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    Keli T.

    I loved it. Got in quick, had a great cocktail and the ambiance was divine. I'll definitely come back for some other drinks.

    Jessica S.

    Fantastic drinks! Aisha christine and i got lucky on a friday night and had Not a second of wait. I got there a bit before them and hung out in the front sitting room with Oliver who was really awesome. I had had an "early dismissal" from work that day and was coming from a few glasses of rosé at the bryant park café. The vibe in here was beautiful, ik it's super popular now and probably hard to feel intimate and moody but if it was less hype i feel that wld be the perfect backdrop to it. I had a most delicious raisin the roof cocktail which was buttery and raisiny and sweet just the right amount. We snacked on some cucumbers too which were definitely so expensive but definitely very nice.

    Anisha P.

    Cute place for intimate date night! There is a waitlist if you didn't make a reservation, but it goes by fast. The drinks are all very unique.

    Caroline O.

    Great spot for a girls' night out. Drinks were interesting and the vibe was very classy. The staff was super friendly as well. Fav was Painted Paradise.

    Mi Gran Pasion
    Dalena D.

    One of my top favorite bars in NYC! I like fruity and refreshing drinks. I enjoyed the Mi gran pasion Walking and swingin' Painted paradise My boyfriend like whiskey forward His favorite drinks here: Take you there Time after time

    Johnny Y.

    I use to like the hidden bar that was at St. Marks. Friend of mine brought me back to go through memory lane. Seems like they are doing well as each time we do pass by them, seem to be long waiting lines. We lucked out that night and had little wait time. The drinks are always interesting to try and if you're into exploring new flavors. This would be the spot. Granted some were questionable to taste but overall, still enjoy the environment and drinks that were given. I would say at times it gets a bit rowdy when you want to talk among friends.

    Alex A.

    Their rules are very pretentious. It's not the workers fault but the owners from what I'm told. I came in with a date and before walking out saw a friend I knew in the back. I was asking if they were staying long or leaving and they told me they were closing their check as well, but then I was told I was not allowed to talk to them. I told the waiter I was just asking where they were going since I knew them and that I just closed my check and they were as we were speaking so we were all about to leave (like literally they guy had their check receipt in his hands). But then I was told I can't even talk to them or be near them because it would mean we are part of the same party then JUST because we happens to know them. Absolutely ridiculous. I love the drinks here and they weren't ever this bad but I think the owner just got pretentious post covid and relocating and the more popular this speakeasy got and went full blown outta hand ridiculous trying to be exclusive and pretend they're extra special. As much as I love their drinks humiliating me around people I came to say hello to after making eye contact and recognizing them is insane. Especially when we're all literally about to go out the door. So stupid This felt like segregation more than a sophisticated speakeasy. Read all the other reviews, you'll see a common theme comes up. If you sit solo at the bar, be careful not to be friendly or talk to anyone around you, they might kick you out! Maybe don't even talk to the host and be polite, they might think you know them too and they'll kick you out.. Good drinks aren't enough to change my mind now. Imagine being served a great tasting steak and then slapped and spit in the face after, would YOU COME BACK?

    Take you there
    Stacy T.

    I got there at 6 pm on a Thursday and there was no line. This is my first time at the west village location. I kind of miss the old days. I miss the location in East Village where you had to go up the secret staircase. The place was a hole in the wall, but it was great. The new location is a lot more spacious and a more of a "real restaurant." There is actually a waiting room, instead of lining up on a narrow staircase, trying to avoid other people putting there names down for a coveted spot. The drinks are still amazing. One of the few places where cocktails are a craft and the money is worth it. I tried the Painted Paradise and the pandan flavor was legit. It was the first time that I tried something that tasted like it had pandan in it. Will definitely return.

    Alan N.

    One of my favorite bars in NYC. I make an effort to come here whenever I'm back in town. Staff can rush you a bit. Normally there is a long wait outside so they try to move you quickly. Try all their different exotic and Asian experimental flavors!

    Robert D.

    Very over priced drinks and everyone is required to have a drink. Maybe that's a NYC thing now it wasn't last time I was here. Place was nice and clean but service could be friendlier again maybe an nyc thing but we felt like they were rushing us rather than being friendly. The drinks were decent but at the price point of $23 per drink I expected better. Nothing special or memorable in both taste and presentation. Go elsewhere. So forgettable I don't even recall the name of the drinks for the photos.

    Painted Paradise, Papaya and friends
    Luke Q.

    A legendary Japanese cocktail bar in New York City -- known as the starting point for many renowned bartenders. With its speakeasy-style entrance, moody lighting, and striking mural, the space reflects a refined and thoughtful approach to interior design. The cocktails here are deeply rooted in Asian flavors, creatively crafted with impressive balance and nuance. Two standouts you absolutely must try are Painted Paradise and Papaya and Friends. Painted Paradise is a milk-washed cocktail featuring pandan, honeydew melon, and jasmine. It's light, floral, and dangerously drinkable -- I'd happily have ten if it weren't for the price tag. Papaya and Friends leans fruit-forward as well, but with a herbal twist -- notes of cilantro and pepper give it a distinctly Southeast Asian flair. Delicate touches of kaffir lime and lemongrass add subtle complexity without overwhelming the palate. This is the kind of bar I'd make a point to revisit every time I'm in the city -- a true gem for cocktail lovers.

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    Anh T.

    Delicious drinks but quite expensive! On a weekend evening, my group of four waited almost two hours in line before being seated at a table. When we got close to the front of the line, we were able to wait inside in a dark room. The place itself is dimly lit; we had slight trouble reading the extensive menu but admired the many drinks that it offered. I ordered two drinks for the night. One was the Painted Paradise: its description including jasmine, lemon, and pandan milk intrigued me. The drink came out with a flower on top, and I loved the strength of the pandan taste. The drink looked slightly denser than water, which added to the texture of the drink. My friends ordered a strong drink where they poured "smoke" or "fog," and it was a fun aesthetic effect!

    Joash O.

    Just really impressive cocktails. Normally I'm not into fancy cocktails but this bar really takes bartending to a new level. The waiters and bartenders are all equally well informed and will help you figure out a drink that matches your taste that evening! Don't be afraid to ask questions, everyone is very friendly.

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