Location, Directions & Parking
The main campus of New York Eye and Ear Infirmary of Mount Sinai (NYEE) is located at 310 East 14th Street in Manhattan. In order to best serve our patients, NYEE also offers office locations throughout the New York metropolitan area.
ATTENTION: 14th Street Transit & Truck Priority Pilot Project
Beginning October 3rd, 2019, 14th Street between 9th Avenue and 3rd Avenue will become a Transit & Truck Priority corridor as part of an 18-month pilot project, led by NYC DOT with MTA, designed to increase speeds and reliability for M14 A/D Select Bus Service and improve safety along a Vision Zero Priority corridor.
Please review the NEW 14th Street Regulations that may impact your commute:
6am – 10pm
- Only buses and trucks may make through trips between 9th Avenue and 3rd Avenue
- All other vehicles may make local trips to access the curb and garages, but must turn at the next available right
- Commercial vehicles may load and unload in short-term metered loading zones
- Passenger vehicles may drop-off and pickup all along the corridor
10pm – 6am
- All vehicles may make through trips along the corridor
- No Parking regulations allow expeditious loading and unloading along the corridor
All Times
- All vehicles are restricted from making left turns off of 14th Street (except MTA buses at signed locations)
See additional information about new street regulations and a detailed map with information on how to access the impacted blocks. To learn more about Better Busses Project, go to: www.nyc.gov/betterbuses.
Directions
With a convenient location, New York Eye and Ear Infirmary is accessible by car, subway, or bus.
By Subway
Take the 4, 5, 6, N, or R train to the Union Square station. Walk East to Second Avenue.
Take the L train to the First Avenue station and walk one block west to Second Avenue.
By Bus
Take the M14 14th Street Crosstown bus to Second Avenue or the M15 Second Avenue bus to 14th Street.
By Car
From Long Island
Take the Long Island Expressway to the Queens Midtown Tunnel. Follow the signs to Manhattan and make a right onto Second Avenue from 35th Street. Take Second Avenue to 14th Street.
From Queens
Take the Queens Borough Bridge to 59th Street and Second Avenue. Stay on Second Avenue to 14th Street.
Or, take the Long Island Expressway into the Midtown Tunnel, and then follow the signs to 35th Street. Take Second Avenue to 14th Street.
From Brooklyn
Take the BQE to the Williamsburg Bridge. Stay in the right lane until you get to Allen Street. Make a right on Allen Street and follow it to 14th Street. Make a left on 14th Street to Second Avenue.
Or, take the Brooklyn Bridge to FDR Drive North. Take the 23rd Street exit, and then follow 23rd Street to Second Avenue. Make a left onto Second Avenue to 14th Street.
From the Bronx
Take the Harlem River Drive to the FDR Drive. Stay on FDR Drive until the 23rd Street exit, continue south on the service road to 14th Street. Make a right on 14th Street to Second Avenue.
From Staten Island
Take the Verrazano Bridge to the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel. Then take FDR Drive North to the 23rd Street exit. Follow 23rd Street and make a left on Second Avenue to 14th Street.
From New Jersey
Take the George Washington Bridge to Harlem River Drive to FDR Drive. Take FDR Drive South to the 23rd Street exit. Follow 23rd Street and make a left on Second Avenue to 14th Street.
Or, take the Lincoln Tunnel into Manhattan and follow signs to 43rd Street and Ninth Avenue. Make a right on Ninth Avenue and follow it to 14th Street. Make a left on 14th Street to Second Avenue.
Parking
Parking is very limited around New York Eye and Ear Infirmary. Nearby commercial parking lots include:
Icon Parking located at 329 East 21st Street, between First and Second Avenues.
Little Man Parking located at 220 East Ninth Street, between Second and Third Avenues.
For more information, visit our parking website
To protect patients, visitors, and staff against the risk of fire from lithium batteries, Mount Sinai Health System does not allow electric mobility devices, such as e-bikes, e-scooters, and hoverboards inside any of our buildings, except for assistive mobility devices under the Americans With Disabilities Act. A list of outdoor parking spots for these devices near our hospitals can be found here.