The New York City offices of PayPal and Venmo have candy drawers, Taco Tuesdays, and a conference room so cushy that employees take off their shoes
• PayPal recently expanded its Manhattan office.
• The online payments system shares the space with Venmo, which it acquired in 2013.
• Business Insider stopped by the office to check out the space and perks.
PayPal is in a good place, right now.
Markets Insider reported its latest earnings report sent its stock price up by 6.04%. Meanwhile, its total number of active users has surpassed 210 million people around the globe.
At the same time, the San Jose-based company is doubling the size of its New York office, adding two new floors to its West Village location.
Business Insider recently visited PayPal's Manhattan office - which it shares with Venmo. PayPal acquired Venmo when it bought parent company Braintree for $800 million in 2014, according to Fortune.
Here's what we saw: