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Guests dining together in the main room at Bueno

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Inside Bueno

The room, the bar and the plates at 25 Broad Street — photographed through an evening of service in the Financial District.

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The Bueno dining room with red tufted banquettes and candlelit tables
Guests dining together in the main room during evening service
The bar lounge with leather chesterfield sofas and low lighting
The vault dining room glowing beneath a crystal chandelier
The original brass bank vault door at the entrance to the dining room
The illuminated vault archway leading into the main dining room
The private dining room set with candles along a long wooden table
Leather armchairs and marble tables in the lounge
Small plates set out on a marble table in the lounge
Grilled steak topped with crisp shoestring potatoes
Sliced churrasco with chimichurri and aji sauce
Garlic shrimp in a cast-iron skillet with grilled bread
Grilled octopus with potato and smoked paprika oil
Charred octopus plated on stoneware with lime
Ceviche with avocado and citrus leche de tigre
Causa with crab, avocado and crisp plantain
Beef tartare crowned with herbs and root vegetable crisps
Braised short rib with crisp potato and micro greens
Grilled lamb chops with herb butter and lime
Crisp calamari with a bright green dipping sauce
Gambas al ajillo served with grilled sourdough
An overhead spread of tapas and dips on a marble table

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Frequently Asked

About the Room

What does Bueno look like inside?
A dark, cinematic dining room with sculptural ring chandeliers, deep red drapery and dark wood tables, plus a backlit bar with a glowing stone counter — atmospheric enough for a date and comfortable enough for a working lunch.
Can I photograph my meal at Bueno?
Absolutely. The room and the plating are made for it. For professional shoots or press photography, contact us in advance so we can arrange the timing.
Is the dining room good for private events?
Yes — the dining room, bar and semi-private areas can be reserved for corporate events, celebrations and buyouts in the Financial District.