Absolutely Loved the space, it's like no church I've ever visited in my life. Most conciousnness was put into building this sacred space and was able to feel Holiness and Peace in this crowded and busy city. I recommend both a visit to Saint Bartolomé and Saint Patrick's as you will be able to feel and sense the inspiration and spirit that was the bedrock foundation of NYC. Pictures do not render tribute to the beautiful mosaic's and the inner experience. Visit, visit !

I used to love this church. I am a lifetime member of the Episcopal Church. As an African American, I am now concerned with their constant rants on skin color. I have family that are white, somewhat white, and not white at all. This talk of racial divisiveness has ruined the church for my family. It is very traumatic to hear and see all of the racial and racist writings on all of the episcopal websites. Worst of all, the white priests are all teaching that one skin color is bad and the other skin color are victims. It is so terrible. The church ignores Jesus and bends the knee to a liberation theology that sound like Marxist gibberish to me. People will stop giving money to the church if it continues to sound like a leftist political party and dumpster fire? Bishop Curry may be bankrupting the entire church with this nonsense. It is time for love, it is time to bring people together. The hate is awful, and nobody will go to church anymore if you can't get any peace while there.

You can always come daily in Manhattan from 5:00-7:00 P.M. and receive a package of free prepared meals for those in need of food. Very good food sets, every day a different assortment, sushi, sandwiches, potatoes with chicken meat, ready-made fresh salads. Very kind, helpful, sympathetic, honest believers work here. All the best and good luck in life ....

St. Bart’s is a very welcoming community and they host many events. The building is historic and beautiful. Liturgically they are a broad church.

Visited here with my husband who instantly loved it more than St. Pat's. Beautiful church. Loved bringing our son here; great friendly place for families that feels holy in NYC, which is a miracle in and of itself.

This cathedral is located near St Patrick Cathedral. Not as iconic but very nice to stop in for a rest and prayer

Started attending here after retiring from 45 years as a pastor, so I get just how unique St. Bart's is. At one level, everything: preaching, music, liturgy, and education are of the highest quality. On the other hand, St. Bart's really attempts to welcome everyone as if they were Christ. Not entirely successful, but unlike most churches, it keeps working to be even more welcoming.

Beautiful building. I attend a funeral there the service was Beautiful. They also had the reception immediately following at a lounge next to the church. The food was very tasty.

Was here on Thursday evening for the Riverside Choral Society’s annual winter concert. Have never been inside the church before. Very impressive architecture

I had my wedding here earlier this month. The parts that attracted me the most is the beauty of the church and the kindness of the staff. They made my wedding so smooth despite the hurdles I was facing that day. I recommend to anyone who is planning an event or even just a visit.

Beautiful church, welcoming faith community.

Great church because I am a Member of the St. Bart's family, I love you ❤️ St. Bartholomew.

It's a beautiful church both inside and out. Worth a visit at any time but hours are limited so check before you go.

A beautiful cathedral, open to the public...go in and enjoy the lovely interior.

This place serves free food everyday from 5:30pm to 7pm. If you have no money or trying to save money, then you should come to this place. You can eat your food across the street or you can go to The Hugh on 601 Lexington Ave two blocks away.

Came here for a tour, it’s pretty nice besides the fact that during June they had a ton of pride garbage all over the place. And the gift shop right when you walk in is kind of startling. Other than that, beautiful almost Greek inspired architecture and lovely music. Stop by for a visit.

Beautiful gothic style building for this progressive Episcopal Church

Church was opened at 4pm on Sunday, so I stepped in for a visit. Very rude woman yelled at me to leave.

Amazing church! We were there on Christmas Eve 🎄! There were so warm, welcoming feelings about this church

Simple, peaceful and gratified to present during Christmas and listening to beautifully sung hymns.

Went here twice to see a show my friend was performing in. Staff were friendly and church is absolutely beautiful. Bathrooms are a little small but do the job!

I found this church during the height of the Covid Pandemic, in which I was home bound, and could not attend my local church in Atlanta. Through the outreach program at St. Bart’s Church, NY, NY, I found this spiritually-based, egalitarian church via television broadcasting throughout America (and perhaps elsewhere). All of the clergy are exceptionally kind and intelligent. This is a love-based church, as Jesus had taught us all to be in reaching for God.

This church been scamming people out of there donations the money is going to no good use was over hearing the workers say don’t fix or clean much so people can come in and donate more money so they can have more wine n greet ,bbq, and party’s instead of fixing up the church making it new again for our people

Great place and great food. I go here to this church every day for dinner. Me being homeless is not something I thought I would ever have to experiance. This church serves me a good diner every day around 5:30pm.

The services were amazing and the people friendly!

Fabulous interiors. A beautiful place for worship, in a style seldom seen in the area. It looks very old but I think it's not really old, not even 200 years old, if I am not mistaken. I used to come here regularly over 15 years ago on Sundays. It's close to the subway station so it's accessible. Tonight we were here for music performance, which was awesome. It was packed that Friday night.

Why does this church serve cocktails? Really? So, it's a bar, too?

I cried in front of people at a group I attended and I was met with compassion, along with being told I was brave for voicing a concern I had, rather than being told or having the insinuation I was seen as less of a man.

One of the most beautiful spots in NYC..especially when the organist is in practice.

Architecture is amazing. The sculpture on the doors phenomenal.

Went into the church on Sunday mass. Great preacher, good choir, and very beautiful church.

The best church and community if you are looking for Episcopal church in Manhattan. I love this place.