A former American restaurant located on the first floor of the Whitney Museum of American Art in Manhattan, operated by Union Square Hospitality Group (USHG). It permanently closed in March 2021.
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Last updated: 7/19/2026, 5:17:15 AM
Key Information
Untitled Restaurant was formerly located on the first floor of the Whitney Museum of American Art in Manhattan's Meatpacking District. It was operated by Union Square Hospitality Group (USHG) and featured a site-specific art commission by artist Rashid Johnson.
Customer Perception
The provided Google reviews and Google Place ID are for 'Peak Restaurant & Bar' at Hudson Yards, not 'Untitled Restaurant' which was located at the Whitney Museum and is now closed. Therefore, customer perception for 'Untitled Restaurant' cannot be accurately summarized from the given reviews.
Additional Details
After its permanent closure in March 2021, the space formerly occupied by Untitled Restaurant was converted into a temporary, quick-serve pop-up spot called the Whitney Cafe.
Beautiful restaurant with breathtaking views. First time having dinner on the 101st floor and it was amazing. Our server Leela was very kind and generous. We also learned from her that we can go down to the Edge and see the views from there. Which is a bonus since you would normally need to purchase tickets to go to the Edge already. The food and drinks were also great. Def recommend visiting if you get a chance.
We had an amazing experience here! Our server, Kenia, was absolutely wonderful…knowledgeable, friendly, and genuinely nice. She took the time to explain everything on the menu and gave us excellent recommendations. Her attentive and professional service really made our experience even more special. GIVE HER A RAISE! The place itself is stunning! The breathtaking panoramic views of New York create such a beautiful, elegant, and welcoming atmosphere. We also loved that guests receive complimentary access (when you ordered $80 or more per person) to The Edge observation deck, which makes the experience an even greater value. We ordered the Milk Bread with Honey Butter, Jumbo Lump Crab Cake, Steamed Black Sea Bass, Atlantic Halibut, Amish Chicken, and Spanish Octopus a la Plancha. Everything we ordered was absolutely delicious! Each dish was beautifully prepared and full of flavor. My faves are Atlantic Halibut and Jumbo Lump Crab Cake. This is definitely a place that doesn’t just provide incredible views…it delivers great food and exceptional service, too! Highly recommend visiting, especially if you’re looking for a memorable dining experience with spectacular views of New York. We will definitely be back!
5
I first came here several years ago when Peak had just opened and remember the food being good, but not especially memorable. This time, however, I came with a large party and we dined in the private dining room, and I couldn't have been more impressed.
I understand they've brought in a new chef, which may explain the difference. We ordered a delicious Blanc de Blancs and an Old World Chablis, both of which paired perfectly with the oysters and seafood towers. The creamy, lemony sauce served with the seafood tower elevated the entire experience. I might come back just for that sauce.
The tuna tartare and steak tartare were both excellent, and the steak entrée is another dish I'd happily return for.
It's not often that a restaurant with such a spectacular location also delivers equally impressive food and service, but Peak is a rare exception.
2
The view was absolutely beautiful, night time with the city lights. It was cloudy and raining a bit but that’s not the restaurants fault. Nonetheless beautiful view. The seating area was nicely decorated. Loved the ambiance.
Sadly the food was mediocre. I assumed since it’s on the pricier side that meant the food would be delicious. I got the beef tartare, I understand it’s supposed to be salty but it’s to the point it’s unenjoyable. I don’t know how it can be overly salty but still bland I forgot what I got exactly but it’s the 4th photo, it was lobster, and the 5th photo was steak with truffle both mediocre at best. The deserts as well. The cocktails were delicious but mostly ice.
Our waiter was very attentive so great customer service on his end.
I chose to eat at this restaurant for my birthday because we were supposed to get free access to the edge, however there was a private event and we weren’t able to access it. We booked weeks in advance.
5
Peak with Priceless sits high above Hudson Yards and offers one of the most impressive dining views in New York City. I was able to score a last-minute reservation for lunch and grabbed a seat at the bar, which turned out to be a great way to take in the views while enjoying a relaxed meal.
From up here, the perspective of the city is incredible. I can only imagine how stunning it must be around sunset, enjoying a drink and a bite while the sun drops over the Hudson sounds absolutely phenomenal. It's definitely something I plan to come back for.
One of the best perks is that dining here comes with complimentary access to the Edge observation deck with a minimum spend of around $60 per person. Considering the Edge ticket alone is usually $30+ per person, this makes the experience feel like a great deal. You get a solid meal, drinks, and one of the best observation decks in the city all in one visit.
All in all, it's a fantastic spot for the views, the atmosphere, and the overall experience. I'II definitely be returning, next time I'll try to time it perfectly for sunset.
