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Sincerely Ophelia

3.9 (45 reviews)
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Trish T.

We had a fantastic time at this cool speakeasy. Some very unique decor, great music , security plentiful making us feel Safe ! Drinks were amazing and staff attentive ! Will definitely be back ! Recommend reserving the vip areas

Before I tasted THE BEST FRIED CHICKEN SANDWICH EVER
Bonnie B.

We had such a wonderful experience at Sincerely Ophelia's Tuesday night! Such a cool speakeasy near East Village! Had it not been for BucketList.com, we would not have found it. We booked a mixology course through BucketList.com where the bar tenders taught us the basics of mixology as they apply to all cocktails. They made a variety of cocktails which were given to each attendee for tasting. After a demonstration of each drink, guest were encouraged to step behind the bar and mix one of the three cocktails for themselves using all of the tools and skills that a mixologist would to create. The bar tenders were personable and committed to making sure each guest had a unique experience! Included in the course was a chicken sandwich from The Chicken & the Egg, which happens to be THE TASTIEST FRIED CHICKEN SANDWICH I HAVE EVER EATEN! (YES I AM SCREAMING ABOUT IT IN THE POST BC IT IS IMPORTANT THAT YOU TRY THIS SANDWICH!) A unique speakeasy with an upbeat energy that serves to meet the needs of any and all guests in your party. LOVED && HIGHLY RECOMMEND adding to your list of things to do while in the city!

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Richa T.

I absolutely love the place!! It's a true speak easy of all the bars you've been to. It's very difficult to find because they've done a great job hiding it. The front to this Speakeasy is the Chicken & The Egg. The entrance is to the left side of this place. It looks like someone's house to be honest. Basically, it's just a door with a bunch of portraits on it. The music is great. They play a huge mix of oldies and pop at once. The place is not crowded at all, and I'd love to come back soon. TBH, if it had not been for the Tippler, I would have never thought to come here. The staff is absolutely helpful and they go out of their way to make you feel welcome and comfortable. Also, in addition to the amazing drinks they have here, you should also try some of the food. The Chicken & the Egg serves amazing fried chicken sandwich. So make sure you try the food at the same time! IG: @QueenOfAdventureNYC

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Neha G.

An okay dive bar in the Union Square area. On a Saturday night it was pretty dead. Despite a loud DJ playing music all night, it felt like more of a chill dive bar to grab a drink. The drinks we got were pretty basic. There's a lot of potential with the space. They have a main room, a second smaller area good for hosting a private hangout and then behind a velvet rope another full room with leather sofas and what seems like a second bar. Unfortunately, no crowd and the few people there were either really young or the 45+ crowd and not much of a mix. The bathrooms had no light switch and not clean. The location is easy to miss as the entrance blends in next to a chicken place. Overall, an okay spot for a basic drink and chill time with friends, but def too loud for a date. Cool artwork inside and setup.

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Cool spot, but can be suffocatingly packed. We had the big room in the back which was a really nice spot!

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Had such a great experience!! Will come back with friends for another event! Great ambiance and music! Perfect night out in the city!

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I love watching chicken go through the window that looks like a painting. The cocktails are good too.

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Place sucks! My buddy dom ordered one Gin & Tonic double cuz he not lame and it was $42. That's crazy!

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The service is great.I Love the women. Its an excited atmosphere.The surroundings are wonderful.I can't wait to go again.

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4 years ago

Really cool atmosphere. Favorite bar in the city. Great music and always a good fun crowd. Highly recommend

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This is one of the sexiest bars in NYC. my favorite part of the lounge was the speak easy vibe in the back.

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Ask the Community - Sincerely Ophelia

Can you just walk in or is there secret guestlist to get in?

Walk-ins are welcome.

How old do you have to be to get in?

Hey Isaac, Our chicken sandwich spot, Chicken and The Egg, does not have an age limit as they… 

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“Oh yeah, we had the chicken sandwich and truffles fries late night, DAMN!”

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