I preferred afternoon tea here over the Plaza Hotel! I've been to the Plaza twice and this was my…read morefirst time having tea at the Peninsula Hotel. When you walk in, go up the stairs to the right and walk straight to another set of stairs to the lounge. It was beautifully decorated for the holidays and they had a partnership with the New York Botanical Garden holiday train so the menu was train themed and they had a cute train on the table. Our server said "Choo choo" multiple times throughout our meal which was sweet. I do think it's best to make a reservation in advance since there's not that many tables (the space is definitely not as big as the Palm Court in the Plaza Hotel). You may have to pre-pay though (for the entire meal plus tip). We had a cozy table for two and really enjoyed our time there. There was a piano in the corner but no live music (I didn't mind since it might have gotten too loud and made it hard to hear each other). The tea selection is much more limited than some other afternoon tea places (only six options). I also wish they served the teapots on top of a warmer with a candle so the tea would stay warm. The service was great, they constantly came by to refill our tea. Everything also came out without too long of a wait. They served the sandwiches first which came on one plate, and then they brought out a three tier stand with dessert and scones on the bottom. It was also cute that they put the lemon curd and jam in the train. I would highly recommend stopping by especially during the holiday season (and you don't have to do the afternoon tea).

The drinks were presented in elegant fashion. The bartender Ben is a highly experienced mixologist…read moreand worked with me on modifying a drink. He was very cheerful and made it a fun evening for all of us. The burger, made with lamb and Wagyu beef is the perfect combination. An intimate setting with superb live music compliments the experience.

A roomy space good for post work socializing. We went here…read morefor a work event and enjoyed the various beers, wines and mixed drinks. The non alcoholic beverages are good too.

A mellow bar/lounge located in a hotel lobby on 30th and 11th. Comfortable vibe, spotless…read morebathrooms, and there's practically always an event or gathering happening.

Amazing show! They sang in Spanish for my mom's birthday!…read more I will come again soon... all the way from California!

It's great that NYC has venues for artists like this, but unfortunately as a customer I can not in…read moregood conscience recommend this place. There's a $25 minimum per person, separate from the price of any event ticket. Not that bad, but unfortunately you'll be paying for bad food and truly horrendous service. I got the margarita pizza and it was just not good. Brought me right back to middle school pizza warmed up from the freezer, with sugary tomato sauce, rubbery cheese, and a dough that tasted like a saltine cracker. The service was the lowlight. They forgot my beer not once, but twice. I had to ask both times because I saw many tables around me order after me, then get served before me. Strange to see cocktails come out before a simple pour of a lager. They ended up never serving me the second beer. It was sad to see how much the servers struggled to keep up with things. I feel bad for the performers, they deserve a venue where the audience isn't going to get such awful service. But I definitely will not be coming back to this place, ever.

Beautiful hotel and in great location with access to many subway lines nearby. Front desk staff was…read morevery polite. The hotel does lack some key amenities that made me question the value of the price: The in-room Bluetooth speaker did not work (it paired with my devices but had no volume, even for radio). There is no iron or steamer in the room. Also no fridge or gym (but I knew this upon booking). The rooms are beautiful but not totally convenient. The toilet paper roll holder is oddly positioned and often the roll would fall into the trash can when using. There is no alternative shower-head to the rainfall shower-head, making it difficult to shower if you don't intend to wash your hair. The shelf under the bathroom sink is unusable since it had wide open gaps (there is almost no counter space so that would have been helpful). There were 3 coat hangers in total my room. Again, the staff was kind with the exception of the lobby bartender. He saw me sit down around 6:00 pm and was chatting with a couple at the bar (we were the only customers). Though he saw me, he continued to talk to the man of the couple for two minutes before even moving toward me. That may not sound like a long wait, but it was when I sat there incredibly awkward just looking around, waiting to be served. It felt like he was annoyed just at my presence. He barely spoke to me and mumbled, never making eye contact. I had one drink and moved on to another location. I would be open to staying here again if the price was more competitive but otherwise, I'd try another boutique hotel in the city.

I would rate this 4.5 stars if I could…read more I stayed at the MADE Hotel for the first time last week. I'll be staying here this week as well. The odd thing is that there is no signage. It took me a few minutes to figure out I was at the correct address. The interior lobby has a good ambiance and offers a comfortable area to relax. There is a grab-and-go up front. The lobby bar/breakfast area is in the back. The service is very good. The staff is very friendly and attentive. I found the staff to be genuinely interested in providing you with what you need. They also have a rooftop bar that provides great views and great drinks. The room was nicely appointed and had a very comfortable bed. It had a walk-in shower that had plenty of hot water. It was very quiet at night, so you could get some rest. The quality of the drinks at the bar and of the breakfast you can purchase is excellent. Prices for drinks and a full breakfast are on par with other hotels. I really enjoyed the experience and will follow up on this review if this week's stay is different.

Last night ringing in the new year on the 31 and 32 floor. With mixoligest Jeniffer and her great…read moreteam at 5 o'clock somewhere. From eight pm to one am open bar and a great dinner. With Kat who was the DJ who's music raised are spirts and the guest danced the night away. It was a very special night. A huge shout out to the great family Environment they have created. When I am there I feel like one of the family. They did what I had to do And saw it through without exemption Thry planned each charted course Each careful step along Broadway And more, much more than this, they did it the their way.

I can't believe that I went to this place. We wanted to go to a different rooftop bar close by but…read morewhen we got there it was closed for a private event. My 74 year old mother was tired and this was the closest rooftop bar. I didn't think it would be the best place I've ever been but it was far worse than I ever imagined. There is a food menu but they only have 3 things available out of the entire menu which is wings, truffle fries and chips with guac and salsa. The salsa has no favor at all, chips were stale and weird, guacamole was obviously packaged and not made fresh. Even the ketchup was obviously generic ketchup in old Heinz bottles. My husband for a club soda and he said the soda gum was not clean and it tasted weird. He asked for a mocktail and they said they couldn't make one, so I assume all their drinks are pre made too. Furniture and decor was old, cheap and faded. The prices were insane for everything being so mid. It's like they weren't even trying to be good. And when we left the elevator was extremely fast, almost like it was free falling and did not feel safe. Total tourist trap, avoid at all costs.

This place did not disappoint... My fiancé and I had friends…read morein town from Maui and we all decided to have a few drinks here after lunch. Cocktail and wine selection were better than I expected. Ambiance was classy and while there isn't a dress code, the majority of the crowd was dressed up. Very old New York and I loved it. I was definitely impressed with the live jazz, as it reminded me of when I could actually hear it when visiting Bemelman's (WAY back in the day), but I digress. The bartenders were extremely funny and talkative, which I enjoy immensely as per usual. Plan to return.

Staff is very attentive Bar snacks and drinks are a "good…read moreprice" for Manhattan The cheese plate is probably the best value, but I really enjoyed the deviled eggs, only comes with 3, but very tasty. Really digging the live music and casual lounge atmosphere, will come back

There were various kinds of eats and drinks, shops, holiday shops in Bryant park. The Public Fare…read moreespecially seemed to be comfortable space in these variety eats and shops. During the winter, skating rink is opened annually in this park. And it is decorated by Christmas event and tree. The Public Fare has a wide open space because its house is covered with window wall. So I was easy to enter it. As soon as I entered it, I ordered a cup of coffee, and sat down two chairs's table by side of window. The view from the seat commanded a fine view of over Bryant park, and as I was drinking it, I felt a peaceful

Wow! What a beautiful space created by Crate and Barrel! There is a cafe area for the morning and…read morea bar area for the afternoon! :) Great seats that face the skating rink. Just the perfect place to come in to warm up. There is an outside patio too.

Frosty's Christmas Bar is a holiday- themed pop-up bar located near Tines Square in Midtown…read moreManhattan. We visited Frosty's the week before X-Mas. I ordered tickets to Frosty's Christmas Bar online & admission prices varied depending on the day of the visit. They sent via email the Ticket QR Codes, so it would be easy to have them scanned upon entry. Once we arrived, going into the entrance was easy as 1,2,3. Frosty's is a Smorgasbord of Christmas - Themed Everything - Festive Decor, People wearing holiday-themed outfits, accessories, holiday-themed cocktails...you name it & it was definitely at Frosty's. The.1st Fl. had the entrance & a bar & we proceeded to walk upstairs to the 2nd Fl. Frosty's had an elevator that ran smoothly to each floor as well. There are clean bathrooms. There were multiple floors of people, both Staff & Patrons, spreading holiday cheer! A drawback was that at some point during the evening, we were politely told by staff that we had to move out of a specific area (they proceeded to rope it off) as it was the Owner's Birthday & the area was now reserved. Frosty's Staff gave us a complimentary cocktail shot before we relocated to another. We were able to find another seated area to place our belongings before continuing to dance. The DJ played Oldies But Goodies, Disco, R&B, Pop, Reggae, Reggaeton, Hip-Hop, & of course lots of Christmas Songs! Traditional & Midern Christmas Music as well as all of tge great music blasted out of the speakers & we danced, danced, danced! @frostyschristmas.bar @frostysnewyork

Four floor of Christmas Fun!!!!!!! I have been trying to come here since they started promoting the…read morepop bar! I finally got to come here and what an experience! Yes, it's crazy packed, yes the drinks and food cost $$$. What do you expect though?!?! Everywhere you go is high on price! Anywhooooooooooo different areas for photo ops, bars in every floor as well as coat checks and bottle service. Birria taco was actually delicious!!!