Each time Anotheroom was brought up, I always seemed to ask "Where is that?" After getting over my confusion, I have to give a nod to Anotheroom. The bar is very small and narrow but it is cozy, laid back and dim. The drinks aren't too pricey either for NY imo and the bartender was nice. It was a hot summer day so the front was opened. read more

Loved this place. Simple as that. The inside had a very minimalist appeal, with the walls painted all in black. The bar itself was simple and easy to read the menu. The bartender was very friendly and recommended our second beers for us. Bathroom was spacious and clean. Outdoor patio was small but cute. Wish there was more seating outside but I'll def be back soon! Yay Spring in NYC! read more

Tribeca can be surprisingly desolate when you're trying to get to a bar, so Anotheroom is a dimly lit, speakeasy-esque haven. So dark that you are either a.) automatically tired, b.) automatically relaxed, c.) able to make out in public without making a display of yourselves, Anotheroom is definitely a place I'd go if I were ever in Tribeca and needed to seal the deal (IF YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN LOLOLOLOL). They have an excellent selection of microbrews, if you're into that, but I'm not, so it'd be difficult for me to park it here all night. read more

It's dark. Really dark. The furniture is dark too. The tables are cast iron I think. When it's late night, glasses and bottles smash with great frequency, because people can't see where they're going and bump into these tables, knocking over everything. The floor is concrete, I think. It was too dark to tell. Good beers, and the crowd is pretty friendly even if it's cramped..but like I said, it's dark. Works for some people, but I'd be more likely to be found next door at the ordinary, not dark bar. read more

This is a pretty good find when it comes to beer and wine selection in TriBeCa and definitely a good date spot. We had a group of nearly ten taking up the back of the bar and didn't have any problems other than the very slow service at the bar on a Saturday night. There was only one bartender and she was working a good pace but it was too many people for one bartender especially if she has to wash glasses too. read more

Stumbled upon this spot after hitting up Mr. Chow for restaurant week (see my review, it was a womp womp fail). Anotheroom, turned my night around. Such a unique hybrid between a dive bar and a low-key lounge. It's super intimate with tables outside as well. The music is fantastic. Great selection of wines, champagne, and beer. No food. No hard liquor. Romantic setting on the inside because it's cozy booths and dim lights. Highly recommend if you're looking for a low scale spot to grab a drink with a friend or a date. read more

Nice after work place with a good beer/wine selection. Could use a few more beers on tap, but the selection is pretty good overall. Pretty extensive list of bottles. Prices are very reasonable, and seems like you can always get a seat (which are very comfortable). If you are looking for an after work drink and want to avoid crowds, this is a good place to go. read more

I was a wandering tourist passing by for a drink. Tiny, delightful, with fairly priced wines and a chill atmosphere. I came here alone and had a nice glass while relaxing after a long, late walk. read more

Quiet place to have a glass of wine. Bartender was nice, devil shadow glasses and all. What's not to like?

Same great beer, but last few times I went it was a bit on the eurotrashy side. It's hard to fault the bar for its patrons, but patrons make a bar. read more

Got absinthe here for the first time. I didn't see the green fairy unfortunately but the bar was great for an intimate evening.

That place was super cute an cozy. Came here for a drink after work around 7. There were plenty of seats at the bar and an open table or two. It's a good thing we had a chance to get a seat at the bar because by 8 people were huddled behind us trying to get drinks. There's a big chalk board with the menu posted above the bar. I didn't enquire I to it but almost certain they only have beer and wine. Really small, incredibly dark, so if your makeup looks bad this is a good place to go because you can barely see anything. They were playing pink Floyd when we came in which I thought was interesting for background music. It was also really warm inside which is really noticeable when you step inside from 30 degree weather. Service was good, beer selection excellent read more

I came here around midnight on a saturday and really loved it- it was dark, small and very romantic. i was there with girlfriends- but this is definitely somewhere you could take a date and get naughty in a corner. :) read more

I have been here at least a half a dozen times and it is a very cool place to go for a relaxing night. Lots of great restaurants in the area, which is why I end up here a lot. It's pretty dimly lit inside and very rarely over crowded (its pretty small though). There is also an area with picnic tables outside to hang out in. I don't think they even care if your out there past 11. The staff is always helpful in describing the new beers they have in -- and they also serve some decent wines that are reasonably priced. They don't seem to cater to any specific country so you will also find some interesting choices you probably haven't tried here. read more

Living around the corner from the Other Room, I tend to stick to that location of the chainlet, but when in TriBeCa feel comforted to know that a refreshing glass of rose is close by. I like this place: the selection, the staff, the lighting. Sitting outside on a sunny day is quintessential people watching. I play a game where I try to guess apartment square-footage of the passersby based on the size of their ginormous dogs. Is there a formula for that? read more

It was a good place. The crowd was sexy, the noise level fluctuated within a reasonable range and the service was perfect.

I would not struggle for a second to believe that this teeny spot has more room for beers than people. Clearly unassuming, Anotheroom reveals it's true purpose once you take a look at the sizable beer list. Mind you, you won't be blown away if you compare to, say, Radegast in Williamsburg, but an honest job for Tribeca. read more

Came here for a friend's birthday on a Friday night. This is a fairly dark and cozy TriBeCa spot for drinks so be prepared to drink by the candlelight. It's a very casual place but you can always make it a romantic night out. They have a wide variety of beers and wines. I anticipated for this place to be packed for a Friday night but the crowd lightened up significantly by around midnight. I don't think there's any table service so make sure you order at the bar. read more

Really chill spot, can get a bit crowded, but also clears out quickly. Love their wine and beer selection, although the best is also pretty pricey. Definitely worth a try, but don't think I will become a regular. Great music. This place is really 3.5 stars given that it doesn't feel terribly clean, but I rounded up given the great night I had here. read more

Everything is by candlelight, the wine is excellent, the music is whimiscal and the experience is just lovely. Wine and beer, enjoy bitches

Small, lounge, dark, mysterious, beer, romantic, hidden, candles, black, cozy, anonymous ....

Went here Sunday night during Labor Day Weekend, so it was pretty quiet. My group of 4 got a nice table along the booth that runs the length of the bar. The wine and beer selection was great, and not overpriced for TriBeCa. The bar tender was really sweet and chatted with us about clothes for a while. We had a wonderful time and definitely will return. read more

This place is a gem. Great for a low key type of night. Has a low lit yet relaxing feeling with an array of wines and bottled beers. They also had a beer on draft that was quite delicious. It was Bells beer which was a nice stout for that cold winter night. I have marked this in my phone as a place to meet up before heading out for the night and/or just to have a couple drinks to catch up with a friend. read more

Dark, sultry, candle-lit with nice beer and wine options. This is a good pre-dinner or post-dinner drink place but don't come if you are sleepy because it might be just cozy enough for you to nod off. I would come back here again, if for nothing else than the chill vibe and good tunes. A great place for a small group to converse over a few drinks. read more

Love this place for a quiet, cozy night out. The open windows allow this place to be an indoor/outdoor space during the summer!

Never go to this horrid place!!! Should get no stars! It's dark as anything, the bathrooms are pitch black, and the bartender is the most unwelcoming person you will ever meet. You can only use the bathroom under a time limit that you ARE NOT told before you go in, or you will get barged in on naked. He told me where the bathroom was and while I was using it, he banged on the door, threatening to tear it down, because by his standards, I was "taking too long". I was chased out of restroom with my pants barely on. He tried to play it off as totally appropriate. He then wouldn't serve my friends' because I "took too long". It's actually very disturbing and I'm surprised this place hasn't been shut down. No stars if I could! Sick! read more

I just moved to Tribeca and I'm glad to have found a a great wine bar in the area. The window seat was the perfect place to cozy-up on a cold winter night. read more

Love this bar! Awesome beer selection, decent prices - $7 for most beers. Mostly in bottles though - they have maybe a dozen on tap, too. Friendly/helpful/knowledgeable bartenders. This place is great for a few drinks with friends or coworkers, and is also an excellent place to take a date. Classy but not pretentious, fun but not rowdy. I've been here many times, and will continue to come back. read more

Anotheroom is my favorite place to quench my thirst after dinner when staying in NYC. Their beer and wine selections are fantastic. There is usually a friendly group of customers but it's generally not hard to find a couple of seats at the bar or a table. They play good music and I like that they don't have TVs playing. The bartenders are very friendly and helpful, which makes Anotheroom my favorite. read more

This is a cozy spot with a warm atmosphere. Dimly lit with candles and comfy vibe...fairly good wine list. Had a great night with friends and will definitely return. read more

Wine and beer only and plenty of space to sit at the bar or at a table. Great for talking and for parties. A go to in Tribeca 'hood.

Just happened upon this place. It's a lounge vibe with great selection of craft beers. They don't serve food or liquor. They do have wine though. Really chill vibe read more

I go with friends after work for few drinks and it is very unusual and cool place. You will love the vibe and atmosphere. For Us who do not like cookie cuter places it is a perfect spot. read more

After a bunch of my friends and I had dinner near-by, we decided to go to Anotheroom. It was my first time there, and I certainly wasn't impressed. The space itself is pretty darn small. The actual bar takes up much of the right side of the space and the an elongated raised bench, albeit with comfy cushions, lines the left side of the space. And, there are small cocktail tables placed in front of the seating area down the line. When we were there yesterday, there was a big contingent of people taking up a lot of space, so people were packed pretty close together on the bench. It would be much better if there were partitions along where each table is for personal space purposes. Another thing I didn't like about this place is that they don't offer shots. What type of bar doesn't offer shots? Actually, I know the answer: a shitty one. Overall, I don't plan on going back to this place anytime soon. read more

BYOF (bring your own flashlight). Are you bald and told your blind date you have hair? Do you have a chipped tooth? Feel like drinking in a dark room again? Go to anotheroom. Anotheroom is a local Tribeca bar that is.. well, dark. Don't let this description misguide you, it has a great ambiance. In the summer, they have communal picnic tables outside that are fun to pour yourself a glass wine or a local Brooklyn pilsner. This bar is a go to in the Tribeca neighborhood for a casual night out. read more

I went here on Sunday night for a few drinks. The place is somewhat small with limited seating at the bar and a row of cushioned seats along the opposite wall set up high with demilune tables in front of them. So the seating along the wall is perfect for couples since you can sit side-by-side. I was interested in the drinks, however. The choices are only beer or wine, and they are all written on a very large chalkboard over the bar. The beer selection is actually fairly good with a number of microbrews (some I have never heard of) and Belgian beers on the list. The bartender was very friendly and laid back. She even had her dog with her. One of the customers had a dog with her as well, and everyone got a kick out of the 2 dogs playing with each other. So, I can definitely say this place is dog-friendly. The ambience felt good, and I really enjoyed the place. I will allow though, on a busy night, the ambience would probably be a lot different, and perhaps not as nice since the place is so small. read more

** BEWARE- Shady happy hour bartender added a $14 tip for himself after I signed my cc receipt (on a $6 beer which I added a $2 tip for)! He seemed high and confused the entire time. I'm not sure he was the only person running the bar during happy hour, which was fairly crowded. Luckily my bank was helpful in getting me a refund but it was a hassle I could have done without. Although this place has potential, it is VERY dark and rundown inside. Will not be returning. read more

I walked into this bar -- which is small, fake-Divey, and empty -- and wanted to wash my hands before ordering a drink. I asked the bartender where the restroom was and he was overtly hostile -- like "really ?? You want to use the bathroom ? Who does that ?" Answer is : everyone. This is a totally normal request -- just a super hostile guy. I. was thirsty and waiting on a friend so I had a drink anyway , but only go here if you want an angry guy glaring at you for coming into a bar because he hates his life and this job is such a burden. Go next door , go anywhere else, there are lots of places that are welcoming and care about service. read more

a laxative bar and by laxative i mean everyone is relaxed. the service was impeccable (i have a thing for brunettes). the group sitting next to us was very new york cool, unassuming, I'd rather talk about shoelaces than my 6 figure job- unassuming. at one point i went up to the bar for a refill and was propositioned by a Haitian fella about the prospect of me bankrolling his marijuana smuggling scheme from Miami. i declined, that's why I'm here writing this review. read more

I lost my anal virginity in the small bathroom after downing 3 stone IPA's! I will never (in my straight life) forget the size if that bathroom... read more