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4.6 (44 reviews)
Closed • 5:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)

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Mia H.

This speakeasy is hidden behind a hair salon and can be easy to miss. It's Japanese-inspired vibe with live record playing makes for a great intimate, friendly, and casual ambiance. Service here is so friendly and I had an amazing time. My friend and I tried a couple of their cocktails, and while everything was phenomenal, I absolutely LOVED their met-cha baker. I definitely have to come back here sometime to try more of their menu!

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Yoona K.

Cute speakeasy serving shochu and sake cocktails with some wine and beer available. Walk up the stairs to Kuinya Hair, walk into the salon and go straight back to find the bar. Walked in around 7:15pm on a Wednesday night and it got super packed around 7:40-8pm. The whole place has around 12-15(?) bar style seating in total. There was a group of 6 girls taking up half the space but I would personally recommend a smaller group or to come earlier so you're not here during peak hours and can grab a seat. My friend and I ordered several cocktails which were all pretty good but my favorite was a seasonal special, the Fuyu Juice (Kome Shochu, Orange, Vanilla, Winter Spices). Definitely recommend stopping by and grabbing a cocktail.

Lucy M.

Really cool speakeasy-style cocktail bar located behind a hair salon. When we first walked in someone was legit getting their hair done, which was cool. We stayed for a few hours and the vibes were immaculate. I loved the oolong punch cocktail; it was super light and refreshing! Strawberry matcha cocktail was on the sweeter side but also delicious. Jazz music was popping on the record player the whole night. Great spot to grab a drink in a cool setting on a weeknight for sure!

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Amanda L.

Love hidden speakeasy's and this one was a surprise! It actually took me a while to find this place - accidentally went to the hair dresser next door and also a restaurant But it's up a flight of stairs fyi and when you enter, you'll see a hair cutting area but it looks like it doesn't get used and is just a front! Once you enter in the back you'll see a small bar area, there's probably a total of 12 seats inside! I'm glad I went a bit early because in an hour (around 9) it got really crowded! I wish I took a photo of the menu, they have a QR code to scan and you can't find the menu online either but they have a unique menu! I ordered the strawberry matcha drink (first one on the top) and it was so so delicious! It was pretty strong but the matcha helped with the alcohol taste and I loved the freeze dried strawberries on top! My friend got the whiskey and it was presented with smoke - tasted pretty good as well! Definitely a cool spot for drinks and nice vibes!

Secret Spicy Cocktail and Zach San 75.
Cindy Z.

Back to one of my new favorite bars in NYC. I already liked this spot, but it's a new go-to spot now. First of all, I love the speakeasy vibes being hidden behind a barbershop. Once inside, it's got such a cozy and intimate vibe. The bar is small, so best to come here with a party of 2 or 3. Everytime a larger group walked in, they left because it just wasn't enough room. I've had more than half the cocktails on the menu now and have to say that my top 3 are Mat-Chet Baker, Oolong Punch, and Ichigo Ichie. I could easily drink rounds of these cocktails --they made so well and delicious. I also tried their Sake Flight ($32), which was such a great experience! The bartender is super knowledgeable and really treated us with the best time trying the different flavor profiles and notes of the different sake bottles. Even my fiance who doesn't usually drink sake loved this! Truly a one of a kind speakeasy bar. Love the Asian-inspired cocktails that are absolutely delicious and best vibes all around. Menu: https://www.steightnyc.com/menu

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Isabel T.

Love this spot!! The ambiance is great. It's a cozy spot with limited seating which gives an intimate feel. Drinks are so creative and yummy too!!

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Lauren M.

Steight is a vibe! Tucked behind a hair salon and only has 15 seats or so. Try to get there early. The Oolong punch is my favorite drink. But I also tried a delightful plum wine. The vibe is moody/secret and the bartender was friendly. Also check out Yakuni and Hard to Explain - the owners other Japanese speakeasies in Manhattan.

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Alice Q.

absolutely love this speakeasy! I will say it was quite hard to find. Look for a hair salon that has stairs you need to walk up! It's all the way in the back of the hair salon. A bit creepy because the hair salon is completely vacant so the walk to the back feels a bit like a horror movie hahah. Once inside it's dim lighting & quite small. Only bar seating and a couple standing desks. I would say no more than 12-15 people fits in there The drinks were AMAZING! I love the strawberry matcha drink. It genuinely tasted better than some of the matcha I've had cafes! can't wait to come back to try the other spots

Maira H.

Incredible bar, the drinks were great. The vibe is super cozy. The bartender was also very nice and attentive. Definitely worth a visit.

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Divya K.

A speakeasy that actually feels and looks like one! Don't be fooled by the salon up front and make your way in to the cute little bar in the back. Seating is limited with not much standing room. Drinks here are really creative and good. It's a dark and moody bar - especially perfect for a date night atmosphere!

Jenny Z.

very cute speakeasy tucked behind a hair salon. the drinks are alll sochu and sake drink, and the space is really small -- come early if you want to avoid the crowds and if you get lucky you'll get a seat. the oolong punch (4/5) was light and peach forward. however, I wish there was a bit fizz because it felt a bit stale. it tasted like an iced tea though. also tried my friends girimami, which I aactually liked a bit better. it was fizzy and more citrusy, so slightly more refreshing both were really good and light though!!

Angela C.

Cute little spot tucked away behind an active hair salon. Interesting low abv drinks, but felt a little pricey to me. They open at 5 pm and on their instagram note that they take reservations from 5-5:30pm. Based on this, my friend and I arrived right at five, figuring that it would guarantee us a seat (and also, an early start means an early bed time!). We were the first to arrive, but by 5:30 pm the place was completely full. There's a single bartender working (makes sense given the small space), but we never waited for a drink. They have a list of Japanese beers, sakes, shochus, low abv cocktails (there's no hard liquor here), and wines. Between my friend and I, we tried four drinks which were: - Yuzu Contact: This was a riff on a more "stiff" drink, that was just ok to me. Definitely on the drier side with the vermouth and while I typically like things like that, I wouldn't order it again. - Ma-chet Baker: this tasted like a milkshake, which makes sense given all the ingredients were for a milkshake minus the sake. Delicious and I would order this again. - Secret Spicy cocktail: they use togarishi as a topping, which I thought surprisingly worked well. Had a similar flavor profile to a spicy marg. - Zach San 75: a play on a French 75, this was refreshing due to the sparkling sake. I wouldn't say it was particularly novel, but I enjoyed it Overall the ambiance and vibes were cute. While there was one group of 4, I don't think you should attempt with any group larger than 3. The only reason this isn't a 5 for me is because the cocktails, priced at $21 each, felt on the expensive side for what I was getting (but to each their own!).

Alexis S.

I came here the other night on a date and was pleasantly surprised. To access the bar you have to walk through the salon, and once you are in the bar, it is tiny with maybe 10 stools in the whole space. The bartender was excellent and the drink menu is concise with a focus on Japanese sake, wine and a few beers. The space is pretty quiet (great for having a conversation) with amazing music and a steady stream of vinyls being played which I appreciated. I would definitely come back here again as it is a unique and cozy spot for a drink.

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Amazing drinks! The seasonal ones in particular are bomb and the bartender really knows his stuff. Would highly recommend

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Wonderful space, great music on, good drinks. Recommend. Small, so might not get in/get a seat... but worth trying.

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Got there early and were still setting up, but the bartender took great care of my friend and I. Will definitely be back.

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I'd rate Grove Street Social three and a half stars…read more Cozy bar in the West Village. Few beers on draft. Handful of wines. Pretty decent whiskey selection, but they were pricey. One of the prices that came to mind was Redbreast 12 for $20 for a pour. I settled on Bitburger which was $10. Service was quick. You're certainly paying for the location as the bar situated amongst many clubs and events spaces.

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4.3(30 reviews)
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1.1 mi•West Village

Forgot to take pictures with some of our eats but service was fast and prompt, everyone was…read moreextremely friendly and accommodating because we did show up later than our reservation time. The ambiance is immaculate. We were able to snag the last Hokkaido soft serve for the day, definitely worth the hype! It is not sweet, but very refreshing, creamy and smooth.

My friend and I got off the plane, checked in at the hotel, and immediately went to Sip & Guzzle…read more It was a Wednesday night, and we had no reservation just in case there would be any delays with our flight. The only table they had was available for only 45 minutes, so we accepted the challenge. It helped that we already reviewed the menu ahead of time. We got a super small round table in Guzzle. Chairs were low and short, so it was hard to position my legs comfortably. I got the Yuzu Mugurita which was a delicious shochu cocktail. My friend got the Spicy Paloma as a mocktail - it had a very strong kick! For food, we got the Bikini, supposedly the world's thinnest sandwich. It was probably one of the best bites we had on this trip. Highly recommend! For the BW Chicken, we each got a black glove to use in our non-dominant hand to hold the chicken, while the other hand cut it with scissors. The scissors were big but flimsy. The chicken was great on its own as well as dipped in the white sauce. We also tried the Hokkaido Soft Serve - the milk is imported from Japan, and the level of creaminess is truly unmatched. There was an option to add caviar, but we did not. Both our meal and the vibes were 10/10. Our server also checked with the hostess to see if the next reservation had checked in yet so they could give us extra time. We only needed it because my friend went to the bathroom downstairs, and there was a long wait for the single bathroom. All in all, I would definitely go back!

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4/5 - can get pricey, I've been double charged before but I've caught it and asked about it - each…read moretime the fix was easy The piano bar at Duplex is where it's at. Daily they have a pianist rotation along with bar staff who have voices of angels. Service at Duplex is always superb, table or at the bar. I assure you though, once you enter the doors of Duplex - you will want a table. You're immersed into the musical beauty of the city, you're reminded of Broadway dreams and Empire State miracles. Duplex gets better the more you open yourself to the social happenings around you. Share a drink, take some shots, sing a song in front of strangers. Keep in mind your tab will get pricey, but that is what you'll have to be willing to pay. Though you need not be inebriated to enjoy Duplex, I've done it multiple times and have had a great experience either way. At Duplex you see first hand what the city has to offer, all you have to do is embrace it.

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