American Dining Beneath a Nine Story Historic Atrium
Start the day with Eggs Benedict over a crispy fish and potato patty, then return when the railings glow at night.
🏛️ Atrium After Dark
Near the Fulton Transit Center, Temple Court settles into the Beekman Hotel with an American menu and a nine story historic atrium overhead. The restaurant shares that historic footprint with The Bar Room, and the whole space feels sophisticated and welcoming from breakfast to the last dinner course.
During the day, soft daylight filters down from above. At night, warm lighting picks out the lace like iron railings layer by layer, turning the atrium into the main event. The kitchen, under Tom Colicchio, puts a custom spin on classics, with Eggs Benedict served over a crispy white fish and potato patty, spinach, and hollandaise.
Daytime service runs from 7 AM to 3 PM every day, and dinner starts at half past five PM, with Sunday and Monday dinner ending at half past nine PM. The room is built for special occasions, from corporate dinners to micro weddings, and an early breakfast under the atrium is a calmer way to take it all in.
