I didn't get the full experience here. We walked in before 10pm on a Friday. The place was so…read morepacked. There was live music upstairs, sounded fun. I ended up just using the bathroom while I waited. Then we just gave up and left. I feel like this bar could be great if I stayed to be seated. Would I come back? Yes. Their cocktails looked amazing.

I wrote what I thought was a fair review on google and I got a long response from the business…read moreattacking me and calling me names like sloppy cuz I pointed out they don't have utensils for their very limited menu It's pricey and pretentious The vibes are off From the min you walk in they try to control where you stand before you even enter the bar never mind they won't even let you sit at a table The bartender forgot my n/a drink and put all her attention on this man next to me They ran out of veg hot dogs. Only other veg option is grilled cheese My issues was how rude they are and then when they see reviews about how poor your experience is they make a point to antagonize you and call you names. Bizarre. They don't know how to do business. I would never return

I always love myself a good Japanese-themed speakeasy bar, and the drinks here are also really…read moregood. I came with a friend and got seated quickly. Staff was also friendly and happy to recommend drinks to first-timers (me). I would definitely take more friends here if we wanted to chill to city pop and sip on drinks.

Pros: strong drinks, cute decorations Cons: expensive, poor…read morespeaker quality, loud staff Not bad! The drinks were on the strong side here! I had the Epo, which was a lovely dessert cocktail and my friend had the Takeo which was a twist on a martini. It was a bit pricey tho. The service was decent and the decorations were very cute. On their website and Instagram, they advertise this place as a listening bar with a cool, chill ambiance. The emphasis is on music. However, the staff was talking really loudly in the bar area (almost screaming) and the quality of the speakers wasn't that great. Yes, city pop was playing but it didn't feel like the center of the bar. If this was a cheap neighborhood bar, I could let it slide. However, it was 28 dollars for one drink. I think there are better listening bars out there, so I'd check that out instead.

4.5 stars! It's a great oyster hh place! Pretty good options…read morefor hh drinks, only 1 white wine, 1 red wine, and $2 off of cocktails. But the killer is def the oyster, $1! The place is alright, nothing fancy but cozy. Great service! Recommended!

Ok this place is a hidden gem!!! I don't know why I was never here sooner. The prices aren't so bad…read moreeither. My cocktail was delicious! It was an oolong tea with whiskey and some peaches. I will admit it is a small place. If you like your back then don't come here. I didn't see any stools with backs. I thought it was funny they had a little area where the chefs were. My friend purchased a sandwhich and it was pretty good. I don't really remember what music was playing. It was more of a talk to your friends kinda place. This definitely is a good place to end a night of bar hopping.

Looking for an intimate speakeasy with superb cocktails? Look no further. Once you find the…read moreentrance, Bar Enzo transports you into a world of style, hospitality and creativity. The cocktail list is compiled with a variety of different spirits which the bartender is more than happy to explain, or make you something off the books that he thinks will be to your liking. As a group of ladies with all different tastes, they nailed it for all of us. Bar Enzo is newer to the area. If you are going during prime cocktail hour, we recommend making a reservation. They also give artsy postcards with your bill and if you collect enough of a variety you can get a free drink, all the more reason to go back and visit again! IG - Lentz_Explore

This Italian American cocktail lounge in LIC is hidden behind a discreet door to the right of…read moreGreats of Craft. Named after the owner's Italian grandfather, this cocktail bar feels like a Sicilian speakeasy from another era with green velvet banquettes and nostalgic Italian postcards on the walls. The cocktail menu features imported Italian gins and spritzes. The bosco d'inverno was aromatic and warm with white rum, cinnamon, and chocolate bitters. Their tiramisu is to die for with a dreamy blend of espresso mascarpone cream and cocoa dusted sponge cake. Molto buono!

I'm between 3 and 4 but I always round up. For all the hubbub LIC gets for its restaurant, food,…read moreand nightlife scene, with a few exceptions I have found the average bar lacking. They are the sort of spots one would find exciting in 2010 NYC, or perhaps 2025 Asheville. There's certainly a scene, but the green neon sign that reads "We Be the Infamous," and their commitment to their speakeasy hidden behind another business bit makes me immediately want to run the other way. But I ordered a couple of drinks for the full experience. I got a cocktail with mezcal and pineapple syrup and an espresso martini because no other drinks really called to me. One great thing about Queens bars is that places are still inexpensive, so I'm not mad at only spending $17 on these drinks, but the creativity isn't matching the likes of Dutch Kills or 56709 up the avenue. It's totally serviceable and it seems others have a great time here, but I found the experience wholly forgettable.

Cute chill bar in LIC. Decent drinks but a nice spot to hang in the area while supporting small…read morebusiness. Bartender was friendly and accommodating Got the cashmere thoughts - might be an even more elevated drink for the cocktail name if it has an egg white wash foam added.

I work not 10 minutes from here but sometimes I forget that I have such a delightful place a short…read morewalk from the office. I like this location for many reasons: it's convenient to a lot of transit, the beer is good, the space is nice (although it can get crowded) and the service is great. Please don't be like me....keep this place at top of mind. With craft beer places disappearing from our streets, we need to support those who are still carrying the torch for delicious local beer!

First thing is I didn't even know their was another brewery near life I only thought that focol…read moreand fifth hammer but I was so glad I found this location. So me and my friend and my partner were bar hopping and we stumbled upon finback the prices were pretty good the beer options were definitely alot more then I thought. I liked the environment as well but the place it self is definitely hard to find or maybe it was just me but it was great experience. I had two beers two different IPA I definitely don't remember their names but it's definitely a brewery I will definitely go back to finn back. The service was fast the location was clean the bartender was cool so honestly I have to go back and try every other beer I definitely feel like I didn't enjoy it as much as I wanted to only cause this was my forth bar. But next time I go it will definitely be the best I go to and enjoy more cause I would've definitely enjoyed it more if it wasn't a location while I was bar Hopping if you are near queens plaza or long island city and you wanted to visit the bar / brewery please go it's a good experience and a good brewery.

This place is a gem for sure. It sits in an old prewar building on the 1st floor. I had no idea…read morethis place existed to be honest. I don't know why I thought it was closer to astoria. As soon as you walk in you get that speak easy vibe with hip hop, real hip hop. The lights are so fun with hanging candles. It was giving Harry potter vibes. :::bathroom alert::: Look as soon as I went into the elden ring bathroom I lost my mind. If you're a gamer you know what I am talking about. Fans of game of thrones, boy oh boy do they have a treat for you! A throne toliet, geeze I wish I had to poop at that point, lol. I went to the second bano to see what it was, I was not disappointed. For the wings, I wasnt too impressed to he honest. Very bready with white sauce, I've had better. The service was really fast, very pleased with that. My friends indulged the whiskey flight, it looked really fun. I wanted to partake but thats too much whiskey for me. The peach and cream sour was delicious! I could see myself coming back. Had a great time and loved the space.

This was my first time visiting the huntress in long island city and it was was such a good…read moreexperience and honesty il will definitely come back. So they have decent amount of the beers and cocktails and food choices they also have a fun little thing in mystery cans the staff picks and gives whatever they choose. They had a bunch of different wings burgers since I'm basic I got a wing flavor called it's literally just bbq lmfao and I'm ok with it's white Alabama sauce wings and their so so good . And for me wings and beers make the perfect combination I definitely highly recommend coming here especially if you are in the area please check out the huntress it's an enjoyable experience. The ambiance is chilled the bartender slash server's are friendly it's overall great experience so i highly recommend coming here I definitely see my self coming back here another time.

I never knew a bar was in this area to be honest. I remember Queens plaza being all strip clubs…read moreand bodegas back in the day. This place is a wonderful hole in the wall. The bartenders were very pretty. When we walked in spanish music was blasting, you know I was ready and dancing. Did I mention we walked in on bad bunny music!!!!! We ordered special shots and modelo. It was a pricey tequila. For 3 people it was $72!!!! I feel like the name of the place fits the bar. It was the first of many for the night. It isn't a spot you make for the whole night.

Convenient location at a major transfer point for the bus/train in queens plaza south. Bartenders…read moreare definitely attractive and are friendly and attentive. I generally stop in around 6pm on the commute home from. The bar / finger food is bar quality . Other reviews may be a little harsh. Gratuity and service charges are added a lot of places in nyc post covid. They are not the only one's. This is not a cocktail bar for a first date... this is a rush hour , blue collar, commuter and late night type of bar. The music is always good!

I had a pretty good time here. At 10:30pm they were packing up. Then stopped serving hard liquor at…read more10:45pm. The tap didn't wanna work. We had no choice but to use the bottles. Love the bar stools at this place tho, they have backs and the chair is cushioned! I appreciate a good back to a barstool. I ended up coming a few days later and the vibe was much better. The bartenders must have just been tired from their previous shift that one Thursday. They were really great on a Saturday. The happy hour is pretty nice $5 for shot and $10 for a marg. ::bathroom alert::: Very inconvenient when you're at the bar. It's like a maze getting down there. The bathroom is clear tho, I'll give them that. They were playing live music for like 90 minutes. There was literally no one at this bar on a Thursday night, so much for thirsty Thursday. Theres a section off to the left that has a pool table and connect four. On a Saturday night they are playing Spanish music, most people know Spanish music and drinking is super fun!! I can totally see why this place doesn't have a lot of pictures. I don't see how a lot of people wouldn't it is cozy. At the end of the day this places prices are reasonable for this area. They get the five stars because the music was good and the prices were good. $7 for an ipa isn't so bad.

Small bar inside aloft hotel. Friendly servers. Convenient after a day of exploring NYC.read more

12/10! Food and service was incredible. We got the drunken noodles (chicken Ki) and the green curry…read moreNuer toon which was cooked perfectly. We look forward to our next visit.

While the restaurant itself is beautiful and most of the dishes we ordered were good, it's quite…read morepricey--especially considering there are equally strong Thai options in neighborhoods like Elmhurst. The main reason I'm writing this review, though, is about the service. We were a party of seven, including a toddler who became a bit fussy toward the end of the meal. To be fair, he was making some noise--but the restaurant itself is already fairly loud and buzzy. When we tried to order dessert, our waiter told us there was "a dessert place down the street, Spot Dessert Bar, also Thai-owned." The comment felt odd and, frankly, like we were being encouraged to leave. Shortly after, he returned to say the toddler was being too loud, which led his mother to take him outside while we waited for our dessert (thank god they allowed us to order some! :| ). I understand that the noise was occasionally disruptive, but if a restaurant provides high chairs, it signals that families are welcome--and young children can get restless. Given that we spent close to $600 for our party, the situation could have been handled with more tact and courtesy. We started the evening satisfied but ultimately left disappointed. I wouldn't go back because of this experience.