Art & History
10:00 am: Rockefeller Center — Art & History Tour
Rockefeller Center Tour
From $27
Tickets Required
11:30 am: See It From Above
Timed Admission
From $46
Tickets Required
1:00 pm: Lunch at Rockefeller Center

Jupiter
Jupiter is the latest restaurant from the critically acclaimed trio behind King - Jess Shadbolt, Annie Shi and Clare de Boer. The group extends their seasonal Italian touch to the all-day pasta and wine eatery meant to celebrate every mood and moment on Rockefeller Center’s newly reimagined Rink Level. The menu offers regional Italian classics with a spirit of casual excellence and joyful simplicity for leisurely lunches, pre-theater dinners and prosecco at the bar. Jupiter is located on the Rink Level of 620 Fifth Avenue and it can also be accessed through the 50th Street elevator on the street level. Jupiter is open for lunch and dinner Monday through Saturday from 11:30am-10pm.
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5 Acres
5 Acres is a vibrant American restaurant in the heart of Rockefeller Center, featuring a seasonally driven, Midwestern-inspired menu from Chef Greg Baxtrom of Olmsted. The menu offers an approachable, chef-driven take on American favorites—from Chicago-inspired classics to fresh seasonal dishes—alongside a lively cocktail program. Located at 30 Rockefeller Center, 5 Acres is an ideal destination for dinner, after-work drinks, lunch, and group dining, whether you're planning an evening out or stopping in during the day. The space combines an energetic bar with an oasis-like dining room filled with greenery, creating a setting that’s both lively and inviting.
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NARO
Experience NARO like never before with a reimagined all-day à la carte menu, bold new signature dishes and a refreshed interior design. You're invited to explore the world of modern Korean cuisine from the team behind Atomix—thoughtfully crafted to suit any occasion, from lunches with colleagues to afterwork drinks with friends to date night at the bar. NARO’s menu blends familiar Korean flavors with a fresh, modern twist. Highlights include soy-marinated salmon, the fan-favorite Korean fried chicken sandwich, and a Wagyu beef rice bowl. Desserts range from housemade green plum and chamomile ice creams to a playful strawberry shortbread sandwich and a twisted donut filled with banana custard. Led by Jhonel Faelner, the beverage program spotlights traditional Korean sool, served neat or shaken into inventive cocktails. NARO is open seven days a week for lunch, happy hour and dinner. You can also now order your favorite NARO dishes, now to-go. Whether you're powering through lunch at your desk, unwinding at home, or grabbing something special on the go, NARO is ready when you are. Skip the wait, order ahead, and take modern Korean flavours wherever the day takes you. Takeaway is available for pick-up only on the Rink Level at Rockefeller Center.
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McNally Jackson
McNally Jackson, founded in Nolita in 2004, is a New York City-based Independent Bookstore with locations across Manhattan and Brooklyn. Our stores offer a unique selection of books from around the world, as well as in-person and virtual events programming featuring award-winning authors. Our Rockefeller Center location is McNally Jackson’s fifth and largest bookstore and will feature a full Goods For The Study stationery section.

Arc'teryx
Arc’teryx brings its signature blend of technical innovation and refined design to Rockefeller Center. Founded in the Coast Mountains of British Columbia, the brand is known for precision craftsmanship, performance-driven materials, and minimalist style built to withstand the elements. The Rockefeller Center store offers a curated selection of outerwear, apparel, and equipment designed for both mountain and urban environments, reflecting the brand’s commitment to quality and versatility. With expert staff on hand to guide product selection and a space that celebrates Arc’teryx’s connection to nature and design excellence, this location embodies the brand’s mission to inspire exploration—whether in the city or the wild.

Rough Trade Below
Rough Trade, the celebrated independent record store that is a destination for vinyl lovers and the music-curious alike, has opened a second location at Rockefeller Center. The new 4,000 square-foot space is located on Rockefeller Center’s Rink Level directly facing the Rockefeller Center/47-50 Street B/D/F/M subway station. Rough Trade Below, builds on the success of its street-level predecessor to address the demand for, among other things, Rough Trade’s expert curation of new vinyl releases, and its all-ages, affordable intimate live performance events and signings.










