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    Amtrak Metropolitan Lounge

    4.8 (24 reviews)
    Closed 5:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    John B.

    If you're on a coach ticket, your only option to gain admittance to the lounge is to buy a day pass for $50. However, this only entitles you to use the lounge three hours prior to your departure. This is pretty standard for lounges. The big difference is that there is no free alcohol, not even beer or wine. Additionally, and disappointingly, the food offerings are basically grab and go. No hot options. Just a couple average sandwiches, some desserts, overnight oats, various bags of chips, free juices, sodas and coffee/tea. Hardly $50 worth admission. In their defense, the lounge is relatively new, large with plenty of cozy spots to sit. It was virtually dead during the recent blizzard. It's likely more boisterous on an average weekday. Service was also brisk and polite. Just not worth the price of admission. It won't be in anyone's top ten lounge lists.

    James L.

    I travel 4-6 times a year for my job, and if given the choice, I will ALWAYS opt for rail transit, just because I find it to be a more calm and dare I say, "civilized" way of moving about the country. TBH, I'm not usually a fancy "lounge" kind of person whether my mode of transit is by rail or airplane. I happened to be travelling with someone who had the specific class of AMTRAK ticket which provided for himself and a guest access to the Metropolitan Lounge at the Moynihan Train Hall in Penn Station. So, let's address the obvious that entering this lounge isn't prohibitively expensive...but it also ain't cheap; the details of which can be found here: https://www.amtrak.com/station-lounges#eligibility Take an escalator (or elevator) to the second floor of the main Moynihan plaza, and staff will scan your ticket, or you can purchase a day pass (depending on availability). If you aren't traveling on a higher class of ticket, individuals can purchase day passes for (as of this review) $50. And what are some of the perks of the Metropolitan Lounge? * Comfortable seating, and charging ports: If you've had to travel in or out of Penn Station, you know it's literally a sea of humanity; which also means finding seating while waiting for your train often means sitting on the floor. At the lounge, there is PLENTY of seating at tables, comfy couches, or on the patio (which is where I sat) overlooking the hustle and bustle of the station. And don't discount being able to charge your devices, since there are also lots of outlets. * Food and drink options galore: There is a display cases, which depending on the time of day, offers either breakfast or lunch/dinner options. I had a 12pm departure, so I was able to sample both a turkey sausage, egg, and cheese bagel as well as a chicken salad on croissant sandwich. Both were delicious. There are also bags of chips, healthy-ish snack bars, fresh fruits, sodas, coffees (both drip and espresso), infused waters, and cold/hot teas. All drinks are unlimited! There is also a bar serving alcohol, but those items are not included and need to are available for purchase. * Clean bathrooms: At least in the men's room, there was a dedicated attendant who ensured the floors and counters were free from debris and water, paper towels stocked, and just maintained a high level of cleaniness. * Business center: If you need to browse the Internet or (gasp) print anything, there is a small nook with a desktop computer and attached printer. * Lockers to store your bags while you wait - always a nice touch. * Service: The staff was constantly coming around to remove dirty plates/cups, and also made announcements before train departures, to ensure you wouldn't miss your train. Only slight detraction is the Wi-Fi was extremely spotty and my VPN dropped connection a few times. I finally wound up using the hotspot on my phone, since that had stronger consistent signal. So again, the question begs, "is the lounge worth either purchasing a day pass or a higher class of AMTRAK ticket?" The answer is the old cliche of, "it depends if it's of value to you, as the consumer/traveler." My response hinges on "how long I had to wait at the station." If I was going to be at Penn for more than 2 hours...then ngl, I might consider it. The Metropolitan Lounge is a quiet and relaxing place to chill while waiting for my train. The included food and drink is just a nice bonus. I mean, just purchasing a sandwhich, chips, and a drink from the food court could EASILY cost you close to $20-$30, so for a few bucks more, the lounge might be worth it. It was fun (for at least the day) to see how the 1% crowd travel, before I descended down the escalators to join the rest of the proletariat class to catch my train back to DC.

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    Keila B.

    I've had the pleasure of using the Metropolitan Lounge several times as I travel to DC about 5-6 times a year. The lounge is gorgeous. Tastefully decorated and very large with many different types of seating (see pictures). The food is really good. They have quite a few selections for breakfast: egg sandwiches, pasties, yogurt, fruit, oatmeal. They also have bottled juices and Boylan's sodas. There is a hot coffee bar with two types of La Colombe coffee along with half a dozen flavored syrups. There are free snacks, iced coffee, iced tea with syrups like peach and lavender. There is also fruit infused water. The service is impeccable. Friendly and professional staff who really go out of their way to help. Also, mostly all china/glass and real silverware to reduce plastic waste. There are lockers to put your things but I don't know if they lock. The bathrooms are very clean. The pass is worth it if you have some time to kill. I also accumulate points and can redeem for a pass. One that that is nice is that you can bring a guest. And if you travel with immediate family, you can all get it with one pass.

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    Andrew L.

    Stopped into the Amtrak Metropolitan Lounge at the Moynihan Train Station on an early Saturday morning and had a very pleasant experience. Very friendly server was making coffee drinks and serving breakfast sandwiches and pastries. Spacious lounge overlooking the main Moynihan Train Hall.

    Off to Boston!!
    Peter I.

    A huge difference from a previous Acela lounge across the street. This is sophisticated, comfortable food choices from the moment you walk him you feel the vibe of sophistication oh, and even a bar. But the best thing is the service. It is like Service in a first class airport lounge unlike the service you get on Amtrak. I have a lovely Mamosa, cheese plate, and some snacks to take with me for my trip. Not only is there Lounge there's a shopping area. Great job, wow, blown away.

    Whitney D.

    I am so glad I discovered this lounge within Moynihan station. Yes you have to be of a certain level Amtrak guest in order to come here. I did hear though people can pay 50.00 for a pass to get in. Not sure if this is true or not just what I heard. But if you are a member of the certain level you are allowed to bring a guest in with you. They do not need to pay. This lounge is beautiful with plenty of seating. They have couches, chairs, regular tables and chairs outside on the sort of patio area. There is a section with two couches and a tv that is kind of off to the side near the front of the lounge. Sort of a private area. There are also some lockers towards the front across from the restrooms so you don't have to bring your bags into the bathroom with you, you can just store them in these lockers with no locks though and you do not to pay. The Food and beverage selection here is all complimentary. If you are there in the morning they have breakfast selections like egg sandwiches, bagels, yogurt parfait, oatmeal and some other items. And if you come to the lounge later in day they have some salads and more lunch/ dinner foods. There is a small bar area in the back with some barstool seating I believe. I never had a cocktail here before traveling as I usually take morning trains. There is a small area where there is a computer you can use with a printer I am pretty sure if you needed to print out your tickets, or other business center things. I love coming to this lounge and so glad I found it.

    Hunter S.

    Best Amtrak lounge I've ever been in. Rivals some of the better Delta Sky Clubs. Tons of space, modern fixtures, lockers for your luggage, nice bathrooms, several seating areas and business areas. Tons of dining tables. A terrace with tables and seats that overlooks the train terminal. Screens to keep you up to date on your train's progress/arrival times. Nice FREE food options! I had a chicken sandwich/panini of some sort and some hummus with veggies and pita chips. The food counter also has tons of non-alcoholic drink options (I went with the basic sparkling water). The attendant was so personable and fun and helpful. He really was great. A real people person. Alcoholic drinks are for a cost, I had a gin and tonic for 13 bucks I think it was, and that's fine. It was a tall drink, served with great service. Area is clean, bright, and so much more comfortable and relaxing than the terminal itself. Makes me impatient to take my next train trip!

    Mixed Berry Scone and an ice cold diet black cherry soda.
    Conrad L.

    This is a comfortable oasis with lots of open seats (hard to find in the Moynihan Train Hall). Great food and drinks. Friendly service too!

    Cubbies to store your bags and coats
    Jen W.

    This Amtrak lounge is beautiful! Access is up an escalator from the main hall. Facing the Amtrak ticket counter, look/walk left, about halfway into the terminal. The escalator is behind glass doors and there is a small sign. At the top of the escalator your boarding pass will be scanned. Staff here were more like security. Not chatty. Walking to your right, very clean restrooms are on your left and storage cabinets on your right for baggage and coats if you choose. A mother's nursing room is accessible inside the ladies room. Continuing into the main lounge area several comfortable seating areas await. Club seats, wing backs overlooking the street, cafe tables and chairs or long work tables. Whatever your mood. Art deco lamps on tables include charging ports in their base throughout the lounge. Soft carpet under foot is comfortable on travel weary feet. Across the room, on the far wall is a food service area and full service bar. This area is illuminated by an impressive light display installation. Glass fronted cases allow guests to see what foods are available. Our visit in the early afternoon included sandwiches, salad, fruit salad, soft drinks and coffee beverages, all gratis. Alcohol is available for purchase. A business center with printer is available near the bar. We placed our bags by seats on the balcony overlooking the terminal hall. It is louder here than inside, but makes for fantastic people watching. A staff member came out with two glasses of water and asked if we had visited the lounge before. We chatted with her for a bit about amenities and she encouraged us to take a look at available food and drink offerings. Electronic boards all around the lounge make it easy to keep track of your train. Lounge access also provides Pre-boarding. When the announcement is made that your train is ready for boarding, gather your belongings and meet an usher at the top of the escalator. When everyone is assembled follow the usher to the train where you will be directed to your car. This lounge offers a very comfortable, quiet area to wait. Staff in the lounge area are very hospitable. Restrooms are very clean. An excellent Amtrak amenity and the best Amtrak lounge I have had an opportunity to visit so far.

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    Dan D.

    Had access to the Metropolitan Lounge in Penn-Moynihan (NYC) about a week ago and I am definitely a fan. The complimentary food offerings were Ok: wraps, sandwiches, chips, etc. I would say on a similar level to an (older) United Red Carpet Club. (United has upped its game as of late.) The service was very good, the staff were fast and efficient: nice job team. The ambiance was great, wide-open, lots of room, clean, bright, WiFi, workspaces, lounge chairs. AML was better than an airport lounge in this regard: they provided a good deal of space and it was not crowded at all. This is a great amenity of you're traveling on the rails. Well done, Amtrak.

    Adam C.

    If you compare this to the old Acela it's night and day. A spacious lounge that overlooks the station . There is also some real food like prepared sandwiches and drinks. Service is friendly and this feels more like an airline lounge. If only Washington could boast the same.

    Samira D.

    They offer sandwiches, salads, and other snacks. Plenty of seating available. There's also plenty of outlets & usb ports to charge your devices.

    Rumit P.

    You have to show your boarding pass for the Amtrak, and then you can enter and wait in the quite large lounge with ample seating, chargers, tables, and bathrooms. Clean, comfortable, and convenient right in front of the escalators for the trains.

    Dining area, very nice, confortable, although the USB charging port do not work.

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    Valerie

    4.3(1.4k reviews)
    0.8 miMidtown West
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    Came for Brunch on a Sunday . Great food (try the shrimp &…read moreGrits- different but really good). Live music is fabulous (Danny Lipsitz) and the drinks are perfect. Of all the places to go In New York, Glad we stopped here . The attentive service (Bar and Restaurant) made the experience even better. Great job Valerie's !!

    Came here for a slightly early dinner after a Broadway show with a party of 4 on a Sunday evening…read more We had a reservation, but it didn't seem like we would have needed one, but I suppose better safe than sorry. The ambiance feels straight of the golden age, which is an aesthetic I'm certainly a sucker for. Even their robust cocktail menu fits the bill and is one of the prettiest menus I've ever had the joy of perusing. Staff was able to sit us a little bit ahead of our reservation which was also much appreciated. Wait staff was also very helpful and attentive, I don't think I've ever had my water glass so topped off! Starting off with cocktails, this place is a gin bar through and through and you'd be making a mistake if you didn't try one of their many options. I went with the 10,000 words, which you simply just give a spirit of your choice (I picked gin of course) and whether you antes) wanted your drink shaken or stirred and the bartender does the rest, so a bit of a surprise! I wound up with their version of The Last Word which was delightfully citrusy but I was hoping I'd wind up with something a little more adventurous app things considered. My girlfriend got the blackberry G&T, which was not only very pleasing to look at but delicious to boot. For food, we started with splitting some zucchini blossoms and beef cheek bao buns (both come in portions of 3). Both were tasty, but I love a good bao bun and these were so light and pillowy, I could have just went for an order of those for my main course. For the entree I went for the roasted half chicken, perhaps the most unassuming choice on the menu but this was maybe the best roast chicken I've ever had. Prepared perfectly, cooked to perfection, excellent portion size, and the kicker of it all was the stunning gravy that I was tempted to lick my plate for. Chicken is very easy to screw up, and they nailed it on all fronts here. My girlfriend went for the Valerie Signature burger with white cheddar and this thing did not mess around! A very rich patty, cooked to her temperature of choice served alongside some garlic truffle fries that made an American classic feel just a little more elevated. Our experience was delightful and I'd love to comeback here again, especially to check out more of the cocktail menu and soak in more of that golden age aura the place gives.

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    Paradise Lost

    4.4(171 reviews)
    1.7 miEast Village

    Thank goodness we FOUND paradise LOST. You ring the doorbell, and are buzzed in to be put on the…read morelist. For my group of 2, it was approximately a 25 minute wait on a Saturday at 7. We jumped over to the bar right beside and drank some girly drinks before getting the notification our table was ready. As with nearly every establishment in NYC, it is very close quarters in paradise lost. We stood at a table while waiting for seats at the bar to become available. Which, we didn't mind. I could see how this might be a little harder to get a seat for a bigger group if you aren't there before 6. It seemed that once a group got a big table, they camped out. The drinks were strong and creative. Friendly bartenders, good music, and yummy options for bar snacks. Also, the bathroom is a nice touch. Given the hell theming for the bar, the bathroom is a 180 and while using the Lou, you can listen to the bible being recited. Theres also a spooky surprise if you press the button in the bathroom. Speaking of the bathroom, it is at the bottom of some decently narrow stairs. So, try and stay sober enough for stairs or you may fall. Go to this bar. You will have fun.

    Paradise Lost is a speakeasy tiki bar located on 2nd Ave in the East Village. A friend & I went…read morethere after having dinner at Spicy Moon a few blocks away. We wanted to have after-dinner cocktails in a chill space, so we searched on our phones & saw Paradise Lost address via Google. We proceeded to walk down & was unable to find the establishment due to their being no front sign. After walking back & forth a few times, we saw another group walking towards the door & they confirmed the place. We walked inside the front door pressed a "doorbell" & lo & behold we gained entry after the previous group went inside. Definitely an incognito entrance. Once inside that door there is someone to greet you, & take your information. There is a forest/ grass/ jungle-looking foyer/ hallway we walked down to get to the next door. Before we knew it, we were near the "Paradise Lost No Vacancy" neon sign w/ an arrow pointing towards the snake-shaped knob door. It gets opened & a supercool speakeasy awaits.... Paradise Lost has mixed style table / seating arrangements throughout the place. A bar seating section, booth-style seating area, lounge- style seating area, etc. We got there a little after 7pm, so the afterwork crowd was in full swing. Paradise Lost has interesting atmosphere. At times a Gothic / Medieval Vibe, meets place w/ shipwreck decor, meets eleganct /club vibe w/ beautiful ceiling lighting, etc. Music played in the background. Staff are friendly, energetic, & attentive. We were pleasantly overwhelmed w/ the vast selection of tiki cocktails that were on the menu. Paradise Lost also have an intimate selection of snacks/ food menu items. This included Popcorn, Tater Tots, Devilled Eggs Rangoon Dip, etc. We ordered some cocktails served in unique tiki mugs & a bucket of popcorn to munch on w/ our drinks. The popcorn is flavored w/ Sea Buckthorn & Browm Butter, which gave it an special flavor profile. Our cocktails were well-prepared & nice & strong. Paradise Lost has individual unisex bathroom stalls & a communal vanity & sink area. The bathroom stalls have spooky voices coming from a speaker as you use the bathroom. I was so humorously taken aback, it had me laughing when I came out...Definitely a different thing to experience in the bathroom - lol. Before we left we watched one of the bartenders do a cocktail "fire" presentation for some patrons in a booth seated area. Wow.... Paradise Lost accepts walk-ins only, no reservations. Paradise Lost accepts groups of 8 or less, unless you are requesting to book the space for a private event. Ages 21+ paradiselost.nyc @paradiselostnyc Paradise Lost is open everyday - 5pm-2am.

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    Osamil Upstairs - Ambiance / vibe

    Osamil Upstairs

    4.3(144 reviews)
    0.5 miKoreatown, Midtown West

    this bar has great vibes, and is speak easy esque, tucked behind a hidden door and upstairs of…read moreosamil. The ambiance is not too loud which is perfect for catching up with a friend. I got the omija, which seems to be one of their more popular drinks, which is yogurt clarified. It's definitely a bit on the sweeter side for me but nonetheless delicious. Super easy to get a last minute reservation here!

    Recommended to us by the folks from Atomix, we were excited to visit Osamil Upstairs for a drink…read morebefore dinner. It was on a weekday, the day of NBA Finals Game 3 when everyone else were at bars & lounges getting ready for the game to start. This afforded us a beautiful and tranquil experience at Osamil Upstairs. Hidden behind a locked door inside Osamil, it's a spot you have to seek out to get in. After we shared we were going to Osamil Upstairs, the hostess from Osamil promptly unlocked the unmarked door for us to head upstairs to Osamil Upstairs. Had other customers not come out as we were walking up the stairs, we might have passed the entrance to Osamil Upstairs and continued upward! Much like what you might expect of a speakeasy, it's well-hidden, and the interior just blows the mind. It's elegant, beautiful, and comfortable. The drinks were good. My cheese in the trap was smokey (as promised!) and alcohol forward. My hubby had the Jung cocktail and it had the most magical, delicious combination of flavors! We also ordered a foie gras with toast appetizer as a pre-dinner snack; it was OK. All in all, a really pleasant experience and we'd return if we were in the area again!

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    3.9(2.1k reviews)
    0.9 miTheater District, Midtown West
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    I almost missed it at first, it's a bit tucked away, but finding Lillie's feels like discovering a…read morehidden gem. The moment you step inside, you're transported to the Victorian era, with ornate details and charming décor that make the entire space feel like an experience in itself. We stopped in before a show without a reservation and, while the dining room was full, we were able to grab seats at the bar. Honestly, I think it worked out for the best--the bar felt more spacious than the table seating and had a relaxed, unhurried atmosphere for a Wednesday afternoon. The mocktails were as creative as they were delicious, and the cocktail menu offered plenty of tempting options as well. The bartenders were attentive, friendly, and impressively efficient, striking that perfect balance of great service without constantly interrupting your conversation. We shared the sliders and the summer salad, and both were generously portioned and perfect for splitting. Between the beautiful setting, excellent drinks, and seamless service, this is definitely a place I'll be returning to.

    Located near Theater District NYC. The perfect pre-broadway show dinner and drinks or if you're in…read moreTimes Square. Defiantly make a reservation for this one but you might get lucky to just walk in. Super stunning atmosphere and took amazing photos inside. Drinks where fabulous and a great wine selection. I would recommend their lobster ravioli and we shared their tuna tartar. Good idea to get to this place early as service was a bit slower. We waited 25 minuets for our second round of drinks and ultimately had to cancel them as we had our show to attend.

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    Bar Bonobo

    4.3(87 reviews)
    0.6 miChelsea

    How happy hour ought to be... mini tinis and oysters to pair!…read more Bar tenders having fun, folks from all walks of life celebrating, smiling, sharing. A diverse space that is as much a spot for business as it is for the Party as the DJ stand indicates. Oh, and gold. Gold everywhere. Super fun spot that still maintains super crisp, clean program. Clean, rooted and martini driven. No bonobos here, just well manicured martinis that are built for the pallet, not the instagram grid(but, hey, they're pretty damn photogenic, too)

    I went to Bar Bonobo to celebrate my birthday. The ambiance is undoubtedly gorgeous, swanky, and…read morehip. Very vibey for a GNO or date night. My only two gripes with the spot were - they didn't acknowledge my birthday, even with a happy birthday from my server or the hostess. I am not sure why Resy prompted me to indicate the occasion if it wouldn't even be acknowledged or looked at. It obviously feels good to feel celebrated, so they dropped the ball in this regard. The second issue is it got sickeningly loud inside. This was a sunday night, and I ended up having to shout just to be heard by the girl right next to me. Everything else was good! Though there wasn't a dish that just blew my mind, everything was consistently really good and enjoyable. I recommended ordering a handful of dishes and sharing with a group. The cornstar martini was fun (and the popcorn was great!), the vodka pasta, caesar salad, and truff fries were enjoyable as well. The cute matchboxes were a cherry on top as we were leaving! I would come back for more of a going out event instead of a sit down dinner, but it's a cool spot!

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    Back Bar area

    Bar Bonobo - Very cool Friday night vibes on a Wednesday at 5pm

    Very cool Friday night vibes on a Wednesday at 5pm

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