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    Sweet Bao chickens sliders / spring rolls
    Chris A.

    Trendy and great for Swifties . The drinks are curated around artists and songs. V E R Y P R I C E Y and weak for the price . Food was just ok . Service was good.

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    Joannie B.

    Mhmm. It's ok. Came for a party for the owner that I saw on pulsd. I didn't get the shots advertised. the champagne was supposed to be from 9 to 11:50, but I didn't get mine until 9:30 ish close to 10 when the owner showed up and it was over at 10. Cute spot, good dj. Overpriced. They also serve food. I would try it for the experience. The unicorn drink was cute. I like the idea. The inside is nice. The general manager W.E, his name, was chased me down to pay a bill that I already paid: so tacky. It's one of those places as a brown person I wouldn't go to. One of the things I have as a brown person is coins, hunty. I would say try it for IG worthy pics and the experience. Thr owners mom in the champagne glass was life!

    Taylor swift coaster was the best part.
    Kelly T.

    Soooo, obviously we went to this bar because we were told it was a Taylor Swift themed speakeasy. And it is...sort of. It's a very fun "speakeasy" experience. The space is gorgeous with beautiful bathrooms, a giant champagne glass and a super cute lift area for larger parties. I can imagine renting the whole place out for a party or reception. There are a few Taylor things sprinkled around, but I would definitely say that this is a space for the non-swiftie as well. They weren't playing Taylor swift, and we literally questioned why. Our server said that they play Taylor all day before 5pm and then late night. He then said he would add some Taylor songs to the que for us. As soon as they did the whole bar lit up and the girlies were dancing and having a great time. I mean, I get that you can't solely rely on the Swifterhood to patronize your bar, but if you're marketing it to swifties so we'll spend our money there, you HAVE to at least play some Taylor songs even if it's just the 1989 bops. I'd say all in all, if you're a fan of Champagne and you live a fun speakeasy experience this is the bar for you.

    Melissa P.

    We had such a great time here! It was so fun getting in with the door of chip bags. The bartender Lana was so nice. We went on a weeknight and had the place to ourselves for a whole which was fun to take pictures and explore. There are so many details in the decor everywhere. It's very whimsical! The drinks were good. Pricey as most are at these places, especially NYC. They play all Taylor Swift music! It was a memorable experience!

    Takella G.

    This place is so cute and quirky. I saw it on social media and decided to stop by while I was in New York. To get in I had to figure out where the entrance to the secret door was located by pressing snack chips that were hanging on the door and the walls around it. That was fun and cute. This is a Taylor Swift inspired speakeasy that is decorated with all sorts of fun and colorful paraphernalia. Bathroom was clean and well maintained. Me and my friends went for drinks only before going to dinner. The drinks are tasty and depending on what you order it comes served in a cute themed cup. We went in the middle of the day so we were seated immediately. There was one bartender and she was very nice and accommodating. The place is small but would still be fun for groups of 3-5.

    This place takes maximalism to new heights. Its unassuming entrance leads into a stunning space so perfect for a girls night out, bachelorette party or date night in nyc that it had to be called Champagne Problems. The drinks are delicately crafted and there's a button on every tab that you can literally press for champagne. The service was stellar and the soundtrack set the mood for a fun night out. Can't wait for an excuse to return.

    Nancy L.

    It's a kitschy place where you have to "tap" empty bags of potato chips lining the wall for then a secret door to open into the bar. There's a large giraffe and a human-sized martini class that patrons can climb into for a photo op, which is fun. We sat ourselves on the second floor, and though the bar was relatively dead, it took forever to get service. Overall, it's a fun spot, but probably not a place I feel moved to go to again.

    Whitney D.

    Not sure what to think of this champagne speakeasy place. I have seen it all over tik tok and social media. I was excited to go and glad i was able to go for my birthday weekend. When you walk in there is a vending machine that you can get chandon mini bottles from I believe. You have to pay for it obviously. The walls in this area are covered in bags of chips and you have to hit some of the bags until you find the right one that opens the door into the actual bar part. The guy in the front was very nice and talkative he is the one that checks everyone in. When you get in there the bar is to the left and tables to the right. Then you may be seated in the upstairs area where we were. There is a big statue of a champagne bottle in the middle of it and the ceilings are made with mirrors and it's very cool looking. The tables are small at least at the one we sat at. There is a button in muddle of table that if you need waiters help you press it and they come. It says ring for champagne. It's a pretty cute idea. This is a Taylor swift bar there are alot of components to this place that have her face on things and she is in the mural that is on the back wall. I believe there are also drinks named after a song or two or something like that. In the downstairs area there is a big ball pit in the shape of a champagne glass where people can actually go into. We opted out of this but looked fun. On the bottom floor is where the bathroom is. It is pretty chilly in this bathroom. The sink is an ice bucket and the soap dispenser is in the shape of a champagne bottle. Very cute ideas. This place is great for instagram/ social media pictures. There is lots you can photograph. The menu here you have to scan the qr code on a mini tube of pringles. Another cute idea. Once it opens the menu is soo hard to read. Atleast, my friend and I were having issues with it. For some of the drinks they come in a cute animal or an object. My first drink came in a panda my friends came in a girraffe and hers had banana chips in it. I did not like mine so I sent it back and got a mini bottle of chandon instead. The waiter was nice but there was some Miscommunication through out the time we were there. Not sure if I need to come and check this place out again.

    Hidden door to enter the bar
    Cheri G.

    Speak easy type of vibes. You have to find your way into the establishment behind a door of all sorts of chips. (Really fun feature). The concierge/host was extremely friendly, while checking my id she noticed my birthday was the day before. She sent a text inside and within a few minutes of me entering the dj was shouting me out by name wishing me a happy birthday. That was a nice touch. The drink menu is extensive as you can imagine a ton of champagne options. They serve food but I just came from dinner so I didnt try it out this time. They do offer free bar snacks some tasty chips. The lay out is nice an upstairs and main floor. A ton of photo opportunities. Although its a Taylor swift themed bar I was happy that they played a variety of music. Top 40, hip hop, reggae , soca , afro beats. Very diverse. Great place to celebrate something.

    P M.

    Cute place. People mostly go for the Instagram vibes. I got the lo mein with shrimp. It was OK. Comes in one of those Chinese containers were just cute. Was it worth the hype? Not sure about that. There was only one bartender that served as the server as well. For a weekend brunch I thought it was a bit too much for one person to handle it all. But he was great.

    inside the venue so many details look at the rug !
    Karmela L.

    Champagne Problems is an amazing place to be Full menu and the best drinks ever great party place , food , and drinks Anthony the manager is an awesome person. I had an epic night here.

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    Shawnie J.

    Let's start out by saying we found parking right in front of the restaurant! You can't miss this glittering gold and green, it's definitely a social media restaurant (I'm in love with the PHOTO) Walking in we were greeted by the door man and upon entrance there is a champagne vending machine and chip bags galore. Next we were greeted by the hostess/waitress and walked into the 80's with a jungle glamour sort of thing going on but it's all about the photos right (Not in my book). The seating on the 1st floor is bad because you are way too close to the other parties attending the restaurant, your conversations here are not private although we lucked up and sat next to some cool people. If unable to get the waiters attention press the champagne button in the middle of your table an wallah. So the reason for the chip bag decor is explained by the food because everything comes with chips except the pot stickers. Speaking of pot stickers salty as ever 1 out of 10 and as for the artichoke and spinach dip which was paired with unsalted chips and carrots was bland and there wasn't a salt shaker in sight we ended up attending another restaurant. They say don't knock it until you try it well I tried it and I'm knocking it. If you go for anything just go for the photos.

    David P.

    We had an amazing time listening to the new album and taking tons of pictures in this Taylor swift themed speakeasy.

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    Great experience overall. The drinks were excellent. The ambiance is fun and energetic. Service was polite and efficient.

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    Lena was amazing. Made me feel welcome from when I got there to when I left!!! Underrated for sure.

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    Having to find the right chip to get through and then immediately walking into an aesthetically stunning space completely took me away.

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    4.3
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    0.8 mi

    Met up with friends here for dinner before a show near Washington square. It wasn't super crowded…read morewhen we arrived around 6pm (maybe due to the extreme cold that day) but started filling up gradually. I loved the ambiance and decor, very cozy. As for food, there were some true hits but most of the food was good but basic. The highlights for me were the wild mushrooms & rice cakes as well as the Caesar salad - loved the use of nori in the salad and would definitely come back for the mushrooms. The chicken cutlet and chicken dumplings were fine but I probably wouldn't order them again. The wait staff weren't super attentive nor super warm, but they were efficient when we asked for water refills, etc. There was ample standing room at the bar while we waited for our friends, but the table/booth that we sat at was super narrow, I was knocking knees with my friend all night and generally felt squished.

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    4.1
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    0.9 mi

    If I could give 100 stars I would!…read more My 14yr old with my taste for dinning found this place online and fell in love. I couldn't say no to his request for this being his birthday dinner. I made the reservation for 4:15 PM, I didn't want to risk not getting one of those cheeseburgers. It's all he talked about. We left me with plenty of time to get there walk around the city go to dinner and then head to the next stop. TRAFFIC!! Awful, terrible, dream crushing traffic! It was bumper-to-bumper almost immediately getting out of Maine. I'm staring at the clock, watching the arrival time get later and later and my son's face go further and further from the glowing smile it had started with. I try to call the restaurant, knowing no one would be there to answer. They didn't open till 4 o'clock, and it was 10 AM. I have my husband sent an email saying that we might be late. Then traffic starts to clear up and it says we're gonna arrive in New York around 245. Awesome! No traffic picks up again and it goes back to 6 PM. We finally get a call from the restaurant, they moved things around and offered us a reservation at 5:25pm, but it was the best they could do. Their best was enough, we made it there by 5:15. Thanks to the amazing staff at sip and guzzle, my son was able to have his birthday dinner at the place he'd been dreaming about for months. Mackenzie and Kamila greeted us at the door, we had spoken to Kamila on the phone and she was just as wonderful in person. She led us to a nice corner booth where we weren't all crammed in and left us in the hands of our server, Angie. Unfortunately, they were sold out of cheeseburgers. They only make a minimal amount a day, but we made up for it other places. We ordered the highlight reel. MOCHI FRIES Creative, crispy and unique, the nacho powder dip is an interesting touch, I preferred it without. SPICY TUNA was disappointing, we were told to alternate side because one was meant to be sticky rice the other tuna. Enjoyed as instructed but unfortunately the ratio of rice to tuna was probably 70/30. Two small bites of rice and then all tuna. Mine being the second bite I didn't really get the experience. Very tasty otherwise PORK YAKI 30-layer skewer with koji floss Very good, perfect combination of sweet, savory and salty. Delicious! Anything wrapped in cotton candy has my inner child's full attention. We ordered four more to go. BIKINI world's thinnest sandwich, comté ganache, 5j jamon. This was ridiculous, salty, creamy, crispy. All ingredients were evenly distributed across the sandwich. Every bite was perfect. FOIE GRAS MONT BLANC Foie gras on top of soft pillowy toast, this is a plate you should be eating in private. It's absurd. SHRIMP TOAST fried shokupan stuffed with royal red shrimp and lobster This was strange, it wasn't bad, wasn't amazing. The first taste and smell was soapy, like fancy soap. The texture is amazing. It almost had an herb chicken salad flavor. Definitely interesting and worth the bite. ELECTRIC CHICKEN hot and crispy This was FUN!! The presentation, the flavor. It really hit upfront with scechuam pepper. Szechuan pepper is more a feeling than a taste and really elevates the experience. If you've never had Szechuan pepper this is a good place to start your adventure with it. This came out with their addictive cabbage, not by request, it just happened that way. So obviously I wanted to see if they were friends, they are, bites together suggested. ROYALE WITH CHEESE a5 wagyu Yes we ordered $150 sandwich, shamelessly. If this is the only thing you can get, get it! It comes with sour house made pickles. I suggest being careful with those, there's no need to overpower the flavor of what is already here.

    S&G has already taken Best New U.S. Cocktail Bar in 2025, #39 on the World's 50 Best Bars that same…read moreyear, and the #1 spot on North America's 50 Best Bars list in 2026. This was my second visit and it was even better. We splurged and ordered the Royale with Cheese and the Electric Chicken with the Party Dip which is their version of ranch topped with caviar. UNREAL. Everyone talks about the ranked cocktails here, but the food still does not get nearly enough attention.

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