Had a really good time here at night with Gian. 10/10 for ambience, drinks, and food. I loved…read moreseeing the nyc skyline while dancing with friends. Also, a great place to meet people. I definitely recommend coming well dressed. Heels and a dress it's a very fun time. The people at the bar are attentive. The bathrooms are also very nice and chic with water there as well. Definitely recommend booking a table here with your friends to enjoy the nyc nightlife.

I've been here a few times. I brought my homegirl and she had a blast. They have such a cute flower…read morewall that is perfect for pics and video. I got some strawberry margaritas as we ate elsewhere before we came. They do have small bites here too. Will definitely come back again. People love this rooftop so the elevator stays busy

I had a exquisite time here. The drinks were just meticulously curated and elegantly robust. The…read moreservice was luxuriously personalized and effortlessly efficient. The ambiance was elegantly atmospheric and very luxuriously ambient. In summary, I had a wonderful time. 5 stars.

During our adventures in the Meatpacking district my friend insisted we pay a visit to The Top of…read moreThe Standard for the amazing view. We got there shortly after they opened (4 pm), so it wasn't busy. On your way to the rooftop you'll pass through a nightclub, which reminded me of a discotheque reminiscent of Studio 54. According to my friend, it doesn't get hopping until later and good times are had. There is a jacuzzi inside, so I can only imagine the wild antics that occur. I would have absolutely been a regular here back in the day. The Rooftop is spacious with plenty of places to chill & relax. I ordered a Cucumber Limonade $16 (Vodka, Cucumber, Lime, & Elderflower). It was crisp & refreshing. Perfect for this beautiful sunny day. My friend was right. The view was stunning - with sweeping views of the city and the harbor. It was so nice to be so high up above the bustling city without a care in the world.

We were staying at the hotel with no dinner plans and the amazing hostess Bella was a great help!…read moreWe chatted, she showed us to the bar for some drinks and then was able to squeeze our group in for dinner! A star hostess, the food, service, and ambiance were great too, the roof is great for cocktails!

Situated within the Gansevoort Hotel, the Gansevoort Rooftop stands as one of the most iconic…read morerooftop bars and restaurants in New York City. The restaurant is relatively small but offers ample seating along with both indoor and outdoor dining options. Additionally, there is a rooftop pool. You can savor a delightful meal while taking in the stunning views of the city. We relished some exquisite sushi rolls. The service and the beverages were both exceptional.

Great bar in meatpacking district...great vibe, music and service. The kind of bar you want to drop…read morein for a drink with friends and good conversation!

Cool vibe. Drinks are pretty expensive and they do include the tip in the bill automatically…read more Service was quick.

Standard overpriced drinks and too-drunk-to-stand crowd. Not surprising given the promoters who…read moreregularly pick fights with guests. The bouncers find themselves bossed around by the promoters and the promoters find themselves bossed around by the belligerent people they sell bottle service to. One promoter--an excessively power-tripping one--told several girls in line they were ugly so couldn't get in (after feeling up one of the girls' backsides), and one of the girls shot back that he needed his job to talk to girls like her. If you're looking for a good time, I'd say skip this place. Classiness is not part of their MO. Music was okay, but nothing great. A little less than 1/3 of the crowd were actually dancing. We didn't stay long, obviously. A shame, because it's a cool space and would have potential, if they didn't let self-absorbed yet insecure promoters call the shots.

Hiro is a cool place and is perfect for parties or hosting small concerts. The interior has a…read moreJapanese look with traditional paper lanterns hanging around the ceiling and bar. The dim lighting gives it a hip yet unpretentious vibe.

Honestly the best speakeasy I've been to. Randomly happened upon it tonight and decided to walk in…read more It was a short wait for standing space but got in on a Friday night and enjoyed a few drinks with the hubby. I recommend for anyone looking for a nice evening to sip and chat.

Truly phenomenal and inventive cocktails in an intimate cozy setting!…read more Love the rotating menu and attentive service here! A great spot after work, date night, or girls night! Came on a saturday night around 9pm, and luckily we were able to walk in with no resy with no wait !

It has been 17 years since my last review of the Living Room Bar, and I am not sure that I have…read moreeven been there since. However, they recently revamped the space, updating the decor to ensure that the W Hotel remains at the forefront of modernity. The small, linear bar was moved from one side of the room into the center and was now a larger, semi-circle to make it easier to converse with neighboring imbibers. The space maintained its lounge feel, with couches and comfortable chairs scattered around the bar. A main change was that, instead of the Living Room being visible to anyone that walked into the hotel lobby, it was now hidden behind a translucent wall of lights, only visible to those that entered. That change enabled the bar to be more exclusive, or "discreet", as we heard someone mention at the bar, haha. The place was reasonably crowded on the Friday evening, and we grabbed seats at the bar in order to be more social. To that end, we had some interesting conversations with both locals and hotel guest. Also, our bartender, Jose, was excellent! He was engaging to speak with and also crafted fantastic cocktails. The Espresso Martini he made for me had a very robust coffee flavor and just the perfect hint of sweetness; it was definitely up there on my list of top espresso cocktails. The bar had a list of really creative and unique drinks, and I had initially wanted to try the Kyoto Bridge with Haku vodka, sake, ceremonial matcha, and yuzu, but Jose had told me that he did not have the necessary sake for it. However, he assembled my martini with such perfection that I did not mind having a more basic drink on that visit; I could always go back to try the Kyoto Bridge and certainly will after such an enjoyable experience!

Great service and vibe. Enjoyed the bartender making great drinks and friendly demeanor.read more

Really fun place to go before a show! Service was excellent, cocktails were very good, and some…read morefun pre-show food as well! We booked reservations online-noted there was a birthday in our group-and they had free prosecco at the table for us-which was much appreciated! Ambience was very cool-right off one of the busiest places in the USA, in a very busy deli-then behind some curtains you enter a very peaceful area-quiet, good drinks, and chill vibes. Definitely recommend!

We went on a Tuesday night for book club and it was the perfect spot. We were seated outside on a…read morebeautiful night and the service was great. I ordered a martini and they were out of the juice so the server offered to make me an espresso martini for the special price, it was so nice! This is the perfect spot for a chill vibe and good cocktails. Also truffle fries were fire.

Cute little Chelsea Bar!…read more Tanay our bartender was super nice and quite beautiful!! And made the best damn margarita this side of the Pecos! Go. There.

Great service , girls are very friendly there ... Drinks…read moreare delicious Loving it definitely coming back Ps. $30 entries Fee with 1 drink ( not a bad deal)

Went to Brass Monkey on a weeknight for a happy hour event, and it was a great choice for a group…read more The back room is quite large, with a small upstairs overlook, and could easily fit over 100 people. There is also a dedicated bar and bartenders, which made things very efficient. For our event, the space was completely open, though there are tables and chairs available if preferred. The room is mostly wood, so it can be a bit loud since there is not much to absorb sound, but overall it worked very well for a large group. I had not been to Brass Monkey in over a decade and was pleasantly surprised that the prices had barely gone up. Beer and cider were $8, and cocktails were $11. The rest of the bar has plenty of space, including an outdoor patio in the warmer months, and the bar food is good. I have also watched World Cup matches here before, which are always fun and energetic. I would definitely recommend Brass Monkey for group happy hours as well as for watching sports.

Sucha nice bar Simplistic yet such a great place to end the night or even just start the night. I…read moredidn't think I would like it and I ended up staying the whole night and honestly, I love the fact that everybody was talking to everybody usually you go to bars and people are so standoffish, but I loved that the crowd was so eclectic and different and everybody was just chatting with everybody. I definitely will be going back.