Classic Irish pub with innovative cocktails and a bustling atmosphere. Live Irish music and a lively vibe fill the space, especially around the intimate upstairs cocktail bar. Friendly crowds gather for top-tier food and drink, including standout oysters and Irish coffee.
An upstairs lounge offers a cozy spot for dates or celebrations with a good atmosphere for late night drinks. Reservations help secure seats in this authentic cocktail lounge favored for after hours.
Cocktails feature creative and unique concoctions with expertly crafted old fashions that stand out. The atmosphere adds to the incredible and unique experience overall.
Good to know
Make a reservation early to secure a table, especially for brunch on weekends.
Expect to spend around $60 to $100 per person for food and drinks.
Happy hour on certain days features Guinness for $8.
Elegant cocktail bar blends historic and modern luxury with stunning architecture. Live jazz performances create a sophisticated, lively atmosphere that can get quite loud. Offers comfortable seating options beyond the bar and features a hidden club downstairs.
A hidden club downstairs adds a unique twist to the nightlife here. The lounge features bookshelves and cozy seating, creating a relaxed spot for cocktails, games, and casual dinners.
Incredible location with unique architecture sets this place apart. The atmosphere feels distinct and charming, creating a memorable vibe.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for weekends to avoid long wait times.
The hostess emphasizes a 90-minute time limit on tables upon seating.
Brunch costs around $50 per person without alcohol and tip.
Restaurant on the 60th floor offers breathtaking Manhattan skyline views with binoculars for enhanced viewing. Atmosphere feels warm and welcoming with a lounge and small bar that open during busy times. Cocktails draw inspiration from NYC boroughs, complementing an elevated dining experience.
A comfortable lounge area offers breathtaking city views and serves both food and drinks. The space features perfectly crafted mocktails in a beautiful setting.
Stunning views create a unique dining atmosphere paired with innovative cuisine. Drinks stand out as unique and delicious.
Good to know
Reservations are required after sunset to secure a table.
The bar opens at 4 PM, perfect for pre-dinner drinks.
Dinner options cost $115 or $145, excluding drinks.
Venue showcases 19th century Manhattan architecture with an intimate, relaxed atmosphere enhanced by live jazz music during brunch. Seating can be close, creating a cozy but sometimes cramped feel. Signature cocktails like Coco's Old Fashioned add to the elegant, swanky vibe.
Dark, cozy bar lounge offers a chill atmosphere with comfy couches for seating. The lounge features good music and stylish decor, making it a solid spot for late night drinks.
Elegant architecture and rich history create a unique atmosphere. The menu features distinctive recipes, like sweet pea soup with lobster that highlights the pea flavor in every bite.
Good to know
Jazz brunch is available on Sundays from 12-3 PM.
During restaurant week, a 3-course dinner is offered for $60.
Expect a 45-minute wait for drinks on Saturday nights around 9 PM.
Cocktail bar with arcade games and an indoor basketball half court creates a lounge-like, cozy atmosphere that feels relaxed yet lively. The space attracts a mix of people, including families with children during the day and a more energetic crowd with DJs at night. Multiple levels and nostalgic decor add to the unique, playful vibe.
A fashionable club sits above the hotel with a lounge featuring live music that draws young crowds. The lounge offers board and card games plus a basketball court, and an arcade zone attracts kids during the day.
Recreation offers a very unique concept combining bites, drinks, and games. Some of the games stand out as particularly unique.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm on weekdays with no cocktail options.
Brunch is offered on Sundays and will soon be available on Saturdays.
The venue can get very busy on weekends, so arrive early.
Oldest building in Manhattan hosts multiple bars and a restaurant within a spacious, beautifully decorated setting. Atmosphere blends historic charm with live jazz music, creating an engaging and lively vibe. Visitors explore a museum upstairs and enjoy a whiskey bar alongside diverse social spaces.
Late night dinners and drinks happen in a spot with a hideaway bar. Live music plays in a lounge style setting. Book club meetings also take place here.
Different rooms with distinct themes create a unique flair throughout the space. The rich history adds a memorable vibe, and dishes like the grilled octopus with chorizo stand out as unique food options.
Good to know
Reservations are needed to sit in the old tavern room.
The happy hour offers great deals on drinks and appetizers.
Live jazz music is available during Saturday brunch.
Historic building showcases stunning open atrium and 5-star design with a cozy, lively atmosphere. Spacious, luxurious rooms contrast with a classy, quiet bar and a vibrant jazz basement. Complimentary chauffeured rides add a unique touch to the experience.
Evenings feature a spectacular lounge with charm and sophistication. The ground floor bar offers a spot to enjoy drinks and watch the Instagram crowd.
Original 1883 architecture gives the hotel a unique design inside and out. The two-tier room upgrade and phenomenal breakfast atmosphere add to its distinct charm.
Good to know
Breakfast for globalists is available from 7am to 12pm at the restaurant or via room service.
The last call for drinks is at 10:50 PM.
You need to book a table even for breakfast at the lounge.
Spacious lobby combines arcade games, basketball court, and loud music for a lively, casual vibe. Rooms maximize space with clever design but remain small and cramped. Bar area buzzes with energy, featuring a live DJ and creative cocktails.
A lively lounge on the 3rd floor serves as a chill-out zone, bar, restaurant, and club with a fun atmosphere. The bar and club feature great music and a DJ after hours, creating a vibe like a professional social club.
Super unique design shapes the whole vibe. Public areas feel inviting and sit close to unique city spots.
Good to know
The hotel charges a $30 per night facilities fee at check-in without prior notice.
During happy hours, the prices for drinks are quite good.
Appetizers and things to munch on are available until 10:30 PM.
Dim sum restaurant offers a flaming Peking duck show that draws attention with tableside fire presentation. The space features exquisite decor and a rooftop, combining a Western-style bar with Asian dining. Atmosphere varies from loud and lively with a DJ to moments of quiet, creating a dynamic vibe.
Loud music and dim, colored lights create a club-like vibe. The dark lighting and strange decor add to the nightclub atmosphere.
Unique drinks include a Bulleit Bourbon-infused Peking Duck Fat Washed cocktail called Duck a L'orange. The tiramisu presentation stands out as very unique.
Good to know
Reservations are required for the flaming roast duck, which takes an hour to prepare.
Happy hour offers $9 drinks and $2 appetizers after work.
The cost for a whole Peking duck is $88, a good value for NYC.
Space combines chic decor with high ceilings and Greek columns, creating a grand yet cozy atmosphere. Dining areas feel intimate but can be crowded, with tables placed closely together. Upstairs lounge offers a more open vibe, contrasting with the basement dining room's compact feel.
A beautiful bar and lounge area sets the scene with a vibe like the coolest club in the city. The space feels exclusive and stylish for nightlife.
Each dish offers a unique appeal with flavors that stand out. The menu features interesting combinations that create a memorable dining experience.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially for dinner service.
Expect to spend $200-300 per person for a meal.
The bar opens at 5 PM, and dinner service starts at 5:30 PM.