Santina is a coastal Italian oasis where people can eat, drink and celebrate day or night in Riviera style. Santina is housed in a glass box designed by renowned architect Renzo Piano, located under the High Line and next to the Whitney Museum in the heart of the Meatpacking District. This iconic structure is complemented by handcrafted Murano chandeliers from Venice, and outfitted with colorful Solimene plates, vibrant flowers and lush palm trees. The restaurant also features extensive outdoor patio seating set amongst colorful umbrellas, making Santina the perfect summer destination in New York City. From October through April, Santina’s outdoor seating is transformed into an intimate enclosed garden for those looking to escape the winter. With one step in, guests are immediately transported to the sunny Italian seaside, no matter the season.