Went here for a drink at 730 pm. Online says they close at 10. When I sat down they told me that they are closed because they said it was slow. They had at least 10 people in there. Not sure why they said it was slow when there were people in there and we were ready to drink. read more

Nice secret bar in Grand Central area. I just have few hours meeting up friend who works near by so it is not a lot of bar around because the area is mostly office. It took me walking 2-3 rounds to find this place but when I got in it was very crowded. No space to sit at that time so my friend and I just stand at the bar. Looks like lot of people don't want to go back home right after work so they just come to hang out here. Drink is good, confirm by my friend who is martini lover :) So I recommended. read more

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I love this wine bar! The service is fantastic. The food is delicious and the wine is amazing. I've been here many times and will continue to come back! Perfect for a happy hour or date night. It is such a cute restaurant. read more

Not sure how we ended up here (the person I went with always surprises me with new places to dine) but as soon as we walked in we were warmly welcomed by an older gentleman who although told us that we may not get seating due to a private party he graciously focused on finding us private seating in the matter of minutes . Although the place had alot of chatter and pretty crowded the service was still immaculate. The maitre d was very friendly and attentive , the drinks were delectable (you can always spot a mixologist) and the food was absolutely delicious, sides served family style - and we enjoyed every moment. I cant wait to come back . read more

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Lea is hard-to-find but conveniently located in the Helmsley Building. It likely goes after the same base of midtown white collars that would go to The Campbell Apartment, but the ones who prefer some peace and quiet in a cozy setting. Lea is a plush-looking lounge with fancy decor, largely in red and black, with gilt-framed paintings and fit-for-purpose lighting. I am a big fan of their thin-crust pizza (tortizza), the grilled vegetables, edamame and several other selections from the tapas menu. Others might find the sushi bar and cocktails to be the draw. Regardless, I am impressed with what Lea has created as a viable, and relative more attractive, alternative to the lounges and bars in the area. They are open late (1am), but not on weekends, except for private events. Lea will leave you wanting to come back, especially if you work in and around the area. read more

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Fantastic wine bar midtown east with a comfortable, contemporary atmosphere. Hidden, tricky to find if you are not familiar where to go. We went off peak so it was not overcrowded. Inviting ambiance, great aesthetically, with wonderful artwork on the walls. Wine, old fashioned and the appetizers (mini meatballs) we had were very good. read more

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I must have passed by this place a million times but only recently had the chance to step in for drinks, and I thought it was pretty good (minus the loud after work crowd) The bar is dim, somewhat upscale and because of its obscure location is free of tourists (amen!). The drink menu seemed creative although pricey ($17-19 for a cocktail is a lot, even by midtown standards). Ordered the Lychee Martini and was not disappointed! Wanted to review it because I loved its location right next to grand central but for some reason, it doesn't really stand out for anything else. Would have liked to try their sushi but was told the chef was in Japan (yeah, okay). I could see this as more of an after work drink venue or a late night date spot bc during early evening, you'll have to shout across the table. So yeah, if you want to lose your voice, this is the place! read more

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Well, the low rating is based on our hope for a nice wine bar. Nope. It's been taken over by Bobby Van's steaks. The steak apps did look good at the other tables. However, when my friend asked for a red Zin, the waiter thought "all Zins were sweet." I pivoted to go with the steak vibe and chose a martini. Nice olives, but not nearly icy or dry enough. Sigh. read more

Highly recommend the cherry old fashioned!! I asked for them not include whatever would make it sweeter & it was perfect for me. My friend got the same drink, kept the sweetener in & it was perfect for him! The service was great. Our server was attentive, funny and gave us good advice about food recommendations (apparently the meatball salad is actually just a large meatball on a small bed of lettuce). I ordered the burger and it was SO MUCH food!! I subbed the onion rings for a salad. Still had fries and a full burger. I ended up sharing my fries with the table and really enjoyed the burger and salad. Beware: the place is a little challenging to find! It's in the Park Avenue east tunnel. read more

Léa's Wine Bar: Manhattan's Secret to a Decadently Romantic Hot Spot! Dark and discreet, nestled inside The Helmsley Building Walkway is Léa's Wine Bar, a hidden gem located under the arches behind Grand Central Station. This was the quintessential, chic, cozy spot to hold Edgewater Markets' Holiday Bash back in December of 2018. Decorated in a decadently romantic way, with its long bar, high party tables, tall bold red walls, accentuated by a yellow-gold ceiling bedecked with artistic reproductions of Italian neo-romantic paintings framed in gilded antique gold. Think late 1800's bordello with wonderful music, or late 80's famous upscale mega-nightclub, Nell's, nesting hole to the "rich & famous", minus the coke denned bathrooms. Beautifully blended influences from French and Italian cultures, Léa's has an intimate feel centered around an artsy wall of liquor, though their apparent focus is on wines from different countries and a diverse scrumptious menu screaming: "Eat Me!" Unbeknownst to the local passerby, this jewel, co-owned by Rick Passarelli, owner of the famous Bobby Vans', with Chef Bobby Dickert at the helm, offers an interesting and marvelous tapas menu with heavenly options, lush in taste and aroma. We were tempted by the succulent nibbles of the Brazilian Pasteis, a saporous corn and palmetto deep-fried chicken empanada, and the chicken satay in an ambrosia of plum-ginger sauce. Both divine. Exciting the sensations, the Wild Crab Taquitos in a chipotle, chives and sesame sauce. The choice Filet Mignon Tips on toast with a caustically delicious biting horseradish sauce. The sushi station was a glorious addition to the delights of savory palmfuls of rice where the Sushi Chef, prepared the most unique flavored Dragon rolls, perfectly paired with the high-quality Chardonnay being served by the friendly staff. Resembling the swooners from the 50's, the likes of Frank Sinatra, Lenny Passarelli, Léa's General Manager, enchants guests with his charismatic old-world class elegance. Everything was prepared close to perfection. The cheese platters were covered with artisanal cheeses. The meatballs, scrumptious. The music wasn't too loud so you could speak to each other. The vibe was amazing. In the city where everything is on display, Léa's Wine Bar is the best kept secret in the heart of New York. The ideal spot for an afterwork "apéro" or delightful nibble! The best wine bar Manhattan has to offer. read more

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Lea is a strategically located bar/lounge situated in the middle of the passage way on Park Avenue South between 45th/46th Street. With a sleek and dimly lit interior and statuesque waitresses, you have a place that is very convenient for the after-work crowd on Park going home through GCT along with suits that are looking for a lounge with a bit of an exclusive feel. Often crowded on weeknights with the exception of Monday, it is a great spot for small groups. The drinks menus is not particular memorable, but the cocktails are actually quite enjoyable, especially the Orchard Mojito. A Friday special happy hour includes a 2-for-1 deal for cocktails. Highlights from the food menu includes the cheese platter and truffled pomme frites which very addictive. Food and drinks are priced based on location, so they reasonable for what they are. read more

Really great place to catch up with a co worker. We went on a Monday night and enjoyed the low music and lack of loud crowds. We were seated at a high top table with a nice view of the bar. The drinks menu is extensive but they also have a ton of great snack food options. read more

I went here with three female colleagues on Friday (3/6) after work. As we walked in, the man seating us asked if others would be joining us, and we said two more. He proceeded to say, "I hope those aren't men or husbands joining you." Incredibly inappropriate and gross. In addition to that, the drinks are overpriced and the food is not good. Edamame and pine nuts on guacamole? No thanks. Even if the food and drinks had been good I would never return to this place. We couldn't wait to get away from the skeezy stares of all the men who were working there. read more

I liked this place....larger than I was expecting, there were about 10 chairs at the long bar and a bunch of tables/booths, and hightops spread across the rest of the space. The menu was light fare from flatbread pizzas to sushi rolls...the wine list was pretty good and ranged across a broad range with one or two varietals from specific Regions. Not having the biggest appetite, I had a flatbread pizza and a side of sweet potato fries...and a couple glasses of wine. This would be a great place to grab a couple glasses of wine, a light bite to escape the crowded streets for awhile!!! read more

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Went here for Happy Hour in honor of the Diaspora Community Services (DCS) event. Location off to the left of the alley way leading to Grand Central. A very classy place, but I could tell on a regular Thursday without this event, the venue would be pretty empty. The drinks were good and the finger food was average. I would not go here again on my own accord it is just a little too uptight for me, I would prefer a more laid back location for Happy Hour into late night drinks and socializing. read more

A little on the pricey side but the service was excellent. We got the trio burger, tacos, and truffle fries and everything was delicious. Great place if you are in grand central and want to go somewhere close. read more

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Incredible service! We spent a few hours and had a blast! The drinks were fabulous, food delicious and the staff and manager could not have been more gracious and attentive! Excellent time-Thank you! read more

Disappointing!!! This is no longer Lea's. It has been bought by Bobby Van's Steakhouse. We called the previous day to make reservations for 4:30 pm and were told that it was not necessary since it was early. When we got there, the restaurant was quite full. They gave us a high top table in the corner. The restaurant was packed by now, with noisy loud patrons. The next thing that surprised us was the menu. The menu that we saw online (Four Square) mentioned tapas, sushi and cocktails for around $12 - $15. That was Lea's menu...which no longer exists. Bobby Van's has their own menu, all cocktails were $6 more. This is false advertising. Not to mention stinking bathrooms. Our dinner out felt cramped and loud, a total disappointing experience! read more

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Oh Lea, how you are suffering from a location problem! I think this bar is gorgeous and a lovely little surprise in the East Helmsley walkway - as Lauren C put it - an "oasis" in the strange, bustling desert of midtown east. Fabulous cocktails, a gorgeous staff, and I not loved the sexy, stylish decor and awesome staff, I clearly would not have chosen it for a Yelp Elite event. But here's why it's 4 stars instead of 5. The two times I visited this place before deciding to hold the event here, it was full of some very uptight corporate types in light blue shirts and grey slacks who were all in serious need of a drink. Decidedly not my crowd. And secondly, while the management staff couldn't have been more wonderful - thanks again Mario and Sheila! - the bartenders were simply not up to snuff. Several people told me they were rude, and there was no care whatsoever taken in mixing the drinks for the event. It doesn't makes sense to me for a bartender to have attitude about mixing comped drinks as long as people tip - and my Yelpers always tip. It's not like you're getting a cut of what the bar makes in charging for drinks! But aside from some unfortunate attitude behind the bar, this is place is quite lovely, and I love knowing about it. A great place to take a friend for a drink who's in town on business and won't get to see much of NYC beyond Grand Central. Or just sexy place to pop in for a drink if you work in the neighborhood or happen to find yourself there. read more

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This spot is a little more expensive than I usually go for, but it's easy to eat the cheaper appetizers and feel full. That's my biggest tip. Decor is a bit posh, but you'll see people of all different walks of life here. It was surprisingly not too crowded around standard happy hour on a Tuesday, but that may be because it is semi-hard to find. Service was a little spotty, but food came out quickly and did the trick. i'd come back here to meet up for a drink. The location can sometimes be quite convenient. read more

Super cute decor, this little gem is hidden in the Helmsley Walkway. With its black drawn blinds if you walk past quickly you might just miss it. The place has a chic vibe with hostesses that resemble eclectic runway models. The crowd, however, appeared to be local finance industry folks. We had the shrimp Cocktail which was ok. The real show-stopper was the Marguerite pizza! Ultra thin pizza dough was similar to a super thin croissant and the sauce and cheese was spot on! This dish was sooo yummy we had to order it twice. We also tried the cheese Pom frites with truffles.... Oh so delicious! The Tapas here do not disappoint. For drinks we decided to go with a couple of bottles of the Malbec Red Blend which paired nicely with the pizza. We will be back. read more

Can we all make "hidden swank" a thing? No, this is not a campaign for a Hillary Swank biopic, rather a case where off-the-beaten-path can still surprise you. Crammed seating may cramp your style, but the selections are quick and shareable. Indulge in some after-work conversation over cocktails. Go for the Fig & Heavy, which is ironically light and refreshing. read more

The service was so attentive and the food was delicious! The cocktails were divine and I would recommend for a good night out!!!! read more

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Amazing drinks and even better service! Fun bartender, great for happy hour. Would def go again.

Didn't expect it but, Lea Wine Bar was certainly excellent. A very unique environment. Every thing that we have ordered was incredibly fresh and flavorful. The staff was really helpful and service is fantastic. Overall it was a great experience, if I'm in the area again I'd definitely go back. read more

What an amazing cheese platter. Kudos to them. I also really enjoyed the shishito peppers but the cheese platter is definitely what would have me coming back. Seriously it had like six different kinds of cheese and decent portions of each kind. I had a nice glass of Riesling. I really liked the ambiance of this place but it was so so so hot. Yes, it was crowded, but they need to figure out the air conditioners. My entire party was literally beading sweat. Also tried two sushi rolls, and the one with crab was really yummy. read more

This is a good place for a drink after work where you can actually sit down without being elbow to elbow with the next table. Yes, it's hard to find but that keeps the crowd down. I went at 5:30 pm on a weekday. There were a few people at the bar and most tables were empty with "reserved" signs on them. I was the first of 3 in my party with no reservations but the hostess went ahead and seated me at one of the reserved tables. The music was a little loud but still okay for conversation. From 6-6:30 the tables were full, but by 7 pm it was pretty empty. Clearly a commuter crowd given the proximity to Grand Central. Table service was friendly and fast. We tried some appetizers off the menu which were only so-so; I would not recommend this as a place to eat. Heinekens $7, glass of chardonnay $10, premium mixed drink $11. I would come back for a drink but not for food. There is no scene here, just drinks. read more

Reminds me of Cellar Bar... minus the blatant dominatrix theme... both are dimly lit, draped in velvet, have scantily clad waitresses, and all patrons are Suits Ok ok, so I used to come here A LOT after work as my colleagues are those Suits... commuters and Midtownies love this spot. The random International/global eclectic feel they are going for I suppose is a welcome change from the neighboring steakhouses and pubs... Their menu is all over the place: sushi rolls (although no matter what sashimi you order you always just get tuna...), gnocchi, pizza, paté, baba ganoush, satay. Music also varies from salsa to rock, techno to blues... You may love it because there's something for everyone or just think this place is suffering from a severe identity crisis. I can handle that but the sloooooow to nonexistent service was painful. No matter what day of the week, it's pretty terrible. Go up to the bar if you want to get your order within the hour. read more

Literally the best sushi I've ever had, and I'm a pretty big sushi guy. It's not super traditional, as far as I can tell -- they season the rice somehow (I didn't get details). The guacamole was also quite nice, albeit slightly overpriced (but what good guacamole isn't?). The service was great. We had Yessica, and she was perfect. Excellent night. Will definitely be coming back. read more

Loud and busy atmosphere during happy hour (expected), but timely service. Very personalized experience from the waiters and waitress -- even during the busy rush they were friendly and knowledgeable. Fun, classic vibe with lots of other professionals it seems read more

Lea Wine Car is less of a wine bar and more of the modern day equivalent of a speakeasy. Finding it is a bit of an adventure in itself. Tucked away in the eastern tunnel under the Helmsley Building (next to Bobby Van's), you would be forgiven if you were to walk by it daily without even noticing it. There's little in the way of signage and heavy drapes cover the windows. But pick the right door to open, part the drapes, and you walk into the thick of a robust after-work crowd. With a drink menu that aspires to show some creativity and a small bites menu that includes sushi, Lea has the look and feel of a trendy downtown night spot. The only reason for four stars and not five is that it can get really crowded and therefore difficult to get the bartender's attention. I prefer to either go early or late, so as to snag a spot at the bar or at one of the perimeter tables that have wait service. Cheers! read more

Great after work place to grab a drink or two. Haven't had the food in a decade or so can't comment but they bar food was good back then. Most likely good now, but I don't know. Relaxed brassiere style with now a sushi shed on site preparing per order. I must admit that it looked good as it was being serves to the folks around me. Great after-work meeting spot in the Helmsley building (east corridor). Casual yet elegant. Just don't sit in the table right next to the door.... read more

In more ways than one, I had hoped Lady KRey didn't impart such remarkable turn-by-turn directions to Lea. One would only hope that a missed opportunity would be something of a blessing in disguise. Link to KRey's Review: http://www.yelp.com/biz/lea-new-york#hrid:cvpvCKeFrEYRq-snbh-4DA There are two key components in making a good bartender... - One Parts: Understanding of spirits in their taste, composition, and matched pairings. - Two Parts: Listening to what your customer actually wants. The first denotation of the above mentioned guide to good bartending was a given on this occasion. The composition of the cocktail was rendered with precise measurements. Visual observation of the Gin selection at Lea revealed three options at my disposal... Bulldog, Beefeater's, and Bombay Sapphire. The selection was clear, with the following remarks instructed to my bartender... - Martini - 3.5 oz. Bombay Sapphire - 0.25 oz. Dry Vermouth - Stirred Over Ice - 3 Olives Simple enough, yes? Well... Why is it that when PRECISE measurements are rendered, a bartender goes ahead and decides that the eyeballing technique of measurement would be considered an acceptable means of deployment? The answer is clear, it's NOT and never should be! If a bartender decides they don't want to measure and simply wing the measurements, this should be countered to the ordering party to allow for a change in drink preference. The result? An overtly revolting Martini that rendered excessive contrast and burning feel through the improper balance in portioning of the Vermouth & Gin. Each of the spirits failed to complement one another but rather manufacturing a disfigured composition that was in many ways unappealing and not drink worthy. Even the consumption of the olives presented with the Martini didn't help with the overwhelmingly improper execution of a classic mixture. $13.00 in the hole and I was down a good drink! Despite leaving more than half the glass, the impression became clear... The drink was not meant to be finished. I immediately headed to the exit after this actualization... Notes on Lea: 1) Crowded: 5:15pm entry into the establishment and seating was already unavailable. 2) Don't even ask how crowded it gets at 6:00pm 3) Whatever you do, do not order a Martini! read more

A complete meet market! If you're a single lady who is looking for a guy in a suit, you should very seriously come here. Things you should know: *The waitresses here are hot. And they are extremely nice to tables of girls... probably because they get hit on by said guys in suits all day long. *This place turns into a "club" on Friday nights with a red carpet and line outside. Not sure if that's worth it - it's not a big place. *The drinks are tasty but pretty pricey at $13+. *If you are a female, you will get hit on by a man in a suit whether you're looking for it or not. This place is a meet market... but the guy will probably be from westchester and waiting for a train. He is possibly married (you have been warned). *The lighting is SUPER dark and the decor is boudour-ish. Good place for a date. *The food is great - eat it. Order the sliders. I've come here many times and I'm really into it, but I cannot give it more than 3 stars because last time I came here, I sat on a couch in the corner by the fake tree and left the place with around 10 mosquito bites on my legs. My friend also got eaten alive by mosquitos in the same corner sitting next to me - mosquitos at an indoor bar is not cool. read more

Nice prosecco here. Grab a spot after work in this dimly lit hideaway and catch up with good friends or gossip about colleagues. read more

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Sucks. Person I went with knew the place so I thought it would be all right. WRONG!!! NEVER trust (unhappily) married people when you want a cool place to go for a drink in the summer in NYC. 1) Hostess was about 6' tall and so pretentious she looked right past us while we were standing in front of her. We asked for a table, she directed us to the bar tables so we would have had to stand. I asked for a table to SIT at. WTF??? 2) Server: Either very stupid or pretentious. We asked for water - she was confused. 3) She asked what we wanted to order - we asked for the menus: She was confused again. Tip to servers: That's how restaurants go - look at menu, order food. Unfortunately, I do not have menu super powers that allow me to instinctively know whats on the menu without looking at it first. 4) We ordered drinks: she was confused again. We ordered a Corona and a Pellegrino which isn't that complicated to understand - or at least it shouldn't be in theory. 5) Food. WOW - the food... Crab cakes - three small round pellets that looked like and tasted like cardboard. They came with pink tartar sauce which just added moisture to the horrible things on the plate. Thnk of overcooked Gordon's fish sticks and you'll know exactly what the crab cakes tasted like. Advice to the management: Please "86" those crappy two pronged wooden sticks used at state fairs for french fries that were sticking out of one of the crab cakes. I have no interest in eating off of anything that is the equivalent of a small tongue depressor. Ordered the gnocchi samples - decent, but soooo small. They are served in escargot dishes so ONE piece of gnocchi per hole. This means you get six pieces of gnocchi for a meal. YES - SIX PIECES OF PASTA for $8.00 bucks (Or order 3 dishes for $20) 6) Food was served, we had to ask for plates, silverware and napkins. This turned into a production for server and busboy: they were both confused at this point. While I could have picked up the cardboard crab cake with my fingers, the gnocchi covered in sauce was not "finger food". Common sense is NOT a strong principle at this place. 7) Server spent most of her time towering on her gaudy 7 inch heels and more concerned about walking around that actually working. 8) I flagged down hostess to find server, but she said she could take our drink order. I ordered a glass of Pinot Noir. First she said OK, then she said "we"re out of that one. So we pointed to it again, and she said "No - sorry, we DO have that one". (we only ordered a glass - not the bottle). 9) Ambiance: Not classy at all. The music was so loud no one could hear anyone which may or may not have been a large part in the confusion that seemed to permeate the entire staff. Come on - it was 7pm. There is no need for music so loud it felt like my brain was being shaken loose from my skull. 10) This is a place for suits after work who need to get one last drink in before they get on a miserable train to Westchester or CT and have to buckle into their prison cell of domestic drudgery for the evening/weekend. TONS of married guys trying to pretend they got game. Young lawyers pretending to be on an episode of Suits and very, very young people who work in finance pretending they will be a billionaire in the next two years if they keep hanging out with all of the assholes from their office after work at this shitty place. A few tourists and mid-western traveling salesmen types also lingering around which makes sense because of how close it it to Grand Central and not a big deal. Unless this is your only chance you can get a drink before you get on your Metro-North train or have just fallen from the sky because your airplane was plummeting toward Earth as a burning ball of wreckage skip it and try something else. ANYTHING ELSE will be better. Pros: 1) Close to Grand Central 2) You can leave at your own free will 3) Its better than prison (I'm assuming) read more

In my last job, I worked as an events planner for a mid-size law firm with several offices in the Northeast. Whenever I would visit the NY location, the fun but sketchy (i.e.,married) attorneys would ask me to join them for drinks. I usually turned them down in an effort to hightail it back home to the Philly area, but one time I was feeling feisty and said yes. It was in a darkened booth at Lea where I had some of the best sushi of my life and several top shelf dirty martinis. All expensed by the attorneys, bien sur. I returned to Lea another time on my own for more fab sushi. My experience was not as great as the first, but I chalked it up to a lack of company. When I returned for a third time last spring, Lea left me with nothing but a bad taste in my mouth. Our server was an absolute beotch, drinks were weak and the food left much to be desired. The sushi was an imposter of its former self. My good feelings towards Lea are gone. Coincidentally, so is the overspending entertainment group at said law firm. read more

First thing's first. DIRECTIONS: Let me do my best to try and explain how to get here. If you're walking west on 45th St. (meaning Grand Central building is on your left), you're going to make a right turn into a tunnel / walkway. Once you're in there, I believe Lea is the third door on the right. Of course, my friend and I had to ask three people to make it there ourselves. REVIEW: We hit the place up on a Thursday night, so it was pretty packed at around 6:30 p.m. We waited for a table for about twenty minutes while sipping martinis. I had a lychee concoction made from gin -- one of only two gin drinks listed. It was ok, but nothing amazing. My friend enjoyed her extra dirty vodka martini. We were eventually seated and switched to wine (martinis are $12 a pop and most wines are $8). I liked that there was a complimentary coat check since it was so packed, but of course you still have to tip. It's nice to know about another stylish bar in the Grand Central vicinity, but I wasn't in love. For one, while waiting at the bar, we noticed two men who weren't using stools, but had instead positioned coats over them. I asked if the seats would be in use, and one hastily replied: "Yes -- by our coats." (no hint of a smile) Hellooo, free coat check, remember? This rude exchange ALMOST elicited a less-than-ladylike from moi (grr). Anyway, I agree with those who said the servers are lovely and the decor is definitely cool enough, but I don't know. While this place has some good stuff going on, and I love me a fancy drink as much as the next girl, there was something about it that gave off a snobby, standoffish vibe. Not really my thing. That said, I'll probably give this place another chance on a Tuesday, when I understand ladies drink free (wine) after 8. read more

It was okay..not super flashy or popular. The couches were a bit uncomfortable too (not enough cushion covering so you can feel the poles ^^). We got sushi here and it was okay, pretty good sushi but not nearly as good as what we tried recently at Lure Fishbar. I tried the Tiger Roll (shrimp and tobiko in a boston roll with salmon on top) and bf got some platter of sushi ^^ Still looked pretty and was tasty though :) read more

Nice place to grab drinks after work. I originally had a hard time finding it since its a bit hidden. Very nice atmosphere and drinks are good, I had the J'adore Candy. I love sweet drinks but it was a little overboard for me. The crowd is mostly suits. Lots of yummy men running around. Though most are probably waiting for their train back to CT so take a look at that ring finger ladies. read more