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    4.3 (840 reviews)
    Closed 5:00 pm - 11:00 PM
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    Tuna tartare
    Yongyi C.

    Came here for a birthday as a group and had a good time! The drinks were pretty good - lots of almond options in the cocktail selections. We got the zombie priest punch to share. It was pretty cool because they lit it up on fire! Food was asian fusion and we shared it family style. Some of the menu items felt a bit pricey for the portion sizes - like the shrimp& garlic and tuna tartare. Favorites were the drinks, avocado fried rice, and banana bread dessert (served warm)! Service felt a bit slow... but it may have been pretty busy on a Saturday night. Also, just a note - there's no parking lot for the restaurant, so it's street parking. But don't fret - my friends and I was able to find a spots a few blocks away pretty easily.

    Scallion Pancake Roll
    Prathika A.

    Tucked away in Jersey City you will find Cellar 335. As soon as you enter, you are greeted by a vibrant tiki bar. We were dinning at the restaurant. The restaurant was packed! I would highly recommend making a reservation on the weekends. The menu was interesting and covered several pan Asian classics. There were several interesting twists to classic dishes. We tried the short rib scallion pancake, drunken noodles, "tiki masala" meatballs and the crispy pork Baos. It was a lot of food and everything was delicious. The meatballs were twist on the chicken masala. If you like chicken tikka masala, this one is for you. The scallion pancake was more of a wrap. The meat was very well charred. The Bao was great for sharing. The crispy pork was delicious. The drunken noodles were perfectly stir fried. We tried a few of their tiki drinks and they did not disappoint. They have larger shareable drinks they set on fire and make for great fun videos.

    lauren v.

    I went to Cellar 335 years ago and finally made it back around the holidays and honestly it was just as amazing as we remembered.. if not better. The energy in this place is unmatched. From the second you walk in you're surrounded by vibrant lights, festive decor and a cozy but lively atmosphere that feels like a year round party. Their holiday themed cocktails were not only super cute but so delicious. Each drink came out in an adorable mug and the garnishes were over the top in the best way. The bar staff and manager were so friendly and helpful and gave really spectacular recommendations. The food was also incredible. Everything we ordered was packed with flavor and beautifully plated. We tried a mix of small bites and entrees from the crispy edamame to the flavorful tikka meatballs and that show stopping flaming punch bowl at the bar. Nothing was left to take home.

    Sheera V.

    Cool spot on the far end of Newark. Vibe was fun, music a bit too loud for a conversation with a large group. We enjoyed everything we had, although the fried rice could have used some heat to it. The cocktails were excellent. Service was the only reason they did not get 5 stars. It was just bad service. Slow. Inattentive.

    Ube Cannoli and chocolate mousse
    Elayne W.

    Came here for dinner Friday night with another couple and we had lots of fun! It's decorated like a tiki bar and the drinks come in fun tropical/tiki glasses. The waiters are also super friendly. Food wise, everything we ordered was delicious. Their menu is tapas and bao platters, and they are not stingy with their portions. We ordered the salmon tartare crispy rice, Korean soy garlic wings, pork and kimchi fried rice, duck bao and pork belly bao. For dessert, we ordered the chocolate mousse and ube cannoli. I was pleasantly surprised at how well balanced their Asian fusion flavors were. For drinks, they have fun tropical cocktails including 2 large format drinks that serve 2-4. They also have a full bar where you can order well drinks. Overall, I enjoyed our dinner here and would come back to try more dishes!

    Ube Cannoli
    Greg D.

    We had an incredible date night at Cellar 335, an underground tiki cocktail lounge in Jersey City. Chef Jamie Knott's restaurant has consistently been recognized for its exceptional drinks and food, earning it a spot on NJ Monthly's top restaurant list on numerous occasions. The atmosphere is lively and fun, and the drinks are absolutely fire--literally! The food is also incredibly creative and delicious, especially the fried chicken bao buns that we still can't stop thinking about. Cellar 335 needs be on YOUR top restaurant list, and it's the perfect place for a fun and delicious night out. Thank you to Axel, Leah, and the entire team for taking such excellent care of us. Check out our full visit here: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DPPozTQjapd/?igsh=ZHVlMHZxcjExajlo

    Spicy Kimchi Fried Rice
    Will A.

    Really good restaurant. The vibes are always very chill and it's def a busy place on most nights I've been (I've been twice; on a Friday night and Saturday night) - def go with a reservation cause I've seen people waiting both times. Service was pretty good. Everything was fine except on the most recent visit, it felt like the waiter stopped visiting our table after he asked us if we wanted a refill of our beverages. When we said no, he literally checked on the two tables on both sides of us multiple times until I had to flag him down. Mind you, our plates were pushed away from us and we were done. I also see how busy it was so this is me being super nit picky. Outside of that, he was great. Just something to mention as an observation. Food: Kimchi Fried Rice: 10/10 Wings (Maple Chipotle): 7/10 Pork Belly Bao Dish: 10/10 Ribeye Bulgogi: 6/10 The cocktails tend to be very fruity and sweet so I now stick to drinks neat or Prosecco. Even the wine I got last time felt like a light pour. Will for sure be back for the bao and rice!

    Smoldering Bastard, Gin-Gle All The Way
    Kylie N.

    Such a fun and filling dinner at Cellar 335! I came here years ago and really enjoyed it and once I saw they decorated for Christmas I had to revisit. Upon walking in, I was shocked that the decor was even prettier in person! I was also shocked the times weren't as booked as other places because this spot has good food and drinks. My party of 5 came at 5:15pm on a week day and it wasn't packed until after 7pm. Our server was super nice, attentive, and knowledgeable of the menu enough to help us. My mom and sister had the Smoldering Bastard and I had Gin-Gle All The Way. I was scared it would be too ginger-y but the other ingredients blended in perfectly that it wasn't overwhelming. Did I mention they come in the cutest big mugs?! We decided to share a few apps. We ordered the Korean style wings, BBQ Short Ribs, and fries (which were wedges). The star to us was the short ribs. So much so that we ordered another plate. Everything had so much flavor. It was great! I'll definitely be back.

    Short Rib Bao Down (~$38)
    Aya E.

    Ordered: Smoldering Bastard (~$17): ginger, passion fruit, lime, rye, rum Spicy Cornbread (~$6): smoked cheddar, honey-togarashi butter Charred Edamame (~$13): soy, shallots, lime, and salt Cucumber Salad (~$13): chili crisp, peanuts, sesame dressing Grilled Chicken Satay (~$16): with spicy peanut sauce Korean-Style Wings (~$17): 6pc garlic soy Avocado Fried Rice (~$17) with Shrimp (+$8): Napa cabbage, sesame, soy, removed egg Pepper Beef (~$26): filet mignon in spicy peppercorn sauce Short Rib Bao Down (~$38): bao buns with house-made pickled vegetables and spicy mayo Ube Cannolis (~$12): cheesecake cannoli with ube and mango sorbet Aya's take: Cellar 335 is a tiki bar that's elevated and slightly upscale making this a great spot for a night out with friends or even a date night. We had a Wednesday evening reservation but they weren't busy at all. I started off with the Smoldering Bastard which was light, fruity, and not too sweet. While we each ordered our drinks, our waiter described what it would taste like which helped a lot considering they have a lot of unique drinks and flavor profiles. As for the appetizers, the highlights were the Charred Edamame and Grilled Chicken Satay. The Charred Edamame was unbelievably addicting and I have never seen edamame offered like this at a restaurant - highly recommend getting it for the table. For entrees, the must order is the Short Rib Bao Down. The bao buns are nice and pillowy, the short rib was super tender and the flavors were a beautiful sweet/savory balance. I loved all the toppings it came with and the spicy mayo took each bite to the next level. The Avocado Fried Rice was a good try and nice to get if you want a carb on the table to go with other protein dishes. We ended off on the Ube Cannolis which were sweet, creamy, but light on ube flavor. A unique dessert nonetheless. Solid dinner experience at Cellar 335; worth trying if you're in the JC area.

    Pepper Beef
    Brian M.

    3 stars...We came here with a few good friends and Cellar 335 came highly recommended. I wanted to love the restaurant although there were a few things that made me give them less stars than I wanted to. The restaurant gets packed, it has a great vibe, good crowd, friendly employees, good tasting food and the prices were fair. There is a large bar and the decorations for Christmas were well done. The waiter provided some great recommendations and details on all the dishes. We started with a few appetizers which were all great! We had the Korean style chicken wings, the cucumber salad, the tuna tarte and the peppered beef. For main courses we ordered two orders of the Branzino, one order of the Scottish Salmon and one of the drunken noodles. All the dishes were served at the correct temperature, were well presented and had excellent flavor. For dessert we had the Banana bread with chocolate gelato, the passion fruit Panna Cotta and the chocolate cake. We also had a few drinks called the shouldering bastard which is their take on a Moscow mule. I have to point out the few negatives as they will definitely impact any decision of coming back in the future. If you go through the hundreds of reviews I've written as an Elite Yelper I try to stay focused on the positives and try to promote the business. The most noticeable was that the dishes came out at completely different times. We shared a number of appetizers although they were several minutes apart. I you are going to do that, consult the customer and ask them if that will work. The main courses were the worst. The drunken noodles came out, and about 8 minutes later the two Branzino enteees came out. Then about 5 minutes later the Scottish Salmon came out. I offered up my drunken noodles to everyone as I did not want to start without them. The other part that I was not aware of was a time limit on the table. I did not make the reservation so the main party may have been aware. This has been something many restaurants implemented during COVID and have kept it in place. Sometimes you can't put profits ahead of customer satisfaction and repeat business. There is usually more profits in alcohol and we probably would have ordered at least one more round of drinks and not stayed more than 30 minutes. The waiter took a while to ask about deserts, we could not get tea or coffee as I think their machine was broken. When I drive this far I would like tine to relax, digest my food and let any alcohol pass through my system before driving again. We each drove at least one hour to get there. A few from Oakland NJ and some from Brooklyn NY. We felt rushed at the end which was disappointing. Overall nice night, I would recommend them if you are ok with the time limits.

    Maddie G.

    such a fun restaurant!!! came here for my birthday dinner and it did not disappoint. drinks were strong and came in fun glasses. our table had 4 people and we ordered the spicy cornbread, kimchi fried rice, korean style wings w maple chipotle, tiki masala meatballs, tuna tartare, and the short rib bao buns. the only disappointing things were the spicy cornbread (it was tiny) and the tiki masala meatballs. while the meatballs were great, everything else was so amazing that i would not order them again so i could have more of the rest! the kimchi fried rice had so much flavor with the pulled pork. the wings w maple chipotle had the perfect light crunch and slight spice. the tuna tartare tasted very fresh. the short rib bao buns were perfection. the meat pulled apart perfectly and the sauces added a lot of flavor. clearly we enjoyed the meal because i stopped taking pictures after the first course (wings) came out. the vibe was great. the tiki atmosphere was very fun. it was pretty loud so keep that in mind when deciding who to come here with. our waitress was very nice and helped us pick dishes.

    Smoldering Bastard
    Viviana Z.

    My partner and I have been here twice. The #1 reason we came back was for the wings! What a crunch! It's a must have item. In addition to the wings, between both visits we also tried the cornbread, Bao Buns (Pork Shank and Pork Belly), Shrimp Pasta (special) and the Rib-eye Bulgogi. The food is rich in flavor and the portions are definitely made for sharing. We probably could have ordered an appetizer and one entree for both of us but we like trying new things so we packed up our tasty leftovers and enjoyed them the following day. Drink: The Smoldering Bastard: This is very ginger forward! If you love ginger this is for you. I didn't love it but it's not a bad drink. Seating: not the most comfortable for parties or two if you are a little on the thicker side. Service: Very attentive! Our server was excellent and offered great suggestions. Vibe: Great for a drink at the bar or an amazing meal!

    Korean wings, pork knuckle with bao, drunken noodle, and salmon tartare on crispy rice
    Simon C.

    Generous portion of small plates with interesting combinations and flavors. We tried the Korean chicken wings, salmon tartare on crispy rice, pork knuckle with bao, the drunken noodle, and ended with a dark chocolate dessert. Some of the dishes like the knuckle were a little too strong flavored to our liking. The setting and the music were funky.

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    Food was ridiculously good. Drinks were great and strong service was great as well. Mildly expensive but worth it

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    Can you keep the cups/mugs the alcohol is served in?

    There are one or two available for purchase. The unique house mug has a name. "Big Poppa" and was produced by a tiki mug company called "Tiki Farm."

    Do they have dj music playing? Is this good for a group of 20 for a holiday party?

    No dj music playing. Sophistocated conversation level music playing in the background. It is set up to accommodate large groups for a party but you'd definitely need a reservation for that as they may choose a slow night to host you.

    Do you still have outdoor seating?

    We no longer have outdoor dining

    Is there a maximum number of guests allowed for a dinner party?

    Due to capacity limitations by the state, we currently accept groups of four and smaller.

    Do they offer takeout cocktails? Would I be able to order them for delivery via a delivery app (ex. DoorDash)?

    Sorry I missed your question. Yes you can order our cocktails through Grubhub!

    Have they stopped doing outdoor dining now that indoor is allowed in NJ? All the open reservations are for indoor dining only.

    Indoor dining will continue till the weather dictates a different scenario. Reservations are for the dining room only. The outside patio and bar area will be served on a first come first serve basis. We hope you dine with us soon!

    Is this a kid friendly environment? Can I have dinner with my husband and 2 girls?

    Not a kid friendly place

    Is this a good place for a birthday party?

    I think it would! It's tapas style which would be fun with a larger group.

    Do they sell tiki mugs?

    We sell our one of a kind house mug. It is our design and you cannot purchase it anywhere else! His name is Big Pappa! He is made by Tiki Farm, and costs $30.

    Do they have happy hour?

    Happy hour is Tuesday through Friday 5pm till 7pm!

    Do I need to make reservations before or walk in?

    It is highly recommended to make a reservation, especially on weekends. We book up fast so get ahead of the game if you can. You can book at www.resy.com

    Do they take reservations on the weekend?

    Reservations are taken Tuesday through Saturday. You can book online at www.resy.com

    Can the menu be changed to accommodate vegans?

    Not sure but they were super accommodating to my sesame and nut allergy

    Hi - do you take reservations on a Sunday night?

    Aloha! I'm sorry, we are currently not open on Sundays. We are open Tuesday - Saturday evenings.… 

    Can the menu be changed to accommodate vegetarians?

    Aloha! Our menu can be super vegetarian friendly. I would say about 25% is already vegetarian friendly. With some minor adjustments I would say over 50% can become vegetarian. We would love to accommodate any restrictions just let your server… 

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    I don't often take the time to leave reviews, but this experience absolutely deserved one…read more The food was outstanding from start to finish. Every course was delicious, beautifully prepared, and exceeded expectations. That alone would have made for a great evening. What truly made the experience exceptional, however, was our server, Kyle. Having managed fine dining restaurants myself and dined at many high-end establishments, I pay close attention to service. While this isn't marketed as fine dining, Kyle delivered a level of service that absolutely was. His attention to detail, professionalism, and cleanliness were second to none. After every course, he didn't simply clear plates... he thoroughly cleaned and reset the table with a level of care and precision that I honestly haven't seen from a server in a very long time, anywhere. Every detail was handled seamlessly, making each course feel like a fresh dining experience. Kyle elevated an already fantastic meal into a truly memorable one. Restaurants can teach the mechanics of service, but genuine hospitality and pride in your work are much harder to find. Kyle clearly has both. The kitchen deserves compliments for an excellent meal, but Kyle deserves recognition for providing some of the best service I've experienced in years. He's a tremendous asset to your restaurant, and I hope his hard work is recognized.

    5 out of 5 Ambiance, Service and food all perfect…read more Came here with the girls! My second time here and a first for my friends We started with the crudo and the whipped ricotta and the carpaccio for me the whipped ricotta was amazing with the date syrup and the olive oil and the carrots gave it a perfect crunch I hope they never change it I had the Lumache omg what can I say but it was simply amazing so delicious my friend had the Mafaldine another amazing dish it had a smoky taste to it that was so yummy and my other friend had the special dish of the day which was the black bass fish she loved it We also tried the tiramisu which was a little dry for my taste but we also tried the Lemon Olive Oil Cake which in my opinion should be called Limoncello Cake because it has a very profound taste of lemon which reminds me of limoncello lol it was super moist and delicious a must try! Definitely will be coming back!

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    Stopped by on a Thursday and loved that they had some live music playing in the back. A friend and…read moreI started with the duck poutine and even though the cheese curds weren't squeaky, it was still delicious. For my main, I went with the dry aged bleu burger. It was cooked to a perfect medium-rare, though the burger itself was very thick (more round than patty) and could have used a pinch more seasoning. That said, the bleu cheese and caramelized onions balanced everything out. Great service all around and I'll definitely be back to try the duck burger next time.

    Come for to drink, eat somewhere else…read more For those looking to make their liver work, the Monsieur Edouard is spicy and smokey, while the Craig St. Michael blends scotch with rum for a drink that's guaranteed to knock you on your behind. Or keep the last vestiges of summer alive with the tropical-themed Iguana Assembly, full of rum, tea punch and coconut lime. If you're sober or the night's DD, you'll enjoy the tart and fruity Blackberry Jab with lemon, pineapple, pomegranate, and of course, blackberry. However, save your stomach space for elsewhere. We were intrigued by the unique-sounding dishes (no mozzie sticks here, y'all) and excited to try them. But words on paper didn't translate to tastes on tongue--most things felt off or fell flat. - Duck Poutine: As someone born and raised in the Great White North, my arteries basically pump poutine (or are clogged by them, I'm not sure which anymore). So I was looking forward to this duck confit twist on my national dish. Unfortunately, what I got was an over-peppered cauldron of soggy fries with a few nubs of cheese curds in an oddly seasoned gravy. It might be the only time in my life I've pushed away a plate of poutine. No bueno. - Brussels Sprouts Caesar: This was fine, though I failed to taste any miso in the dressing. Generous portions size. - Spicy Elk Meatballs: Spicy tomato sauce, yes. But the elk again tasted over-peppered. And I'm all for trying new meats, but I'm not sure elk translates well as a meatball--too tough and chewy for my liking, even when drowning in aforementioned sauce. The accompanying swiss chard and goat cheese polenta weren't bad--wish there'd been more of those. Service was decent the first time we visited, but not so great the second time. It's also worth noting that the inside is DARK dark and the menu is via QR code, so prepare to blind everyone with your phone throughout the night unless you were bitten by a radioactive spider with night vision.

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    4.2
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    $$$

    If you're looking for a spoon with a view (haha, see what I did there?), you'll probably enjoy The…read moreFeathered Fox, which despite its Manhattan-esque prices offers up surprisingly delicious fare at unsurprisingly Manhattan-esque portion sizes. But I digress... - Little Gem Classic Caesar Salad: Even a run-of-the-mill commoner like this tasted noticeably crisper and fresher than many recent salads I've had. And the dressing wasn't loaded with cream, for a change. - Strigoli Seafood Pasta: Light, refreshing, seafood pasta tastiness with a small handful of scallops, crab and shrimp in a lemon-thyme reduction--I just could've used about 30% more of it to justify the $39 price point. This isn't the West Village..... - Classic Creamed Spinach: Too salty. Skip this. - Mashed Potato Rings: On the flip side, get this for one of the most unique and creative ways you can ever enjoy fried potato. Mmmm....I wasn't sure if I wanted to consume the starch or toss it onto a pole. - Passion Fruit Panna Cotta with Dulce de Leche: A spontaneous splurge, but we were well-rewarded with a tasty combination of bright gelatin, creamy dark sugar, refreshing lychee sorbet, and a smokey black sesame shortbread cookie to boot. Service was friendly and attentive despite the bust weekend dinner crowd and the fact that we were seated on the packed patio overlooking the lovely marina. The drinks we got were all lovely too, but sadly I can't remember what we got. The fresh salty air must've fogged my memory.

    4/5/26: Came to the Feathered Fox for Easter Brunch. A lot…read moreof folks know "The Feathered Fox" under the name "Maritime Parc" (MP now operates for Special Events). My prior reviews are under MP. When we first came into the Feathered Fox, the atmosphere appeared to have a much more sexy deeper color vibe, than previous years. Today, Damian was our wonderful server. Here it begins with Cocktails! 18.00 each: - Friend in the Meadow w/ Titos (Birdie glass with feathers). It had a lovely, welcoming and enjoyable sweetness. - Pineapple Grill with Casamigos Meczal. Tasted exactly like a mildly grilled sweet pineapple with suddenly a Kick! Entree Time! I ordered the Wagyu Steak and Scrambled Eggs $38.00. The steak was off the charts delicious. A side of lightly seasoned Foxy Fries accompanied the meal. All the items were prepared and seasoned beautifully. My Bf ordered the French Toast $19.00. It was made out of Chocolate Babka with maple infused syrup. He really enjoyed it. Dessert Finale! We shared a super delicious Lemon Olive Oil Cake $14.00. Toasted Meringue topped the cake. The cake was dense, but still moist and Very Lemony. Highly Recommend!!!! All throughout our meal, someone was coming around filling our water glasses. Definitely recommend The Feathered Fox! A large parking lot is available.

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    Chocolate black out cake with a scoop of ginger snap ice cream
    Chocolate black out cake with a scoop of ginger snap ice cream
    Broiled Oysters with bakon
    Broiled Oysters with bakon
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    RoofTop at the Exchange Place

    RoofTop at the Exchange Place

    3.2
    (602 reviews)
    1.1 mi
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    As someone who loves a good rooftop moment, I had to check out Rooftop at Exchange Place during our…read moreJersey City trip, and visiting on Juneteenth turned out to be the perfect choice. The weather was absolutely ideal -- warm enough to enjoy being outside but still crisp, with very little humidity. Basically, rooftop weather perfection. The biggest draw here is, without question, the view. The space itself is beautiful, with a nice mix of indoor and outdoor seating, but seeing the Manhattan skyline illuminated at night is what makes this place special. It's one of those views that reminds you why people romanticize New York and the surrounding area so much. They offer a full food menu, although it appeared to be available primarily for guests seated indoors. The outdoor area seemed to focus more on drinks and lighter bites. Just know before you go: this is definitely a splurge spot. Everything is priced at a premium, so prepare yourself accordingly. Unfortunately, the service experience got off to a rough start. Both the security staff and hostess came across as unwelcoming and not particularly friendly. Whether they were overwhelmed or simply having an off night, it didn't create the best first impression. My biggest disappointment, however, was the restroom situation. By around 9:30 p.m., the bathroom was already in pretty terrible condition. Honestly, it was hard to believe it had deteriorated that much in just a few hours, and it gave the impression that it may not have been properly cleaned earlier in the day. Overall, Rooftop at Exchange Place delivers exactly what most people come for: spectacular views, a beautiful atmosphere, and an unforgettable skyline backdrop. Just be prepared for premium prices, a potentially lukewarm welcome, and hope that someone has checked on the bathrooms before you arrive.

    Have been to this location for the 4th of July in the past and was beyond excited to go back again…read more I was deeply disappointed and angered by the way management managed the influx of reservations and walk ins. I had an 8:30 reservation and arrived 30 minutes prior (according to their strict directions via text). I waited in line for an hour and 15 minutes and only received a wristband as the fireworks were going off and after arguing with the manager Jude. He consistently let walk ins in before dealing with any reservations. We also paid 35 dollars in advance. Once I got up to the rooftop, I was informed I would have to wait longer as they were kicking people out of our table. I asked to speak with a manager and again was forced to wait 35 minutes and witnessed a hostess quit mid shift. I do want to note, while waiting in line, a kind security guard informed me that the manager was letting people in who were late to their reservation. For example, a couple came at 8:00 for their 7:15 reservation and were let in. This was a horrible experience and will never be back. I understand the craziness of the 4th of July but this could have been avoided. Do not spend your money here, there are plenty of amazing places in Jersey City. Check out District! We went there instead and it was 10/10.

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    RoofTop at the Exchange Place
    Terrace Bar Now Open.   Photos by Nina Wolfe.
    Terrace Bar Now Open. Photos by Nina Wolfe.
    Terrace Bar Now Open.   Photos by Nina Wolfe.

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    Terrace Bar Now Open. Photos by Nina Wolfe.

    Cellar 335 - cocktailbars - Updated August 2026

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