Located within the iconic MetLife Building at 200 Park Avenue, Point Seven is an upscale seafood destination from acclaimed Chef Franklin Becker. Its name references the 70% of the Earth's surface covered by water, a theme that informs both the globally-inspired menu and the restaurant's striking oceanic design. The interior is a masterclass in modern sustainability, featuring floor tiles and walls made from reclaimed materials and custom bar tops and tables crafted from recycled ocean plastic.
The venue offers a refined Midtown atmosphere just steps from Grand Central Station, making it a premiere choice for high-stakes business meetings and sophisticated social gatherings. The culinary program centers on impeccably fresh, sustainably sourced seafood, earning the restaurant prestigious accolades including Wine Spectator’s Best of Award of Excellence and the Dirona Award of Excellence. For private events, Point Seven provides a seamless blend of elevated coastal cuisine and architectural elegance in one of Manhattan's most recognizable landmarks.
Patrons frequently note the exceptional freshness of the seafood and the creative presentation of the raw bar selections.
The restaurant is lauded for its sophisticated, modern aesthetic and the impressive use of sustainable materials in the decor.
Event hosts appreciate the venue's prime Midtown location and the professional service typical of a Chef Franklin Becker establishment.
Point Seven offers several distinct spaces, including two dedicated private dining rooms (The Atlantic and The Pacific), an expansive upstairs Dining Room, and the option for a full venue buyout including the Bar Room.
For seated events, the private rooms accommodate 12 to 16 guests, while a full venue buyout can accommodate up to 170 seated guests. For standing receptions, the spaces range from 18 guests in the smallest room to over 300 for a full buyout.
The restaurant is conveniently located at 200 Park Avenue in the MetLife Building, with a dedicated entrance at 44th Street and Vanderbilt Avenue, immediately adjacent to Grand Central Station.
Yes, the restaurant can provide a Partial Buyout which grants exclusive access to the upstairs dining area and both private dining rooms, accommodating up to 95 guests for a seated dinner or 150 for a reception.
An upstairs open dining room designed to comfortably accommodate larger groups.
An intimate and refined private dining room perfect for seated lunches, dinners, and business gatherings.
Designed for comfort and sophistication, offering an intimate setting for client dinners and special celebrations.
Offers exclusive access to the upstairs dining room and private dining rooms, providing a flexible setting for groups of all sizes.
An exclusive buyout of the upstairs dining room and Bar Room, featuring a luxurious atmosphere and elevated cocktail experience.