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    Apotheke Nomad

    3.6 (122 reviews)
    Closed • 5:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)

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    Komal R.

    Beautiful space - especially the Penthouse Terrace! We went on a nice sunny evening in March and sat at one of the outdoors terrace tables. The ambiance was so lovely and drinks were just delicious! The sun beaming through the indoor stained glass was such a pretty scene! Bathroom was spacious and squeaky clean. Our server and the bartender were very friendly and nice as well. Would return in a heartbeat!

    Deborah L.

    We arrived upon their opening and were warmly greeted by the doorman and entire staff. It's a beautiful spot with a sexy dark vibe downstairs and a bit of Victorian vibe including outside seating upstairs. Lovely bar as well and delicious adult beverage and mocktails. Check it out it's fun!

    Hai N.

    Found this bar about 3/5 minutes walk on a lightly rainy day during NY memorial weekend from our hotel. I don't understand the 3 stars, since this bar was full of surprises. Either from competitors or people who don't travel a lot that can appreciate an experience. I've been fortunate to travel to various states and counties and I'd rank this spot as of my favorites. As you walk down the stairs, you're greeted by a wonder security gentleman. Welcomed us with smiles during our early morning stroll on 5th ave and Boardwalk. Bar had beautiful lighting and ample amounts of space to sit or stand. I have a good nose and nothing smelled musty as other reviewers claimed. As far as the price.. I was bar hopping all night last night and bare minimum were 2 drinks each at 18-22 for substandard non creative drinks "specialties ." So these $26" were worth the experience. These drinks were real specialties not tasted elsewhere. Curative and unique to say the least in the "Apotheke" world. Tried three drinks under their menu that our server Hailey(spl?) eloquently explained and recommended. I'm no drink connoisseur, but the drinks came out exactly as they were describe ingredients wise. Well balanced and such a delight with every sip. Ordered some potstickers and omg. Perfect finger foods packed with flavor. Optional hot soy sauce dip included as well. Lastly, they had a harp performer pop up towards the evening. She played live music to cap off the night under their covered rooftop! Stephanie was amazing on the harp. The atmosphere quickly changed to an even funner atmosphere of laughing and intermingling under the New York skyline. Will be back again !

    Jesse C.

    Ignore the negative reviews -- Apothéke delivers. Yes, the cocktails are a bit pricey, but they're crafted with care and absolutely worth it. Every drink we had was fantastic -- balanced, creative, and beautifully presented. If the weather's nice, the PH and terrace are where it's at. Great atmosphere, stylish without being pretentious, and the service was solid. Overall, a wonderful experience. I'll definitely be back for another round.

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    Annika D.

    Beautiful spot in nyc! Speakeasy for cozy vibes downstairs and penthouse for elegant style and views on the 11th floor (Rooftop is covered and warmed for winter). Service was attentive and fast. Drink was solid, pricey for what you got but that is nyc for you

    Johnny G.

    Great service, high attention to detail. One of the most creative cocktail menus. The outdoor patio is also breathtaking. My biggest issue is the priceless menus. You never know what you're paying for.

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    Summer L.

    Great ambience and delicious cocktail. Very creative but overpriced menu. Service was quick but no one seated us even though we were waiting standing by at the bar. There are no chairs at the bar either.

    Clouded summer (it's yellow but the ambient lighting be like that)
    Matthew H.

    Came by with 2 friends for drinks on a Saturday after dinner - we had a reservation and were able to get seated on the upper (?) floor pretty quickly, and it was really busy, so I definitely would not recommend just walking-in during a busy time. I ordered the Clouded Summer, which was a delicious choice. The lemon flavour was really prominent and paired really nicely with the base vodka and champagne - not too strong at all. At times it felt like a liquid dessert, definitely on the sweeter side of cocktails I've had. My friends had the Sea Inside and the Fire Inside and both really enjoyed their drinks, too. One thing that mildly irked me was that the menu didn't include prices for any of their drinks. I'm not sure if the prices were just known elsewhere (and in fact all of our three drinks cost the same, so it's plausible). Anyways, they were priced such that each drink was $24 after tax (before tip). It's not crazy high for the location and ambience, but still a bit pricier than I'd have expected. Overall a decent experience and I did enjoy my drink. I'd recommend a visit, but perhaps the busyness and price point would deter me from coming back too soon.

    made to believe
    Jordyn W.

    such a cool speakeasy!! the ambiance is so chill and warm. i love the "potion making" vibe of this place with the bartenders wearing doctors coats and the menu named as "formula list". the drinks are nothing like i've ever seen before & we tried some real gems! first round we got "moka express", "made to believe", "soft indulgence" & "safe harbour" (which was the best in our choices). and for the second round we went upstairs to the intimate warm rooftop. we tried "west side story" "ocean rise" "among the sunbursts" & "carmine rise". i loved ocean rise for the refreshing flavor with a hint of sour pickle. everything was so great from the service to the drinks to the decor. would love to come back here

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    Wendy B.

    Cocktails we tried were all pretty good. Menu was interesting. Didn't know they have a rooftop and visited this time, great views and atmosphere, definitely the spot!

    Alexa T.

    So the first time I came here, I was on the rooftop for drinks. There's a great view and it was a cute vibe. We had an option to be seated downstairs, but it was such a nice day to not be outside! I also found out that there's a different menu on the rooftop and downstairs. They serve food downstairs. The second time I came here was actually for a private event. We took a private cocktail making class. The class was in the upstairs area. They served us light bites that were set up outside in the rooftop seating area. It was such a hot day in NYC that they closed the roof (controlled with a remote), but it was still so hot in the rooftop area. We were served: - meatballs - grilled cheese - sliders -chips/guac - mini cupcakes As for the actual class, Max was our teacher. He shared that he was the general manager of the bar and was and from Ukraine. He said he uses these classes as a way to experiment and make new drinks. We made 4 drinks total. He also said we could substitute gin/vodka for tequila/mezcal and vice versa. They make their puree and syrups all in house. 1) raspberry drink: my favorite! I used gin as my base. 2) Peach (?) drink with foam: we used chickpea water instead of egg white to get the foam 3) a spicy drink: they already rimmed the cup with salt for us. This also had ginger in it. 4) drink with whiskey or bourbon (I gave this to someone because I don't like whiskey or bourbon) Honestly, it was such a great experience and the 2 hours went by fast. After we made each drink, they cleaned our shakers, equipment and we went outside to the roof area to snack and sip on the drinks we just made. There are non-alcoholic options too as we had 3 people in the class who didn't drink. Max said he would email us the recipes but he never got to that yet.

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    Dipali G.

    If you are doing dry January - avoid this bar because the creative drinks and intimate atmosphere will make you more inclined to cheat on that goal. This is going on my list of top 5 bars in nyc Ambience: so this is a speakeasy with a rooftop and bottom floor. The rooftop would be amazing to go to in the summer. There is a cool inside portion, that gives me library bar feels - which I am all about. We decided to stay on the bottom floor because it was foggy that night and they had a really cool jazz band playing downstairs, that heightened the whole experience. This is a really great date spot Food/ drinks: the drink menu is very cool. They break out the drinks into sections - pain killers, energy boosters, aphrodisiacs! I got the scarlet dancer which was not only a pretty drink but also a pretty good tasting drink! Service: Great service - super attentive and never made us feel rushed! It can be kind of confusing on where to go if you are trying to go upstairs but I guess that is what makes it a speakeasy Price: it was a bit over $50 for two drinks, which is pricy but normal for cocktail bars in the city! Given that it also comes with a show and feels like an experience - I think it is worth it!

    Little Victories
    Sarah K.

    My friend and I ordered Clouded summer & The Fire Inside at the bar. When we went upstairs to the penthouse, we ordered Little Victories and Strangers in Town. We enjoyed the cocktails, sweet and strong. The ambiance and the seating arrangements are cozy and bougie. Service was great!

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