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German Businesses in New York, NY

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Wempe Jewelers

Wempe Jewelers is a jewelry retailer in New York, NY, operated by the German heritage company Wempe. The business holds a rating of 4.6 stars based on 465 customer reviews.

4.6(465 reviews)
(212) 397-9000
https://www.wempe.com

Werner Sobek New York

US office of German architecture and engineering firm Werner Sobek – sustainable construction and facade design.

(212) 777-7600
wernersobek.com/en

Werner Sobek USA

US office of German engineering and architecture firm Werner Sobek – sustainable high-performance buildings, facade engineering, and structural engineering.

(212) 682-8700
wernersobek.com/en

Wilkhahn Inc.

NYC showroom of Wilkhahn (Germany); premium office seating.

(212) 683-2000
https://www.wilkhahn.com

WP-RA-USA

Multilingual tax and legal professionals specializing in German-American cross-border matters.

https://www.wp-ra-usa.com

wpd onshore US

wpd onshore US is a renewable energy company based in New York, NY. The company develops and operates onshore wind power facilities.

https://www.wpd.de/en

WTS Advisory USA

US office of German WTS Group – international tax advisory, transfer pricing, and corporate tax law.

5(3 reviews)
(212) 618-5100
wts.com/en

Wüstenrot & Württembergische USA

US representative of W&W Group – home savings, life, and property insurance for German expatriates in the United States.

(212) 867-4900
ww-ag.com/en

Zeb Consulting USA

US office of German strategy and management consultancy zeb – advisory for financial institutions and insurance.

(212) 201-1700
zeb.de/en/usa

Zum Schneider NYC

Authentic Munich-style pub on Manhattan's Lower East Side – wheat beer, white sausage, and Bavarian specialties.

4.4(735 reviews)
(212) 598-1098
zumschneider.com

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New York City has been home to one of America's most prominent German communities since the 19th century, when Kleindeutschland ("Little Germany") in the Lower East Side was the third-largest German-speaking city in the world. Today, New York hosts the highest concentration of German businesses in the United States — from financial institutions and law firms serving transatlantic clients, to restaurants, importers, and cultural organizations keeping German traditions alive.

✓ Largest German business hub in the US✓ Strong finance & legal sector✓ Active German-American cultural scene

Frequently asked questions

The German Consulate General is located at 871 United Nations Plaza (1st Avenue at 49th Street) in Manhattan. It serves residents of New York, Connecticut, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Bermuda. Appointments for passports, visas, and notarial services must be booked online via the consulate website.