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I'm so glad I finally made it to Sunken Harbor Club! The speakeasy entrance, whimsical décor, and cozy space make it feel like a fun clubhouse. Their drink menu is extensive with lots of rum, mezcal and vodka cocktail options. I had the Mai Tai made with 3 rums, almond, orange and mint. It was beyond delicious. I enjoyed the interactive touches throughout the night like when the room filled with bubbles during last call for happy hour. And the announcements of fiery drinks like El Diablo. It's a really unique, playful spot and definitely worth a visit if you like inventive cocktails. Be sure to make a reservation!
We had an amazing experience here! This is speakeasy style bar that is part of the Gage and Tollner restaurant. So walk into the restaurant first and then ask for Sunken Harbor Club. It is a small spot and so worth the wait. Our hotel was in walking distance so we didn't mind being put on the waitlist. We got there too late for food so I can only speak about the drinks but they were wonderful! I am not the rum nerd, my husband is but he enjoyed himself and had great conversations with the bartenders. I loved the ambiance and decor which seemed to be well thought out and was very detail oriented. We would absolutely come back in a heartbeat!
I love the Sunken Harbor Club. It's a mermaid-pirate-treasure-tiki-lit-sunken-ultimate-fantasy speakeasy bar hidden above an amazing steak restaurant to boot. Need I say more??? Everything here is excellent from the cocktails to the nibbles to the amazing decor and sound effects. I mean they literally play ambiance music to make you feel like you're underwater along with creaking noises for added piratey ship emphasis. They also have random storms with thunder and lightening effects as well to make you really feel at sea! If you stay till last call, they turn the back wall red ("red the mermaid!") and ring the bell. It truly is a fun experience. The drink menu is basically separated by level of potency which is great if you know if you want something light and refreshing versus dark and boozy forward. Drinks from "In the Shallows" will feature your lighter drinks as compared to the stronger drinks in "The Abyss", whereas you guessed, you will sink into it! This is a tropical bar so they have a lot of rum focused drinks plus rum tastings if you are interested. PLEASE order the El Diablo and don't be afraid when everyone else screams EL DIABLO when it is presented to you. Shoutout to Garret, my favorite bartender. He knows his craft and makes an amazing cocktail! Also kudos to the literal mermaid painted at the bar who reminds me of Taylor Swift. She's gorgeous with her over the shoulder gaze and I love her tail! This place is such a neighborhood gem.
Sunken Harbor Club is the quintessential Tiki Bar. Maybe even better than Trader Sam's and Smuggler's Cove. The decor is next level. It's immersive. Attention to detail is insane. And drinks by Garrett Richard are sublime. Drinks are really an art here. My Zombie was complex, different... yet familiar. All the Zombie flavors represented but elevated! Make a reservation and don't hesitate to go!
I was about to give a 5 star review until I saw my credit card charge. I got overcharged an amount that's not significant to do a chargeback but it left a bad taste. I will edit this review if the owner reaches out to me to rectify this situation. This is a "underwater" speakeasy located on the second floor, above Gage & Tollner. Walk in only but I went at opening 5pm on a Monday and it was not busy. I seated myself at the bar and ordered the $15 cocktail happy hour special (Mary Pickford) which is a fairly strong drink. It is served in a regular cup despite being a tiki bar, and I surveyed the selection of liquors and cups in the bar and the bartender confirmed pretty much all the cocktails now no longer are served in the tiki cup except for the barrel one. This kind of defeated the purpose of a tiki bar with fun cups and ambience, but okay. The drink was still delicious and strong. This makes for a good bar hopping bar since service is fast and efficient and the drinks are at good prices (specifically happy hour). I do hear it gets quite busy weekends so I'd recommend a weekday visit if you do go.
Sunken Harbor Club is a good time to look at. I liked the moody lighting, the fog curling around the banquettes, and the shipwreck theming, but the whole thing felt kitschier than it seemed to think it was. I kept giggling as I thought of I Think You Should Leave's shtick on "Club Haunted House" and "Club Aqua." Fun as a bit, less persuasive when played straight. The drinks were the inverse of what I expect from an Attaboy or Death & Co-style build, where the glass is unassuming and the palate unfolds in layers. Here the spectacle leads. Gigantic vessels, umbrellas and wild straws, towering garnish assemblies, and ice that looks and tastes machine-made. Inside the glass the flavors skew blunt: strong, a little sweet, short on mid-palate detail, with base spirits that drink like well rather than carefully chosen anchors. Nothing asked to be sipped contemplatively. Everything asked to be photographed. If you want fog, flair, and a themed night out with friends, there is novelty here and the staff keep the show moving. If you are after layered, elegant cocktails, this isn't that bar.
My husband tried to go here two times prior with no success because of the long waits. We were able to finally visit! There is a wide variety of cocktails from dryland (no alcohol), "shallows" (normal alcohol), and abyss (a lot of alcohol). The bartenders are lively and certain cocktails have different "effects" or presentations with them. There is usage of fog, disco lights, bubbles, lasers, and more among the nautical theme. Cool bar.
We stopped by the spot for some drink drinks and food after over 75 minute wait. Once we were in, we saw the reason why the wait was so long as the place is pretty small, but the vibes are really tiki.. it felt like I was traveling into SpongeBob bikini bottom. It was really fun and the drinks had a different level going as far down as to the abyss, which means you want to get hammered.. if you're willing to wait a long wait, you could always enjoy a drink at the other restaurant below it and it will be worth it once you make it into the bar.
This marine-themed speakeasy above Gage and Tollner can be hard to get seated at! I came here with a friend on a Saturday evening around 5:45pm and we put our name down before grabbing dinner. It was 2 hour wait! Bit worked out great since our table was ready after we ate. The menu is separated into three different categories based on how strong the drinks are. For those who like tasty drinks that are not booze forward I recommend In the Shallows and the Twilight Zone. Loved most of the drinks we tried: Star cycle: light and refreshing Hachiko Highball: good ginger taste Batida Dourada: 10/10! So delicious, refreshing and fruity but not overly sweet Overall love the vibe and would definitely return! Also thank you to our wonderful waiter. Not only was the service excellent, he was kind enough to replace my first drink after I clumsily knocked it over.
Cool speakeasy/bar above Gage and Tollner. Not surprisingly given the name, it has a tiki theme throughout with a good selection of rum drinks, ranging from light to boozy. They even have some NA options, along with a happy hour menu from 5-6:30 Sun-Thurs ($15 cocktails). My partner and I each chose a drink from the boozier section of the menu. They were very artfully crafted and well balanced, though the drinks had a lot of ice in them. Service itself was friendly and fairly quick. Cool spot for a pre or post-dinner drink, if they have the room!
Pros: inventive tiki cocktails and appetizer food from the Gage and Tollner kitchen downstairs. I got the cheeseburger sliders and they were delicious. I found the hachiko highball drink rather boring, but the Batida dourada was quite good. Their menu reads like a book, so it's a fun distraction to browse through it. Cons: The place is expensive, and hard to get into due to its small size and high popularity. We arrived at 4:50 for their 5pm opening on a Thursday and there was a line to get in. The staff does some gimmicky things to make you feel like you are on a ship. Having been here a couple times, I prefer the cocktails at Vine in the same neighborhood.
A friend and I came to check out the Sunken Harbor Club on a Friday for happy hour. They open at 5 and people start lining up to enter around 4:30, as seating is limited. We arrived around 4 and took advantage of downstairs Gage and Tollner's Teeny 'Tini $10 martini happy hour before lining up. It is a cozy and intimate space, well decorated to its nautical theme. They have happy hour and a small bites menu. We enjoyed several cocktails; Brain Fog, Zombie Punch, Mai Tai, and The Multiverse. Each was visually appealing with flowers, garnishes, and specific cups for each. The drinks really do very in strength based on what the menu says (Shallows - least boozy, The Abyss - most boozy). We also had their french fries which were fresh and crispy and a great accompaniment. Service was attentive and friendly. Definitely worth checking out!
I tried to get into Sunken Harbor Club the night before, but when I put my name down, we were told it was unlikely we'd get in due to the waitlist. HOWEVER, we got lucky the second night by putting our name down a bit earlier. I wasn't sure what to expect, but it turned out to be everything I didn't know I needed. From the music to the lighting, the ambiance, the staff, and even the special effects--it all made for a really great night. I loved how they set up the drinks, going from the least strong to the strongest in alcohol content. The drink sizes were just right, and of course, we had to try something from the menu, so we went with the dumplings--absolutely delicious. The place is small and quaint with a really good vibe. I'd definitely go back.
20 days ago
One of my favorite bars ever! What a cool place tucked away on the second floor of Gage & Tollner. Their menu is so fun with levels of intensity to them. We went on a Friday night with a party of 3 and did a walk in. That was a risky move and to our luck, the hostess was so sweet and squeezed us in as the last party of the night! This is a must visit when in downtown Brooklyn. We couldn't try the food since the kitchen closed and we were the last to enter but we were able to try 3 drinks and I recommend them all! 1. Donkey Conga ($22) Bourbon and aged cachaça centrifuged with Banana. Followed by Cynar & sweet vermouth. 2. Manta Ray ($22) Coconut cocktail of apricot, ginger, and mint. London dry gin & Haitian Rhum. 3. Star cycle ($18) Shakened milk washed gin, Jasmine, and grapefruit read more
6 months ago
I've been trying to go to Sunken Harbor for over a year now. I don't know how it's possible but despite being local it always seems to have a private event whenever we have plans to go. The stars finally aligned this winter and I had the opportunity to try it out. The vibes are perfect. Fog and bubbles, sea noises and all of the art go together seemlessly. Drinks were great. We had three and left suitably sloshed for the night with no aftereffects. We didn't have too many bites but the food was very good for a bar. I'm excited to go back and I hope we have just as much luck getting in next time. read more
This is a "speakeasy" above Gage and Tollner. An undersea Tiki style adventure with a sexy mermaid heading up the bar. Nautical theme throughout with weathered leather, ropes, fish. Cocktails are made with various types of rum and ingredients like grapefruit, maraschino, wormwood amaro, falernum, thyme, Assam tea, spiced lime, allspice, coconut, cucumber, nutmeg, sour orange. All the drinks keep with the tropical, fruity taste with a hint of spice. They are also broken up into categories (dry land = no alcohol, shallows = average amount of alcohol, and abyss (larger amounts of alcohol). The abyss section has some cocktails that are limited to two per customer. They have some bar bites like fried green tomatoes, shrimp toast, broiled oysters, ricotta, dumplings, sliders. I had the French fries with kimchi ranch, which were underwhelming. Bartenders were cool and kept the drinks coming. I got in immediately without an issue or a wait, but it was right after a snowstorm. I've seen some people struggle to get in or have a long wait. read more
I'm so glad I finally made it to Sunken Harbor Club! The speakeasy entrance, whimsical décor, and cozy space make it feel like a fun clubhouse. Their drink menu is extensive with lots of rum, mezcal and vodka cocktail options. I had the Mai Tai made with 3 rums, almond, orange and mint. It was beyond delicious. I enjoyed the interactive touches throughout the night like when the room filled with bubbles during last call for happy hour. And the announcements of fiery drinks like El Diablo. It's a really unique, playful spot and definitely worth a visit if you like inventive cocktails. Be sure to make a reservation! read more
6 months ago
We had an amazing experience here! This is speakeasy style bar that is part of the Gage and Tollner restaurant. So walk into the restaurant first and then ask for Sunken Harbor Club. It is a small spot and so worth the wait. Our hotel was in walking distance so we didn't mind being put on the waitlist. We got there too late for food so I can only speak about the drinks but they were wonderful! I am not the rum nerd, my husband is but he enjoyed himself and had great conversations with the bartenders. I loved the ambiance and decor which seemed to be well thought out and was very detail oriented. We would absolutely come back in a heartbeat! read more
I love the Sunken Harbor Club. It's a mermaid-pirate-treasure-tiki-lit-sunken-ultimate-fantasy speakeasy bar hidden above an amazing steak restaurant to boot. Need I say more??? Everything here is excellent from the cocktails to the nibbles to the amazing decor and sound effects. I mean they literally play ambiance music to make you feel like you're underwater along with creaking noises for added piratey ship emphasis. They also have random storms with thunder and lightening effects as well to make you really feel at sea! If you stay till last call, they turn the back wall red ("red the mermaid!") and ring the bell. It truly is a fun experience. The drink menu is basically separated by level of potency which is great if you know if you want something light and refreshing versus dark and boozy forward. Drinks from "In the Shallows" will feature your lighter drinks as compared to the stronger drinks in "The Abyss", whereas you guessed, you will sink into it! This is a tropical bar so they have a lot of rum focused drinks plus rum tastings if you are interested. PLEASE order the El Diablo and don't be afraid when everyone else screams EL DIABLO when it is presented to you. Shoutout to Garret, my favorite bartender. He knows his craft and makes an amazing cocktail! Also kudos to the literal mermaid painted at the bar who reminds me of Taylor Swift. She's gorgeous with her over the shoulder gaze and I love her tail! This place is such a neighborhood gem. read more
Sunken Harbor Club is the quintessential Tiki Bar. Maybe even better than Trader Sam's and Smuggler's Cove. The decor is next level. It's immersive. Attention to detail is insane. And drinks by Garrett Richard are sublime. Drinks are really an art here. My Zombie was complex, different... yet familiar. All the Zombie flavors represented but elevated! Make a reservation and don't hesitate to go! read more
I was about to give a 5 star review until I saw my credit card charge. I got overcharged an amount that's not significant to do a chargeback but it left a bad taste. I will edit this review if the owner reaches out to me to rectify this situation. This is a "underwater" speakeasy located on the second floor, above Gage & Tollner. Walk in only but I went at opening 5pm on a Monday and it was not busy. I seated myself at the bar and ordered the $15 cocktail happy hour special (Mary Pickford) which is a fairly strong drink. It is served in a regular cup despite being a tiki bar, and I surveyed the selection of liquors and cups in the bar and the bartender confirmed pretty much all the cocktails now no longer are served in the tiki cup except for the barrel one. This kind of defeated the purpose of a tiki bar with fun cups and ambience, but okay. The drink was still delicious and strong. This makes for a good bar hopping bar since service is fast and efficient and the drinks are at good prices (specifically happy hour). I do hear it gets quite busy weekends so I'd recommend a weekday visit if you do go. read more
Sunken Harbor Club is a good time to look at. I liked the moody lighting, the fog curling around the banquettes, and the shipwreck theming, but the whole thing felt kitschier than it seemed to think it was. I kept giggling as I thought of I Think You Should Leave's shtick on "Club Haunted House" and "Club Aqua." Fun as a bit, less persuasive when played straight. The drinks were the inverse of what I expect from an Attaboy or Death & Co-style build, where the glass is unassuming and the palate unfolds in layers. Here the spectacle leads. Gigantic vessels, umbrellas and wild straws, towering garnish assemblies, and ice that looks and tastes machine-made. Inside the glass the flavors skew blunt: strong, a little sweet, short on mid-palate detail, with base spirits that drink like well rather than carefully chosen anchors. Nothing asked to be sipped contemplatively. Everything asked to be photographed. If you want fog, flair, and a themed night out with friends, there is novelty here and the staff keep the show moving. If you are after layered, elegant cocktails, this isn't that bar. read more
My husband tried to go here two times prior with no success because of the long waits. We were able to finally visit! There is a wide variety of cocktails from dryland (no alcohol), "shallows" (normal alcohol), and abyss (a lot of alcohol). The bartenders are lively and certain cocktails have different "effects" or presentations with them. There is usage of fog, disco lights, bubbles, lasers, and more among the nautical theme. Cool bar. read more
4 months ago
We stopped by the spot for some drink drinks and food after over 75 minute wait. Once we were in, we saw the reason why the wait was so long as the place is pretty small, but the vibes are really tiki.. it felt like I was traveling into SpongeBob bikini bottom. It was really fun and the drinks had a different level going as far down as to the abyss, which means you want to get hammered.. if you're willing to wait a long wait, you could always enjoy a drink at the other restaurant below it and it will be worth it once you make it into the bar. read more
This marine-themed speakeasy above Gage and Tollner can be hard to get seated at! I came here with a friend on a Saturday evening around 5:45pm and we put our name down before grabbing dinner. It was 2 hour wait! Bit worked out great since our table was ready after we ate. The menu is separated into three different categories based on how strong the drinks are. For those who like tasty drinks that are not booze forward I recommend In the Shallows and the Twilight Zone. Loved most of the drinks we tried: Star cycle: light and refreshing Hachiko Highball: good ginger taste Batida Dourada: 10/10! So delicious, refreshing and fruity but not overly sweet Overall love the vibe and would definitely return! Also thank you to our wonderful waiter. Not only was the service excellent, he was kind enough to replace my first drink after I clumsily knocked it over. read more
2 years ago
Cool speakeasy/bar above Gage and Tollner. Not surprisingly given the name, it has a tiki theme throughout with a good selection of rum drinks, ranging from light to boozy. They even have some NA options, along with a happy hour menu from 5-6:30 Sun-Thurs ($15 cocktails). My partner and I each chose a drink from the boozier section of the menu. They were very artfully crafted and well balanced, though the drinks had a lot of ice in them. Service itself was friendly and fairly quick. Cool spot for a pre or post-dinner drink, if they have the room! read more
1 year ago
Pros: inventive tiki cocktails and appetizer food from the Gage and Tollner kitchen downstairs. I got the cheeseburger sliders and they were delicious. I found the hachiko highball drink rather boring, but the Batida dourada was quite good. Their menu reads like a book, so it's a fun distraction to browse through it. Cons: The place is expensive, and hard to get into due to its small size and high popularity. We arrived at 4:50 for their 5pm opening on a Thursday and there was a line to get in. The staff does some gimmicky things to make you feel like you are on a ship. Having been here a couple times, I prefer the cocktails at Vine in the same neighborhood. read more
A friend and I came to check out the Sunken Harbor Club on a Friday for happy hour. They open at 5 and people start lining up to enter around 4:30, as seating is limited. We arrived around 4 and took advantage of downstairs Gage and Tollner's Teeny 'Tini $10 martini happy hour before lining up. It is a cozy and intimate space, well decorated to its nautical theme. They have happy hour and a small bites menu. We enjoyed several cocktails; Brain Fog, Zombie Punch, Mai Tai, and The Multiverse. Each was visually appealing with flowers, garnishes, and specific cups for each. The drinks really do very in strength based on what the menu says (Shallows - least boozy, The Abyss - most boozy). We also had their french fries which were fresh and crispy and a great accompaniment. Service was attentive and friendly. Definitely worth checking out! read more
1 month ago
I tried to get into Sunken Harbor Club the night before, but when I put my name down, we were told it was unlikely we'd get in due to the waitlist. HOWEVER, we got lucky the second night by putting our name down a bit earlier. I wasn't sure what to expect, but it turned out to be everything I didn't know I needed. From the music to the lighting, the ambiance, the staff, and even the special effects--it all made for a really great night. I loved how they set up the drinks, going from the least strong to the strongest in alcohol content. The drink sizes were just right, and of course, we had to try something from the menu, so we went with the dumplings--absolutely delicious. The place is small and quaint with a really good vibe. I'd definitely go back. read more
2 months ago
9 months ago
Amazing ambiance inside! The bar is beautiful as well. I went on a late Sunday night and it was very busy. The crab cake was fresh and melted in my mouth. I paired it with a nice glass of wine. The bartenders were very attentive even though they were busy. I'd definitely come back. read more
Sunken harbor hosted one of the best bar experiences I have ever had. Upon entry, you are transported to the abyss inside a shipwreck. But, spirits are high in this ship wrecked community as innovative and funky elixirs are being cooked up with precision and class. I snagged a spot at the bar and had the wonderful opportunity to exchange words with Shannan and Garrett. Their knowledge was insane. I am a home bar tender so any wisdom they were willing to impart was greatly appreciated. I started with a brain fog. Woo, was my brain foggy. Beautifully crafted and garnished it sent me straight the islands. Balanced with tart, sweet, and herbal. Slightly funky, yet ever so smooth. An amazing cocktail. But, my favorite was the comeback special. The beer nut garnish took this drink to another dimension. Every sip the aromatics of the beer nuts complimented the peanut butter whiskey and banana. Slightly tropical, ever so savory. After 1 drink of this cocktail I immediately texted my partner and told her the comeback special is a top 5 cocktail I have ever had. Yes, it was that good. One of the best bars in terms of drink and experience. I even purchased garrett's book while there and am excited to read. I was thumbing through it while sipping and garrett is a mastermind. I can't wait to apply some more scientific methods and techniques to my drinks at home. And, hopefully pour up a few of the recipes within. read more
Oh dear we had tooooooo much fun at sunken harbour. Loved walking into the fog filled room with the sound of gently crashing waves, surrounded by fun sea related art and trinkets, drinks were fantastic, loved all the bar snacks. Truly, their hospitality was wonderful too. We will definitely return. read more
LOVE sunken harbor club! Sat=crazy lines, get there by 4:30...Sun=short line! Greatttt drinks and fun atmosphere. Only drink that we didn't LOVE over two nights with diff friends was the new chai tea one --wish they kept ginza lights drink in its place on the menu which they've recently revamped (March 2025). All others were stunningly delish! Got a "passport" for Christmas and we had fun meeting the "challenges" to achieve stamps. Have fun, echo yells of "el Diablo" and revel in the foggy laser light show at closing time! read more
6 months ago
Went here after dinner downstairs at Gage & Tollner. It was packed even on a Wednesday evening at 10pm. It is so cute inside. Love all the ship themed decor. The menu is intricate and there are soooo many options. Bartenders make great drinks and the cocktails are actually STRONG. I got the blue zombie - they say limit of 2 per guest and it was actually soooo strong. Get the Diablo if you want a fun surprise :) read more
2 years ago
The vibes immaculate. It really felt like I was underwater. I felt like I was jack sparrow. I appreciate the drinks organized by how strong they are so you can order to your own taste. Some drinks even come with a special show! read more
2 years ago
The best last call I've ever seen. Cozy atmosphere, friendly service And when I say huge drinks I mean HUGE DRINKS. Get the "queen drink" for a group of 3-4. and thank me later read more
It's taken me quite some time to visit Sunken Harbor as location is not ideal for me but happy to finally have paid a visit! As a Queens native, Sunken harbor is basically on the other side of the world in addition to it being in a semi shady area of Brooklyn once it gets dark. All in all Sunken Harbor is a wonderful hidden cocktail bar upstairs from Gage and Tollner (which I definitely want to go back to check out). Decor is on point with the nautical theme and super cute as a great date spot. Drinks were obviously on the pricy side, but if you are looking to impress a date with deliciously tasting superb cocktails + cozy vibes, this is the place to go! Staff were super friendly and we did not feel rushed at all (we did show up on a random Tuesday evening). Do yourself a favor and order the dessert (miso butterscotch pudding), its simply divine. Beware(!) Even though located in Brooklyn, you'll be looking at 100% prime NYC cocktail prices (think ~$20 a drink) Sunken Harbor is also relatively small (max seating maybe ~30) so I would not be surprised at wait times during busy hours. read more
1 year ago
This place is LE-GIT. Great cocktails. Great service. Nick knows what he's doing and is very informed. Hard to get to. Worth the journey. read more
1 year ago
So I truly enjoy this place, the drinks and the ambiance are amazing. I've been here several times and have enjoyed each visit but of course it when my best friend takes 3 trains to get here after MONTHS on trying to coordinate finally is able to go that i have an awkward and not really great experience. Be aware THERES A TIME LIMIT ON SEATING. This was not something I had ever been aware of until our server rudely put the bill on the table when we not finished. I had to work to flag him down to ask why we got the bill and if there's a time limit on seating. After four separate visits to this establishment I learned that for the first time. Overall the visit was great but that server Tommy tainted the experience. Had we known that there was a time limit we would have adjusted our schedule accordingly and made plans for before or after visiting the bar read more
10 months ago
3 years ago
Sunken Harbor Club is a tiki bar hidden above the Gage and Tollner restaurant. I loved walking into this pirate ship themed speakeasy complete with a glassed mermaid mural behind the bar. The menu complements the decor of the place. The drinks are explained on the menu in a storybook type fashion. We enjoyed the well curated drinks that were presented wonderfully. We sat at the bar and enjoyed watching the bartenders at work. I posted a video of the bartenders in action. You can see it if you click on all pictures for the site. It did not attach to this post for some reason. When we went last year, they did not take reservations. However, it now sadly looks like you can book them with resy. I do want to go here again and try some more drinks and enjoy the ambiance:) read more
1 year ago
Best tiki bar in New York, hands down! Delicious original cocktails and some classic riffs. I almost always sit at the bar, and I've consistently had great service here! read more
4 years ago
I have been here twice now and did not experience any of the snobbish atitude that some of the reviews are talking about. When I sat at a table my server wasn't overly friendly like people for whatever reason expect servers to be, but he was efficient and nice and I didn't feel unwelcome. I don't need someone to kiss my *ss just because they work in the service industry. The bartenders from the second time I visited though were a joy to be around and the host who was at the door was super fun and made my night with his kindness. The decor feels like Trader Sam's Grotto in disney world which for some people might be a deterrent, but I personally don't mind a bit of whimsy. I suspect that the real snobs aren't the people who work here but rather the people who expect to walk into a bar and be treated like Ariel and Prince Eric, but what do I know? I'm just glad to have something different and fun in this neighborhood. read more
2 years ago
This place amazing, only complaint is it is very small. Drinks are tasty, and strong. The garnishes are on point! Which is a necessary touch because the drinks are very expensive (most expensive is $32 i think), but you are definitely getting what you pay for here. I also like how the menu is organized by the strength of the drink. Great ambience! It felt immersive, intimate, and friendly. I will certainly be coming back read more
What a fun spot for drinks! If you're in the mood for cocktails, lighter fare, and a nautical theme for your night, Sunken Harbor has got you covered. The entrance is inside Gage and Tollner, and you have to check in with a host to put your name down. Even on a Saturday evening, our party of two waited less than five minutes for bar seating, but we were on the early side. This place is definitely popular, so the wait time can be hit or miss. I opted for a mocktail - the palm tree attack - and it was phenomenal. Really unique and well-prepared, with lots of flavors. Even without any alcohol, they put a lot of thought into the drink, and it showed. Fun vibes all around, definitely a good spot for 2-4 people. Be sure to read about the story behind the bar, it's on the first page of the menu! read more
1 year ago
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372 Fulton St
Fl 2
Brooklyn, NY 11201
Cadman Plaza, Downtown Brooklyn
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Is this place open?
Should be it's real small and cool You have to climb a lot of stairs but its Worth it
Do they take reservations?
They do not take reservations. It's a small space and they get filled very quickly. As you arrive you can put your name on the waitlist.
