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Fantastic drinks! Aisha christine and i got lucky on a friday night and had Not a second of wait. [[HIGHLIGHT]]I got there a bit before them and hung out in the front sitting room with Oliver who was really awesome.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I had had an "early dismissal" from work that day and was coming from a few glasses of rosé at the bryant park café. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The vibe in here was beautiful, ik it's super popular now and probably hard to feel intimate and moody but if it was less hype i feel that wld be the perfect backdrop to it.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I had a most delicious raisin the roof cocktail which was buttery and raisiny and sweet just the right amount. We snacked on some cucumbers too which were definitely so expensive but definitely very nice. read more

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Date: Wednesday, March 4th, 2026 Time: around 10:15pm Party of: 4 Accolades: No.31 North America's 50 Best Bars 2026, No.43 North America's 50 Best Bars 2025 *Autumn Leaves ($27) *Smoke Gets in Your Eyes ($23) *Serenade ($23) *Flirtibird ($25) *'Round Midnight ($25) *Tax ($10.92) I know Angel's Share does not do reservations. My group decided to chance it on a Wed night. We were on vacay after all. We put our names down and the rest of my party went to another bar while I waited inside their lobby. Yes, I was on a mission and did not want to lose my place. While waiting, I noticed people who had put their names in after me were getting seated. I wasn't sure if it was due to my party size or if it was cuz rest of my group wasn't waiting with me. I had warned my friends that if they missed the seating I will go by myself, so I asked the hostess if it was due to my incomplete party. She nodded so I just said since they're at another bar drinking I can just sit at the bar by myself. This was around 45 mins later. Right when I was about to order, the boys arrived and a table had opened up, so we moved to a table. My girlfriend showed up shortly after. I am not exactly sure, but I believe I got the autumn leaves and the round midnight? I do remember thinking the cocktails were fine. I believe I liked my follow up more than the first one. The round midnight had aberfeldy 12 yr, oolong, pineau des charentes, oloroso, blue cheese. I am a blue cheese lover. Especially with liquor. I wish I recalled what was in the autumn leaves. Maybe I'd figure out why it was $27. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The mural here is the centerpiece of the space. Very pretty. Vibe is dark with dim lighting. Lots of black, dark wood colors, etc. A speakeasy-ish feel to it.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I'm glad I stopped by and checked this bar off my list. I'm honestly not into waiting so I wish they took rezzies. Overall, I'd say this spot is okay. Worth a try. REVIEW #4014 read more

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Sally Z.

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Service: 4.7/5 Drinks: 4.6/5 Price: ~$30/drink Walk-in can be pretty gnarly on the weekends, however, I've heard it's better on weekdays. Everyone's known to be respectful, though my perspective may also be skewed, as I'd only visit while my friend was working. I do know from him that servers go through a rigorous training process with extensive knowledge about the menu (ingredients + influences), so given some criteria, they will offer a drink recommendation to you. What I Ordered: - Fever: "Greek salad", sweet + fruity with a slightly brine-y foam - Painted Paradise: Asian-inspired on the sweeter side, slight hint of shochu - Time After Time: strong taste with more subtle layered flavors - Walkin' + Swingin': mild, didn't really taste like anything - Off Minor: unique presentation, smooth, savory, my friend said it tasted like broth - Stolen Moment: martini-style, middle ground of alcohol taste, also savory profile read more

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Caroline O.

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[[HIGHLIGHT]]Great spot for a girls' night out.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]Drinks were interesting and the vibe was very classy.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The staff was super friendly as well. Fav was Painted Paradise. read more

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Keli T.

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I loved it. Got in quick, had a great cocktail and the ambiance was divine. I'll definitely come back for some other drinks. read more

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Anisha P.

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[[HIGHLIGHT]]Cute place for intimate date night![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] There is a waitlist if you didn't make a reservation, but it goes by fast. The drinks are all very unique. read more

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Dalena D.

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One of my top favorite bars in NYC! I like fruity and refreshing drinks. I enjoyed the Mi gran pasion Walking and swingin' Painted paradise My boyfriend like whiskey forward His favorite drinks here: Take you there Time after time read more

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The creating the direction is there! But the drinks have lost their luster and the drink menu isn't as inspiring as before

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Johnny Y.

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I use to like the hidden bar that was at St. Marks. Friend of mine brought me back to go through memory lane. Seems like they are doing well as each time we do pass by them, seem to be long waiting lines. We lucked out that night and had little wait time. The drinks are always interesting to try and if you're into exploring new flavors. This would be the spot. Granted some were questionable to taste but overall, still enjoy the environment and drinks that were given. [[HIGHLIGHT]]I would say at times it gets a bit rowdy when you want to talk among friends.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

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Alex A.

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Their rules are very pretentious. It's not the workers fault but the owners from what I'm told. I came in with a date and before walking out saw a friend I knew in the back. I was asking if they were staying long or leaving and they told me they were closing their check as well, but then I was told I was not allowed to talk to them. I told the waiter I was just asking where they were going since I knew them and that I just closed my check and they were as we were speaking so we were all about to leave (like literally they guy had their check receipt in his hands). But then I was told I can't even talk to them or be near them because it would mean we are part of the same party then JUST because we happens to know them. Absolutely ridiculous. I love the drinks here and they weren't ever this bad but I think the owner just got pretentious post covid and relocating and the more popular this speakeasy got and went full blown outta hand ridiculous trying to be exclusive and pretend they're extra special. As much as I love their drinks humiliating me around people I came to say hello to after making eye contact and recognizing them is insane. Especially when we're all literally about to go out the door. So stupid [[HIGHLIGHT]]This felt like segregation more than a sophisticated speakeasy.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Read all the other reviews, you'll see a common theme comes up. If you sit solo at the bar, be careful not to be friendly or talk to anyone around you, they might kick you out! Maybe don't even talk to the host and be polite, they might think you know them too and they'll kick you out.. Good drinks aren't enough to change my mind now. Imagine being served a great tasting steak and then slapped and spit in the face after, would YOU COME BACK? read more

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Stacy T.

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I got there at 6 pm on a Thursday and there was no line. This is my first time at the west village location. I kind of miss the old days. I miss the location in East Village where you had to go up the secret staircase. The place was a hole in the wall, but it was great. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The new location is a lot more spacious and a more of a "real restaurant."[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] There is actually a waiting room, instead of lining up on a narrow staircase, trying to avoid other people putting there names down for a coveted spot. The drinks are still amazing. One of the few places where cocktails are a craft and the money is worth it. I tried the Painted Paradise and the pandan flavor was legit. It was the first time that I tried something that tasted like it had pandan in it. Will definitely return. read more

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Robert D.

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Very over priced drinks and everyone is required to have a drink. Maybe that's a NYC thing now it wasn't last time I was here. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Place was nice and clean but service could be friendlier again maybe an nyc thing but we felt like they were rushing us rather than being friendly.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The drinks were decent but at the price point of $23 per drink I expected better. Nothing special or memorable in both taste and presentation. Go elsewhere. So forgettable I don't even recall the name of the drinks for the photos. read more

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Alan N.

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One of my favorite bars in NYC. I make an effort to come here whenever I'm back in town. Staff can rush you a bit. Normally there is a long wait outside so they try to move you quickly. Try all their different exotic and Asian experimental flavors! read more

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David L.

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Drinks: 3 [[HIGHLIGHT]]Decor: 4[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Service: 3 Came here Friday night after waiting in line for 30 minutes since it's walk-in only. Overall, thought it was just okay but willing to come back again to try out more drinks. Website says No Reservations, Walk-In Only, No More Than 4 People/Group, No Standing Espresso martini An espresso martini for martini drinkers with bold, rich coffee flavors and undertones of chocolate. grapeseed oil + coffee extract 3/5. Thought it was okay, although to be honest I'm not the best judge of espresso martinis. Painted paradise Fig-leaf infused whiskey meets honeydew, jasmine cordial, and pandan. 3/5. Thought it was okay. Would have liked a bit more honeydew. Service was okay. Our server was a bit curt. read more

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Luke Q.

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A legendary Japanese cocktail bar in New York City -- known as the starting point for many renowned bartenders. [[HIGHLIGHT]]With its speakeasy-style entrance, moody lighting, and striking mural, the space reflects a refined and thoughtful approach to interior design.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The cocktails here are deeply rooted in Asian flavors, creatively crafted with impressive balance and nuance. Two standouts you absolutely must try are Painted Paradise and Papaya and Friends. Painted Paradise is a milk-washed cocktail featuring pandan, honeydew melon, and jasmine. It's light, floral, and dangerously drinkable -- I'd happily have ten if it weren't for the price tag. Papaya and Friends leans fruit-forward as well, but with a herbal twist -- notes of cilantro and pepper give it a distinctly Southeast Asian flair. Delicate touches of kaffir lime and lemongrass add subtle complexity without overwhelming the palate. This is the kind of bar I'd make a point to revisit every time I'm in the city -- a true gem for cocktail lovers. read more

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Anh T.

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Delicious drinks but quite expensive! On a weekend evening, my group of four waited almost two hours in line before being seated at a table. When we got close to the front of the line, we were able to wait inside in a dark room. The place itself is dimly lit; we had slight trouble reading the extensive menu but admired the many drinks that it offered. I ordered two drinks for the night. One was the Painted Paradise: its description including jasmine, lemon, and pandan milk intrigued me. The drink came out with a flower on top, and I loved the strength of the pandan taste. The drink looked slightly denser than water, which added to the texture of the drink. My friends ordered a strong drink where they poured "smoke" or "fog," and it was a fun aesthetic effect! read more

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Sarah Z.

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Very well made cocktails. As a visitor, I had no idea this was on the 2025 North American's 50 Best Bars list. Now that I know, I must say it is a very well deserved title. Their cocktails are so smooth and delicious. I only had appetite for one drink but I would've loved to order more. Very very nice ambiance, I had a great experience here. Service was quick as well. Would totally come back again! read more

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Joash O.

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Just really impressive cocktails. Normally I'm not into fancy cocktails but this bar really takes bartending to a new level. The waiters and bartenders are all equally well informed and will help you figure out a drink that matches your taste that evening! Don't be afraid to ask questions, everyone is very friendly. read more

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Morlene C.

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The relocated Angel's Share is no longer a speakeasy hidden up the stairs of an izakaya, but now a nondescript bar with its own storefront. Even if they wanted to fly under the radar, the long line snaking out the front door and way down the block would give up its covert location anyway. While most lines in New York are hardly worth waiting in, I feel differently about Angel's Share. Sure, we are indeed spoiled for choice when it comes to magnificently mixed libations in this city, but wow none of them do it as well as Angel's Share. Years ago when I first had their drinks at their original Stuyvesant Street location, I didn't know drinks could sit on your tongue in such a way. Flavors like coriander infused reposado mixed with orange, passionfruit, and coconut milk reveal themselves on your palate in layers in "Fool Me Once." You can taste the butter in the fat washed Starward, as it mixes with the curry powder, aquafaba, pineapple, and apple spiced agave in the "Take You There." I'm glad that they don't really change up the menu much, because I do grow attached to these drinks, and it's not like I can just stop in whenever to have these drinks frequently. Going to Angel's Share is a bit of an ordeal. It's probably easiest to go right when they open at 5pm. I wouldn't even say the service is all that attentive, nor is there much in the way of food. But the drinks are a cut above the rest, and that's saying a lot for New York. Their spot on the World's Best 50 Bars list is warranted. read more

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Connie H.

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I wanted to go to this place in its former location in East Village and was sad they closed. But the silver lining is them closing there meant they could reopen here! Loves: + The mural I mean, c'mon!!! + The drinks are good and cool. I can't remember the official names of my drinks, but they were like a spicy marg and mezcal negroni. + Love the bar seating. Neat to see all the drinks being made. The bar is walk-ins only and no groups more than four. We had no issue getting in when we came at the 5pm opening on Friday. Drinks are $23 so not an every day kind of spot, but hey, totally a #treatyoself spot. read more

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Alexa T.

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I came here on a Friday night around 8 pm. We were only a part of 2 and had to wait 5 minutes before we were seated. We were seated at the bar. And I'm so glad we were at the bar so we could watch them make the cocktails. Everyone was so professional and kind. The menu is organized by alcohol type. The drinks I got were both vodka based. I got the Fever cocktail and it was by far my favorite! I also got the Kat something drink. drinks are really good but the glasses they come in are not that big, so you're paying for quality not quantity! When we left, there was still a long line of people waiting to get in. read more

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Nikita K.

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This is a nice bar with dark lighting and we got seated after a bit of wait. The waiting area is nice though and there's some seats as well so you don't have to wait outside. I got the cocktail with white chocolate and vodka in it. It was okay but could've tasted better to be honest. Drinks are pretty. Also I wish they had food or some light snacks to get with the drinks. Service was okay read more

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Yuelin L.

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Angel's Share feels like it was made for quiet nights. Tucked into Grove Street with no flashy signage, it's the kind of bar you find once and want to keep to yourself. The lighting is low, the music is soft (mostly jazz when we went), and the drinks come out looking like artwork. I had the Cheek to Cheek -- smooth, not overly boozy, and thoughtfully layered. What really stood out though? The calm. No rush, no noise, just a small space that lets you slow down. Perfect for dates or solo sipping. Would definitely come back on another night I don't want to talk loudly. read more

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Angel P.

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One of our favorite bars in New York, and we always try to go when we visit. We've only had their cocktails, so I can't comment on the food, but every cocktail we've had has been great. The creativity in each drink really shows. Service is great; however, you do feel rushed sometimes, especially when there is a wait outside. read more

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Kristin Marie S.

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Lovely! We stopped in while waiting for our table at Via Carota. The host was SO nice and correctly estimated about 10 minutes to get a table. [[HIGHLIGHT]]It's a darkly lit, small bar with fantastic cocktails![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Z got a drink with a ham stick. It was more of a bacon straw but still, delicious! They had one option of bubbles and it was the right one. In a place selling $20+ cocktails, you should only be offering a solid champ and Angel's Share nailed it! [[HIGHLIGHT]]Highly recommend if you want a chill vibe with delicious cocktails in the West Village.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

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Gab G.

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First time at the new location! While it will never replace the original, the vibes are basically the same and it's way easier to get in now. My friend and I came on a Tuesday at 5:39 PM and there was no wait. We were seated on the stools near the fireplace which was less than ideal, but the drinks were fantastic - Flirtibird was amazing. Also really liked the Dry martinez. Returned a few weeks later with my boyfriend at around 7:30 PM on a weeknight, and after a 20 min wait, we got to sit at the bar (by far the best seating option). Painted paradise and Take you there cocktails were both great. read more

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Jade C.

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[[HIGHLIGHT]]We loved everything about this speakeasy.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]Sat by the fireplace which was perfect for enjoying the drinks.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The small bites were on point. Service was quick and the cocktails were intricately made. We'll come back again for sure. read more

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Michael Y.

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I don't think I will be coming back. I really tried to give this place another shot, as I've had good experiences with Japanese bars and ofc the famed Martiny's, so I ordered 4 drinks. * Street Scene: Interesting toasty and grassy matcha on a milk-punch like cocktail. Pretty tasty. Looks kinda strange but it does taste decent. * Take you there: light curry powder, pretty subtle fruit flavors. Tasty but very light * Fever: idk about this one. Spicy carbonated drink under a thick layer of cream that was hard to combine with the drink. Did not taste too pleasant * Papaya and Friends: Reasonably tasty and savory cocktail. Small drink. As people have mentioned, yes the prices are pretty high for what you are getting. I know it's a "craft cocktail" place, but the quality just seems middle tier at best. The parts that carry this place are the beautiful mosaic, the wood-scent candles, and the old reputation this place had. Also got seated in the back, which is probably fine at night, but at 6PM the sun is out and it really kills the vibe. read more

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Eunice P.

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Was a little confusing to find because it is hidden behind an unmarked door. They do not take reservations so we walked in around 5 PM on a weekday and it was pretty empty and quiet which I appreciated but it filled up quickly. Thoughtfully crafted, and beautifully presented, each drink feels like a small work of art. The service was very attentive and the drinks were good! I would love to return to try more drinks on their menu. read more

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Alex M.

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(Overall: A+) - Angel's Share topped my charts for inspiringly innovative cocktails -- I had such a great joy just browsing their menu as there was an endless number of fantastic options suitable to a wide range of tastes. I was thrilled when the drinks were just as impressive as the menu itself, hitting tastes buds that make me craving for me. I love that the vibes were chill and intimate, allowing us to fully admire the beauty of this dim lit bar. (Flirtibird: A) - The yuzu flavor bomb this Japanese-centered drink starts with packs such an impressive punch that sets the tone for the rest of the drink. I love the plum salt rim that added umami contrast to the sweet acidic drink, and the shiso added a background minty herbal touch. (Fool Me Once: A) - I love this sugar forward drink with pleasant primary notes of passionfruit and peach for a comforting sip. The pani puri is quite cute and paired well to add some contrastive texture, served in a sweet way. Food: +2 Presentation: E Price: E Atmosphere: +1 Service: +1 Menu: +2 Overall: 6 stars Insta/Yelp/Beli/TikTok: @amei_eats read more

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Great service and probably one of the best cocktails I've ever drank. It's hard for cocktails to all taste good but not a single drink we've ordered was a miss. [[HIGHLIGHT]]They have a cute waiting spot and the bar is so well decorated too.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

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Joanne H.

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my subway hot take is angels share is better than double chicken please!!! also do u remember when angels share was a legit speakeasy tucked inside village yokocho??? anyway, now it's way easier to get into, more seating (there's a whole section in the back they eventually open up with skylight), the cocktails are better for my tastebuds the drinks: the painted paradise (shochu) cocktail was 10/10!!!! it is so light and fruity with notes of pandan, and i thought it would be milky because of the pandan but it was soooo refreshing and one of my fav cocktails i've had this year! all of the flavors here are delicate and complex - it's clear that there's a lot of artistry while watching the bartenders the space: handful of booths, a bar, and back seating. it's dimly lit and such a vibe the service: super attentive and friendly! read more

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Ilana Z.

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Finally got to try Angel's Share and so glad we did! We came on a Thursday around 8pm and had to wait 30 minutes before getting seated. We got two bar seats, and were so glad because watching the bartenders make all the drinks is awesome. Our bartender was super friendly and constantly refilled our waters. I tried the Krazy Kat and got an espresso martini for my second drink. Both were absolutely delicious. I would definitely come back again and try some of their Japanese food bites. read more

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Kevin L.

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Voted one of the best bars, we had to pay a visit during a trip to NYC. We waited in line for about 45 minutes. The wait didn't feel too bad but probably not worth it. [[HIGHLIGHT]]After getting in, we got seated in a vibey dark room. The vibe is pretty cool but you can also get the same vibe at other bars.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We ordered a few drinks among us and I got the Take You There which is a whiskey based drink with coconut water, pineapple, and others. I felt that I didn't taste any alcohol and it just tasted like juice. Maybe that's the intent but it felt like a sweet watery drink that didn't justify the raving reviews that I've read about the place. My friends had some decent drinks, better than mine, but they also said they weren't that amazing either. Is it all hype? Maybe in my opinion but maybe we just chose the wrong drinks and they can't be famous for all the things on the menu. read more

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Vignesh B.

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Strung along for hour and a half, and then no table. I hate leaving bad reviews for local businesses but this is very warranted. Really frustrating experience. We waited in line for about 45 mins before we were asked to come in for the next table. Strung along for another 45 mins that our table would be ready shortly. At no point were we told that there's a possibility we would NOT get a table before closing, and we're constantly told they're working hard to get us a table. Few mins before closing, we were told no more tables for the night. Completely ridiculous and unprofessional. We would've been totally fine if they told us no table upfront or just asked us to wait outside - inviting us inside and wasting our time with false expectations was pretty shitty. read more

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Clara S.

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Fantastic speakeasy in west village with complex cocktail concoctions. I especially loved the creamier egg-white cocktails that they had! - Fever: 10/10 (probably the best cocktail that we got. Loved that you could taste the subtle hint of parmigiana in the foam!) - Street scene: 9/10 (very interesting cocktail with matcha foam. The green matcha taste could be a throw off for some though.) - Cheek to cheek: 10/10 (great egg white cocktail) Vibes were amazing. Note though that if you are a party of 3+ the wait time might be super long (most of the tables are for parties of 2). Also note that you physically have to be in line (no writing down phone numbers and waiting someplace else). read more

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Annie T.

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They don't take reservations, only walk-ins where you are put on a waitlist. They do not limit the time you have at your table so you are only given an estimate of how long to wait. The drinks are quite expensive (20-25) but overall pretty interesting and tasty. [[HIGHLIGHT]]And the vibe of the bar was very mellow and nice.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]Good date spot![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

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Alisa J.

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Really good drinks. The fever cocktail was so interesting and tasted so good. The krazy kat was good but had way too much lemon. We waited outside like 30 minutes but it wasn't too bad. Service was also really good. Loved the ambiance as well. read more

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Surbhi C.

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There is a wait so be prepared to wait for atleast 20 mins. The drinks are amazing!! The nuts could have been better but the drinks are top notch! read more

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Am amazing experience! A cocktail bar like very few. With a non-descript entrance it would be easy to pass by and miss this location. Dimly lit classy location with an excellent selection of unique and approachable drinks. Guilty is my favorite of all the favorites. Food selection is light, but we tried the fried squid legs and we're light and airy. Be prepared to wait or arrive early. read more

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45 Grove St
New York, NY 10014
West Village
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http://www.angelssharenyc.com

Hours

What time does Angel's Share open?

Angel's Share opens at 5:00 PM on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

What time does Angel's Share close?

Angel's Share is closed on Monday and Sunday.Angel's Share closes at 12:00 AM (Next day) on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

Mon, Sun ClosedTue-Sat 5:00 PM - 12:00 AM (Next day)

Food & Alcohol

Does Angel's Share serve alcohol?

Yes, Angel's Share serves alcohol.

Indoor Amenities

Does Angel's Share allow dogs?

Yes, Angel's Share allows dogs.

Outdoor Amenities

Does Angel's Share have parking?

Yes, Angel's Share has parking options.

Other Amenities

Does Angel's Share allow outdoor smoking?

Yes, Angel's Share allows outdoor smoking.

Does Angel's Share have free WiFi?

Yes, Angel's Share has free WiFi.

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The Woo Woo

If you love great cocktails, this hidden speakeasy is an absolute must-visit! From entering with a…read moresecret passcode to the very last sip, the entire experience is incredible. It has easily earned a spot as one of my favorite bars of all time. The underground space flawlessly captures a raw, seedy, 1980s rock 'n' roll vibe, with eclectic decor that extends beautifully to the themed menus and custom glassware. Sitting at the bar was a highlight--the bartenders were fantastic, clearly proud of their craft, and they even humorously indulged my game of trying to guess the ingredients of each drink they mixed. The cocktail lineup is phenomenal. A few absolute highlights: the Purple Rain with its purple ice and peppercorn, the flambéed Dirty Dancing, a brilliant espresso martini riff called Flick The Bean, and Pure Temptation--which has glassware you just have to see for yourself. Don't miss this place if you're in NYC!

The Woo Woo is loud and touristy--and honestly, that kind of sums it up…read more They market it as a speakeasy, which... technically yes. You need a password (easy to find online), and you go through a hidden door down a staircase. But it feels more like a novelty than anything else. NYC has way more iconic speakeasies, so this isn't somewhere I'd go out of my way for more than once. Nothing wrong with the vibe--it's Times Square, so you already know what you're getting--but it's definitely a one-and-done kind of spot. The drinks are good and super fun, but they're very extra (smoke, presentation, all that), so between that and how packed it gets, it can take a while just to get one cocktail. Didn't try the food. Overall, go for the pics and TikToks--it's perfect for that. I'd recommend checking it out once, but I don't really see it being a repeat spot.

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Nothing Really Matters

"There's a bar in the subway and it's amazing!…read more When we were trying to find a cool spot to go after our Broadway play, I looked towards the Infatuation app and we were close to this Bar. When we put the directions in, we could not find this location, which is funny because I looked and it said it was in the subway, literally. Such a fun spot, excellent cocktails and extremely nice bartenders! A great spot to go after a show. You can order pizza nearby and bring it into the bar if you get hungry! Cheers.

The ambiance of a "Speakeasy" was there, but the hidden door aspect was not there…read more I did my research for all the "Speakeasy"-like bars in NYC and this one was mentioned numerous times. Some people even stated they had difficulty finding the front entrance, but when we got there, the front door was wide open, which disappointed me. Once inside, the hostess/server was extremely helpful and accommodating. The lighting was great and the bar was amazing, but unfortunately, the pictures online looks better than the bar in person. The bar looks huge online, but it's actually quite "cozy". The drinks were great and quite strong. Overall, it was a great bar, but not really a "Speakeasy" IMHO.

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Dear Irving on Hudson Rooftop Bar

4.3

(390 reviews)

1.7 mi

Dear Irving on Hudson is giving full Sex and the City vibes and I am here for it. Located on the…read more40th floor the views alone are worth the visit but everything about this place just works together beautifully. Sexy, intimate and the perfect date night spot in the city. The menu is tapas style which I loved because it gave us the chance to try a little bit of everything. The truffle fries were incredible, the goat cheese croquettes were great and the mini sliders were absolutely bomb. Yes the tables are small but they make it work and honestly it adds to the intimate charm of the space. If you are looking for a rooftop experience in New York that feels elevated, romantic and unforgettable, Dear Irving delivers. Cannot wait to go back.

Beautiful rooftop bar on the west side. It's dark and cozy inside; invites intimate conversation…read more The cocktail selection is great, a wide range of tart and tangy to sweet and smooth. The service at Dear Irving is top notch, they are reliable and quick. They understand the difference between providing privacy and providing assistance. Great date night spot.

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Bar 369 Miroku

4.8

(26 reviews)

2.0 mi

I had researched speakeasies in Midtown West of Manhattan before we traveled there to celebrate our…read morefifth wedding anniversary. From our initial trip last year, I had marked a place called Bar 369 Miroku located in Hell's Kitchen. Being that we didn't make our way to the spot on our trip last year, and were staying in Hell's Kitchen this time around, I wanted us to check out. The only challenge was actually finding it. If you're seeking out this gorgeous speakeasy. You aren't going to find it through some darkened alleyway or non-marked door of a building outside. No. You need to check the website and read between the lines of it being located within a sushi bar on West 46th Street. I could tell you the name, but what fun would that be? Figure that part out. But once you figure out how to access, the staff at said-sushi bar will direct you to the back of the restaurant to wheee you will see a sign for the bar and a stairwell to take you up to the second floor. Once you reach and look around, it looks at first you have reached a dead end between the emergency exit you see and a door that looks locked. There is a black curtain in the darkened hallway you need to notice and peer through. And alas, you will discover the bar that is Bar 369 Miroku. Once you have been checked for ID, and your party number, you are escorted into the small, darkly-lit enclave with plush decor, a bit of a Rolling Stones theme with its large poster hung in the back and artwork perched next to the bar shelving. It's an intimate and relaxed energy that makes it perfect to enjoy one of the Japanese-inspired cocktails on an evening after dinner. The hideaway offers a creative mix of craft cocktail options such as the Ichitaki Spritz (a variation of the Aperol spritz with sake in it), which was quite delightful that I enjoyed immensely within the dark lounge surroundings. If we were here more often, I would have taken advantage of their Japanese whisky selection that looked on point. There is a delectable charm to their curation and craftsmanship of their cocktails, combined with the luscious ambience that makes for a great hangout spot to get away and relax for the night. Bar 369 Miroku hits the mark regarding the speakeasy experience you would think to have when describing one, outside of not needing a password. The bar combines dark, stylish elegance with modern Japanese mixology magic to create an environment nestled deep away from the busy Manhattan streets outside.

Awesome upstairs speakeasy behind an Asian restaurant…read more Went after dinner for a few cocktails. Was a last minute thing so did not have an RSVP, but luckily there was an open table. Ordered a few various drinks - all very good and balanced. A pretty intimate vibe also, which is appreciated. Would come back!

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Valerie

Came for Brunch on a Sunday . Great food (try the shrimp &…read moreGrits- different but really good). Live music is fabulous (Danny Lipsitz) and the drinks are perfect. Of all the places to go In New York, Glad we stopped here . The attentive service (Bar and Restaurant) made the experience even better. Great job Valerie's !!

Came here for brunch and had a decent time. The place wasn't too busy, likely due to the crappy…read moreweather, so we were able to sit there for a while after our meal concluded. Service was good. We had the fried chicken Benedict and the crab cake Benedict. I was a bit confused when I saw that each Benedict dish only had one poached egg - shouldn't it always be two? I guess that's shrinkflation (plus inflation) for you. That bent said, the crab cake was actually really big and filling. The side of potatoes were really delicious. Would I come back for brunch again? Very unlikely. But, it does seem like a pretty "safe choice" if you need a last minute reservation for a group.

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Pocket Bar NYC

This warm, classy place is fabulous -- a plush Jazz bar with great sound, good food and top name…read moremusicians. I could go every week to see the Mingus Big Band on Mondays and the Arturo O'Farrell Afro-Latin Big Band on Tuesdays!!! Just perfect.

Small cozy with intimate vibes. Yet the bar will surprise you with its funky handles. The…read morebartender's sweet, service is good and the prices are typical for midtown. They have popcorn too. I really enjoyed their music, not current but just might have you singing along

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The Rum House

We were staying in Times Square and were looking for a cool spot with live jazz. What luck that the…read moreRum House was just a few blocks away! Tucked into a very cool art deco hotel, the Rum House is a tiny little oasis amidst the insanity of Times Square. There was a guy at the door asking about reservations. We did not have one, but we were admitted regardless, and a friendly server / hostess informed us of the 2 drink minimum and seated us right near where the musicians were set up. The drink menu is a ode to rum. All kinds of rum; spiced, dark, overproof, high end. Most of the cocktails are tiki cocktails, but do not be turned off if you don't like sweet drinks! It's a myth that tiki cocktails are all sickly sweet. A properly crafted tiki drink will be a great balance between alcohol, sugar, mint and acid. These drinks were properly crafted! I honestly cannot remember what Larry and I ordered but all four of our drinks were delightful! You really can't go wrong with any of their rum cocktails. We were with Larry's brother, who is not much of a drinker. He ordered a whisky sour made with Crown Royal. The whisky sour was a surprising standout! The sour mix is house made (of course), which elevates this drink from an overly sweet attempt to cover up cheap whisky to a complex beverage that can be savored. The jazz was great - they had 4 musicians (kind of a lot in the small room) who played 2 songs before breaking and returning for another 2 songs, etc, etc. The short sets were welcome as they allowed for conversation between the entertainment. The Rum House is a great stop; don't miss it if you are in the area!

Been wanting to check this place out for YEARS... I finally have. It was really small. It looked so…read moremuch bigger to me in pictures. This is not a bad thing, I was just surprised. Regardless, I love the dark decor. Its not loud or anything, just a more relaxing environment for drinks where you can actually speak to each other. They have a huge selection of drinks, not too much to eat but there's plenty of restaurants in the area to handle that for you. The popcorn did smell good though. It was also the end of Happy Hour when we arrived. My husband got the 'Hot Buttered Rum' and I got the 'Escape' which was Bacardi 8yr Rum, Coconut Crème, Pineapple Juice, Sweet Vermouth. The drinks were STRONG. They are also pricy but the Hot Buttered Rum was part of Happy Hour so that helped. The service was super friendly, knowledgeable and quick. I would come back or recommend if you are in the area. It was a nice little place and glad I finally tried it.

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Hold Fast Kitchen & Spirits

Stopped in and ordered two Endless Summer drinks and wow, so good! Light, refreshing, and perfect…read moreif you're looking for something easy to sip on. Our server did great with the rec. Great vibe overall and a fun spot to grab a drink while exploring Hell's Kitchen.

Pretty cool place. Met a group of friends here for drinks and posted up all the way in the back…read morecorner, which turned out to be the right move, quiet enough to actually chit chat without shouting. It's a proper locals' bar tucked onto Restaurant Row, co-owned by two Hell's Kitchen guys who met years ago at the old Joshua Tree bar down the block before opening this place together. They stripped the space back to bare brick and built out an industrial, eclectic room, complete with a staircase that famously goes nowhere, so don't waste your night looking for wherever it's supposed to lead. Service was fast and friendly, and the drink selection was genuinely good, real house cocktails, not just the standard bar-menu suspects. Only knock is it's very dim inside, fits the vibe but makes it tough if you're trying to actually read a menu. Overall had a great time. Good starting point for a night out, or just as easily a solid place to land and close one out, either direction works.

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The Friki TIki

4.3

(43 reviews)

2.0 mi

Stopped by before seeing a play to get a quick bite and test out their happy hour. The place is…read morelowkey and cute, tiki inspired decor of course and lots of pretty lights. Lots of seating available besides the bar, looks like it is good for groups. Sat at the bar and service was attentive and friendly. The hurricane was my favorite out of the 2 drinks I had. The wings were delicious, definitely get those and the cigars were good too nice and crispy and loved the smoky sauce that came with it.

Just a few blocks from the Theater District and with a 5-8p Happy Hour, Friki Tiki makes sense for…read moreBroadway pregaming with or without your friends there. The $10 frozen paloma was fruity and icy, while the $10 zombie was tropical and tasty. A great soundtrack was piped through all evening, and the bar staff is friendly with each other and having a great time. At 5:30p on a Friday there were already 3 groups in there.

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Dutch Freds

Food was great! Restaurant was very dark which made it hard for a family member with low vision to…read moresee at our original table. Staff was gracious enough to move us to a table with more lighting despite being very full that morning. We really appreciated it!

Stopped by Dutch Fred after seeing a show in the area. We asked for a table outside and we were…read moreable to sit and enjoy the New York scenery. We decided on the Wagyu sliders, Honey Sriracha Wings and Parmesan Truffle Fries. So glad we did bc all of our choices were fantastic. The sliders were served on a pretzel bun and the Wagyu melted in your mouth. The wings were perfectly cooked. They were smokey with the perfect amount of heat. The fries were just okay. They could have been cooked better or served "fresh." Overall we enjoyed our time at Dutch Fred's and would return after another show.

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Monkey Bar

4.3

(504 reviews)

2.5 mi

Monkey Bar became one of my favorite Midtown restaurants because its modern history ran almost…read moreperfectly alongside my years in New York. I arrived in 2008 with very little, and when Graydon Carter revived the restaurant in 2009, I was beginning a rise of my own, first at a large global bank and then, to my astonishment, at one of the city's most powerful investment firms. The suits were daily, the walls were gold, and the pressure was so consuming that even success could feel like a form of attrition. After a few years, I moved to a smaller firm with Southern roots, where the culture was more humane, the work gave me greater autonomy, and I produced some of the strongest results of my career, even within an industry still governed by fear, greed, and status. Inside, the red booths, low lighting, generous spacing, and hand-painted monkey murals made lunch feel ceremonial without becoming stiff. The room was timeless and handsome, with polished service, quality food, and the subtle assurance of a place where you could be proud to bring someone important. I especially remember sitting in one of those booths with two mentors, each only a few years older than I was and therefore close enough in vintage to feel relatable, trustworthy, and genuinely within reach. One had entered my life after I left the larger firm and helped me understand an earlier chapter that had also ended abruptly and, at the time, felt deeply unfair; the other had guided me through the smaller firm where I finally found a more sustainable way to work. Over that long lunch, I introduced them, we discussed several promising ideas, and for a moment my career seemed to have reached the point where relationships, experience, and opportunity were finally converging. One of those ideas consumed an extraordinary amount of my time and energy, and I believed it might become the foundation of my next chapter. Instead, the arrangement eventually turned on me, the role I thought I had earned never materialized, and the business itself sputtered. My professional life, financial footing, and pride all collapsed just as COVID was beginning. Then Monkey Bar closed in 2020, which made the ending feel almost unnervingly complete: the restaurant, the city, and the version of myself built around New York finance all went dark at once. For years, I experienced that ending as devastating and unfair; now I can see it as wisdom delivered through an unnecessarily rough process. The restaurant's later revival by a Chicago hospitality group feels fitting because it still honors tradition and ceremony while allowing the old forms to evolve into something healthier, looser, and more current. I have not been back since that lunch, but a return now would feel like visiting the museum of my past, not reclaiming a life that asked too much, gave too little, and finally lost its hold on me. Even now, I remember Monkey Bar as a great Midtown lunch in a memorable room, surrounded by the residue of old ambitions and the gratitude of having survived them. The cocktails were sharp, the service was impeccable, and the dining room carried that glamorous old New York energy without feeling trapped by it. I remain deeply fond of the place, partly for what it was and partly for what it witnessed. Some restaurants become attached to a chapter of your life, and Monkey Bar holds mine with unusual grace.

The truffle monkey bread while a total carb and calorie bomb was delicious and left a lasting…read moreimpression. It featured a crispy, sugar-glazed exterior and a soft, chewy interior, topped with truffle cheese and served with a truffle butter dip; the pairing was superb, and it tasted great both on its own and with the dip. For the main course, I ordered the miso-glazed black cod. The flavor was flawless, and while the portion was small (which was acceptable), the pool of broth accompanying it was completely unnecessary; it was inedibly salty, so what was the point of serving it? After finishing the fish, I was left with a plate full of broth, rendering the plate unusable. Plus, it was overpriced; for this dish, you're better off going to Strip House Strip House remains the undisputed king of this dish in New York. A friend ordered the chicken parmesan. It was just average. Another friend ordered the short rib stroganoff. The flavor was decent, but it was far too rich and heavy. As someone whose palate is split 50/50 between Western and Chinese cuisine, I could manage only five bites at most. If you have a palate that prefers 100% Chinese food, proceed with caution on this dish. Friends ordered sides of mac & cheese and mashed potatoes. These are dishes originally meant for low-income Americans to fill up on cheaply; there's no limit to how good they can be, but also no floor to how bad they can get. Both were on par with the average quality found in upscale restaurants. Honestly, these are two dishes I would never order myself. To sum up: the atmosphere was great. It's also hard to get a reservation; the place was packed when we had lunch at 2 PM. Aside from that monkey bread, I didn't feel like anything else justified the price or offered something you couldn't find elsewhere. I don't quite get the hype. Perhaps I just didn't order the right dishes; maybe next time I'll try the burger and the steak.

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Fraunces Tavern

If you're looking for a place that combines great food, history, and an unforgettable atmosphere,…read moreFraunces Tavern is a must-visit in Manhattan. We stopped by for drinks and a few appetizers with my parents, my husband, and our daughter, and it turned out to be one of the highlights of their trip. My parents absolutely loved it! The food was delicious, the drinks were excellent, and the live music created such a warm, lively atmosphere that made us want to stay longer. It's one of those places where you can truly relax, enjoy great conversation, and soak in a bit of New York's history at the same time. Whether you're visiting NYC or you're a local looking for a unique spot, Fraunces Tavern is definitely worth adding to your list. My parents are already asking to come back--and honestly, so are we!

Came here for lunch when my friend was in NYC for the day during July 4th weekend. We sat at the…read moreback bar and he had the chicken pot pie which was huge and even some other people at the bar wanted ti take a picture of it because they could not believe how big it was. I ordered the pretzel which was good. We both also had some beers and cocktails. I had the bees knees which was ok and he had some whiskey I think and we both had a beer. He had the Fraunces tavern option on tap and I had a Narragansett summer one. The bartender seemed fine and nice. Ambiance here is as it is an old tavern it sure has that feeling to it. There are many rooms and dinning options within this tavern. I have only sat at the bar area the times that I have been here.

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This place was absolutely incredible. Genuinely blown away!!…read more We stumbled upon Shuka after a morning of exploring downtown. Although we arrived at 2pm, we were told there was a 40 minute wait, which ended up being around 15-20. We started with the sweet pea hummus dip which was unreal, it was so good. I got the chicken sandwich and my friend got the green shakshuka, and both were so fresh and delicious. We both decided we need to come back next time I'm back in the city!

I ordered the lamb kebab. It only comes with half a pita! You pay $30 and don't get a whole piece…read moreof pita even though one pita would be the right amount of pita for a kebab. Just give me a pita! What is that about? But okay, I ordered an extra pita, I'm still hopeful. But out of the 5 pieces of lamb in my kebab, two were *grisly*! They don't give you a sharp knife, so you kind of have to bite off pieces; but when a piece is grisly you can't tear off a piece and end up with a full piece in your mouth, chewing for many minutes around the grisly center. Everyone knows what this is like and it's to be expected in life, but NOT at a high-end restaurant where you've paid a significant margin above the average meal, and don't even get a full pita. Guys, do some QC and soul-searching - and be generous with pita.

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Chi Restaurant & Bar

Chi Restaurant offers an extensive, authentic menu that's divided out by type of food - chicken,…read morebeef, pork, vegetable, etc. Everything is also labeled for dietary restrictions. Service is very fast and they kept the water flowing (spicy dishes really are spicy!), and the portions are huge. Though you have to pay extra for white rice ($3 a bowl), the overall value was reasonable for the main dishes. The restaurant is dark and elegant inside, with a large tv over the bar that was showing sports when we were there. It had a nice ambience.

Located on the Westside behind Port authority. This un suspecting authentic Chinese restaurant sits…read morein a busy block. They have a banner for great HH specials that can only be redeemed at the bar (until next time). The space is large and modern. Suitable for big groups, date night, pre show, post showing dining. The staff is extremely friendly and attentive. The food: Soup dumplings- had a nice glisten to the outer bun. The under carriage held firm and with a delicious soup bro inside. Fish filet with ginger and scallion- nice portion size and a flavorful and clean dish. Braised pork belly- jam packed in flavor and cooked so tender from the meat to the fat. The pan fried noodle- normally a favorite in Chinese restaurants. This didn't hit its marks. There wasn't much noodles. The outer brim wasn't crispy. And it was a lot of sauce. The protein was scarce. And they had more veggies than protein. We were a table of 5 including a 6 year old. And everybody left full. And satisfied.