Great after hours spot. Stopped in after dinner. Cool vibe no that it's all the way in the…read morebasement. It's fun making your way down. The bartenders were all friendly and all around chill time.

Came here on a Thursday night and it was pretty empty which I don't mind at all. Ordered drinks and…read moreit was served right away, they were tasty and strong (on the average price range for drinks ~$15-$16 each). They do have events here so i was just here during a slow day I guess. It's a downstairs bar but they have plenty of seating. The vibes are what you would expect at a normal pub/bar.

Charming Brunch Tucked away in the Meat District, this…read morespeakeasy-style brunch spot is such a vibe. You enter through a cute little coffee shop up front, and in the back--brunch magic happens. Delicious food, soft ambiance, and a perfectly relaxed atmosphere. A hidden gem worth discovering.

Cappuccino was good, but wish it had been served in a real cup, not paper. Almond croissant was dry…read morenot delicious. Good ambiance! Still one and done for me. Best thing was the coffee, the rest was meh.

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.

Stopped by with some friends and unfortunately didn't get to eat or drink there because of an issue…read morewith alcohol service. One person in our group may have seemed a little off, and because of that, the staff refused to serve any of us alcohol. We get that they have policies to follow, but it felt a bit unfair to penalize the entire group--especially since the rest of us weren't drinking or acting out of line. To make things more confusing, they came back later and said we could order alcohol after all, but by that point, the mood was already off and we decided to leave. The place didn't seem bad overall, but that experience definitely left a sour taste. Maybe we just caught them on a weird night. Wouldn't recommend especially being in the wine country.

the aesthetic of a bar that's impossible to get into.. but actually attainable…read more - I love the orange dim lighting, circular bar in the back, and large booths. it is definitely a very loud establishment so if hoping to discuss anything serious, maybe not the spot - the drinks are all presented so well. a $18-20 cocktail seems inescapable these days so at least here they add a display that makes it worth it. the dirty martini comes in a mini pitcher over ice so you pour your own constantly crisp drink - the espresso martini has a full on smore on top. I saw them toasting each marshmallow with a blow torch, can only really respect the dedication. the drink was pretty solid, more chocolatey coconuty than deep espresso. - the cornstar martini is basically a pornstar martini and does not lean too hard into the corn for flavor (I think it's a good thing) but comes on a plate of truffle popcorn. very fun! - service was perfectly attentive, no complaints there

For starters this is very appealing bar, pretty decor and ample seating and what appeared to be a…read moredecent happy hour menu. My friend and I decided to stop in for happy hour as it seemed to be a good option. We were greeted by the bartender who was very kind and took our order right away. We ordered the Cornstar martini , which was extremely tiny. However, the drink was crafted very well and tasted great. In addition we ordered oysters, chicken nuggets, and wagyu sliders, which we were shortly told they were out of oysters. The martini was indeed tiny as 'tiny' was noted on the menu however you are better off ordering a regular sized drink for that price. Our food order took a significant amount of time to come and when it arrived it was all burnt. My friend and I took a few bites and it was not edible at all. Overall this is a great place for drinks but I would opt out of it for happy hour.

Located in Chelsea, this cute cocktail bar is the kind of place that feels right for a date night…read more It's cozy and intimate. They have daily happy hour and a nicely curated cocktail menu, making this place a great choice to grab a drink. The food doesn't disappoint either. The chicken wings in buffalo sauce were delicious, but the tater tots were my favorite. They were served as a mini casserole with jalapeno, cheese, sour cream, enchilada sauce. Really tasty and interesting. The service was great and friendly. Overall, the whole vibe is quietly charming. A real neighborhood gem.

Such a cute spot! Had dinner nearby and wanted a cocktail, so stopped here. Our bartender (I think…read morehis name was Gary) makes the best Aperol spritz. It tasted just like the ones we had in Italy. The best part is it's on the Happy Hour menu. The regular cocktail menu looks great too and will definitely come back to try the others. If you're not into cocktails, they have a beer bar connected next door.

The staff is amazing and consistently accommodating. Unfortunately, I cannot say the same about the…read moremanager. He seems to rely heavily on the hotel's reputation from 20 years ago rather than focusing on today's guest experience. His approach often comes across as outdated, with comments that begin with phrases like, "Back in my day..." or "It was better when we..." Past success is valuable, but it shouldn't replace a commitment to continuous improvement. It may be time to focus less on how things used to be and more on delivering the level of customer service that guests expect today.

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.

Not a bad place, in fact I did get to play on both of the different courses. I must say I…read moredefinitely liked one way more than the other one. They did offer some Happy Hour drink specials. The beer I had was pretty good and staff was friendly here. I would actually come back to this upscale golf course to play both of the different courses again actually.

A total of 4 of us came here on one of the most bitter winter days this year as we needed an indoor…read moreinteractive activity. We thought mini golf was interactive, everyone had the same chance to play and it's simple enough without exerting too much energy (unlike an escape room or the dancing tiles which I also came across in my research). Great place for friends, families, dates of all ages. We checked in on the ground floor (also have a coat check here) and were told they have a cabin themed course on the 2nd floor and a museum themed course on the 3rd floor, but there was a party going on. They also told us about the rooftop lounge, which is covered with plastic and they have heaters blasting the space. We went with the cabin themed. Although I don't think they completely blocked the 3rd floor with the party, we just didn't want to have to compete with others and wanted a quiet experience. They have stairs or an elevator. Once we got to the 2nd floor, we were the only ones there and were explained how the digital scoring works. We inputted our names, and our scoreboard would follow us from board to board in sequence after we all punched in our scores. The max was 6 putts per course to help keep things moving (we definitely played more than 6 on some courses lol). The courses did progressively get more challenging as you moved on. The decor was beautiful. Fairy lights lined the space with murals or a ski lodge/mountains around with a polar bear and a ski mobile. Many cute photo ops. On the last course, once you made it, the game swallowed your ball, I guess to help prevent you from trying to play the course again. I wish there was more than 9 courses though. It was fun enough but maybe having a few more would have helped fill the time more. Time flew by and we had lots of laughs. Would be excited to come back to try the museum course next time.

3.5/5!! Every time I…read morethink a drink has potential, that little hint of shampoo and hand sanitizer sneaks through at the very end. Still, such a cute, aesthetic, groovy spot with nice music. I know it's a listening bar, but it'd be fun if people got up to dance a little instead of just sitting Also, Viewer Discretion Advised is definitely on the sweeter side though, and is a good option if you don't like drinks with a super strong alcohol taste

This place is easy to miss because it's tucked inside a marketplace next to the restaurant. We…read morealmost walked past it. The cocktails were expensive, but every drink felt intentional, and the experience itself was memorable. We ended up staying longer than planned. Diego made all our drinks. Really delicate and clean flavors. Distinctive for each cocktail. Lots of variation to choose from. He was awesome! Karaage was yummy and crunchy with juicy chicken interior. Steak was not enough lol...we ate it too fast but medium rare was chef's kiss. Kind of kicking myself for not ordering the matcha crème brûlée, but next time we need to try the maki place next door, too.

when i die please let my last meal be the truffle mac and cheese…read more my cousin was in town and had a connection to get us into the new members only jean georges club / restaurant. the space is massive and elegant, with so many rooms and areas full of great surprises and sexy vibes. we came for dinner and drinks, enjoyed some truffle mac, beef tartar, tuna rolls, and foie gras. food was excellent but we over ordered for 2 people. prices for a members only club are as expected would love to come back and consider a membership

wouldn't recommend a membership here unless you want to be treated like trash. the food is bad and…read moreservice is even worse

Fun speakeasy with great drinks (especially the gin and tonics), friendly service, and fairly good…read morefood too! We came for our anniversary and were treated so nicely. We loved our gin and tonics (highlight was the Australian gin with the kiwi garnish) and also enjoyed the food - it was nice to have the sausage rolls and the French fries to soak up the alcohol! The bathroom service was soo nice and unexpected! I definitely recommend bringing some cash to tip, but there is also Venmo. At the end, we were surprised by an anniversary nightcap - a small shot of a berry aperitif! So kind! Like others have said, it is a bit loud and dark, but that is to be expected from a speakeasy! It's still worth it for the great drinks and lovely service.

After dinner near the meat packing district. we stumbled upon this speak easy…read more They were able to get us right in on a Saturday night and we enjoyed many cocktails. Cute bath tub in the middle of the joint. Really cute decor. A newspaper printed with their menu and bar snacks. Service was friendly and knowledgeable.