2nd & 3rd floor. HONORABLE MENTION: Lincoln Center Jazz theater (1st floor), the darling little stationery/card shop (3rd floor), and the UNDERGROUND MARKET beneath the center.JUST FORGET ABOUT PARKING....heavy pedestrian area. Local mass transit advised. RECOMMENDED.

Eating on the deck is very nice. The facilities are clean and modern, plus the views are a win.

I went to the William Sonoma store to get inspiration for my Mother's Day luncheon I am planning. The table is always set with beautiful plates and napkins.

The Time Warner Center has really been the anchor of Linclon Center/ Central Park West for almost two decades now. The building houses a shopping mall, a number of fabulous restaurants, corporate headquarters, a hotel, jazz club, and residences. This doesn't even include all the businesses that have popped up in the area since the building was built. What more could you ask for! As Upper West Siders, we are so glad to have easy access to this fantastic part of New York City.

Nice place. Mall like shops such as J Crew, William Sonoma, and H & M.

Beautiful new building for Deutsche Bank, who moved from their 60 Wall HQ - the old building. This building is the former Time Warner Center, and they renovated to be gorgeous, high ceilings and plants, lots of collaboration spaces and more. While it's not connected to the mall below, they have a great view of Central Park from one of the balconies, and they have client events here. No DB retail bank here, though. Ironically there's a different bank, First Republic, downstairs in the mall area. Entry is on 58th between 8th and 9th Avenues.