Located on Barrow Street, One If by Land, Two If by Sea is an elegantly restored 18th-century landmark in Greenwich Village, New York, a carriage house and stable, and a wedding venue. The property was once owned by Aaron Burr, vice president of the United States (1801-1804). Rumored to still receive occasional visits of Burr’s ghost, upon entering its inviting elegance, one can easily understand why spirits of the other worlds would also be charmed into this locale.

Facilities and Capacity

One If by Land, Two If by Sea opened in 1972 after a huge restoration of the carriage house, which seemed more like an excavation. Discovered under layers of plaster and wood were many small treasures of the past, such as old coins, hand-made horseshoes, and antique bottles. The original hitching post, dating from the 18th century, is still intact in the bar area of the restaurant. Tables adorned with fresh roses and long, tapered white candles are set in an early American décor. Adding to the amorous atmosphere is a live pianist playing romantic melodies and the crackle of the four fireplaces. The property boasts several spaces to host the special event, with a capacity of 130 for a seated meal or 200 for a standing reception.

Services Offered

With its captivating surroundings and impeccable attention to detail, One If by Land, Two If by Sea is the ultimate aphrodisiac for romantic Epicureans. The venue serves some of the finest cuisine across The Big Apple, with a culinary team aiming to provide unforgettable dining experiences. Furthermore, the state-of-the-art sound system can be piped into each room to ensure all guests get to enjoy the musical magic of the celebration. Couples are invited to contact the One If by Land, Two If by Sea team today to learn more and book this one-of-a-kind location for their momentous occasion, often called the most romantic restaurant in NYC.