A good spot for private event, hosting parties, team building, or event wedding reception, right on…read morethe property of the Kimton Hotel Eventi, to the left side of the hotel entrance! Walk in and second floor, voila! We were here for the Côte Du Rhône Festival, and it was a good spot! Some afternoon sun did get a little too warm for the wine and the food! But if it's on an evening, i think it would be alright or not on a hot day! Simple space, an oval bar in the middle for setting up drinks/foods. It looks like it used to be a restaurant space here before!

Beautiful venue for an event. Staff was very attentive. This place is worth looking into if you're…read morehosting an event!

Came here for an eyeglass event and the venue was absolutely gorgeous!!! I can definitely see why…read morepeople would book a wedding or other events here.

Thank you for making our trip memorable . One of our most…read morefavorite hotels in NY thats full of warmth , where the staff shine with kindness and knowledge and the walls carry a spirit of welcome. We will surely find our way back soon. Love ~ M~

Smells like cat urine when the metal door opens. Unimpressive exterior. Frightening…read moreentryway..carpet frayed on steps..phew smell that mold! Hot. Humid with a burning stench. There are nice spots to take photos. Use your own staff to avoid manager. Overall the place is unacceptable. This is NYC...you have choices. Shabby and in need of repair. Temperature control issues. Unpleasant unethical management.

Venue used for private events...quaint & cozy for smaller gatherings...beautiful cathedral…read moreceilings. We attended a private graduation party here & the food was delicious. Very eclectic array of decorations that work really well with each. Simple but elegant. Staff was wonderful too! Outside is literally a simple door marked 45 Downing that you have to get buzzed in to enter.7

It's worth coming here for the views alone. Spectacular vistas of midtown and east with a unique…read moreview of the Empire State Building. The drinks are also quite good, I was pleased with my Old Fashioned so much that I had another. Service was attentive and friendly. Don't expect to have an intimate conversation here, though, the music is cranked.

The bar is stunning, so many different rooms with completely different energies. Just wish they had…read morebetter cocktail and bar food options on the menu. The service also seemed to be quite off, making it a slightly underwhelming experience. I celebrated my birthday here and I think the views were the best part of the experience.

Had lunch at Palma last week for the first time, which came highly recommended…read more On Cornelia Street in West Village, the atmosphere is lovely with flowers growing everywhere and cut flowers in vases. The back 'outside' seating was covered from the elements, but light and bright with plenty of greenery. A very pretty space to dine. I had pappardelle bolgenese with fresh parm grated tableside was the best! One of my all time favorite meals. My daughter had tortellini alfredo which she loved. Wait staff was attentive and the service was fast. Clean tableware and nice white linen napkins. I'll be back when I'm in NYC. PS: Taylor Swift previously lived on this block.

I was honestly surprised by my experience. The biggest disappointment was the food, it was…read moreincredibly bland. I'm very sensitive to salt and am known for undersalting my own cooking, so I rarely think food is under-seasoned. But it genuinely felt like no salt was used in the kitchen here. We came for my birthday, and my partner only selected "birthday" on the reservation because the reservation app specifically asked whether we were celebrating an occasion. We were not requesting a birthday dessert or any special treatment. Then, when we arrived, our server asked if we were celebrating anything, and we simply answered, "Yes." A little later, the server brought out a scoop of ice cream that we never ordered, requested, or even hinted that we wanted. To our surprise, we were then charged $12 for it. At no point did anyone mention that the dessert was an item we would be paying for. Had we known it wasn't complimentary, we never would have indicated it was my birthday on the reservation or answered the server's question. We didn't even eat the ice cream because we hadn't wanted dessert in the first place. Rather than make a scene, we paid the charge, but it left a very negative impression. It's frustrating to be billed for something you never ordered, especially when the only reason your birthday was mentioned at all was because the reservation app and the server asked. A birthday shouldn't result in an unexpected charge for an unsolicited dessert.

I have been wanting to visit Old Rabbit Club for some time and finally made my way down. Oh my am I…read moreobsessed! It's mysterious but welcoming. The server was incredibly kind and the drinks were tasty. Lovely music selection and it was the perfect volume not too loud, not too quiet. I will be backkkkkkk.

Pretty cool bar. Vibe was fun and drink selection was good. Pretty small inside and the stairs…read moreoutside are pretty steep. Unfortunately the door was broken all night. Service was ok.

Price - $40 including tax and tip…read more Food - 5/5 Service - 5/5 Ambiance - 5/5 I got a chance to step into such a beautiful cafe with an amazing vibe and ambiance! I ordered their hot matcha lattes and i can definitely taste how strong the matcha is. I personally like my matcha lattes with more sugar but it was still very good. I also got their egg caviar and it was definitely very shocking because I didn't expect it to be so little and small. However, once I tasted the egg caviar together, it was AMAZING. I could NOT stop. I do not regret ordering this and I just fell in love with this masterpiece. I need to go back soon to try it out again!!!

Awful burnt coffee. They didnt even have syrup for my iced coffee which i had to use regular sugar…read morepackets which doesnt melt in iced drinks. So now I have crunchy sugar and burnt coffee combo. I would not recommend this place. Such waste of money. The store is pretty. But if a coffee tastes this bad i cant imagine the food.

The venue itself is stunning. Unfortunately, it's entirely owner-operated by Karen, and she made…read morewhat should have been one of the happiest seasons of our lives unbelievably stressful. She was warm during our initial tour, but once the contract was signed, communication became inconsistent and every conversation felt combative and unnecessarily rude. From the beginning, our timeline was a 5:00 PM to 1:00 AM open bar, using the Triplex until 11:00 PM and the Speakeasy from 11:00 PM to 1:00 AM, which we'd rented for an additional $2,500. It was the timeline we developed with 632's own preferred caterer, and everything else, including catering, music, late-night food, and vendor schedules, was built around it. Then, less than a month before the wedding, Karen said she had decided she wasn't okay with eight hours of bar service anymore. Nothing had changed except her mind. We were suddenly forced to either cut cocktails during cocktail hour or shorten our after-party, despite already paying for both. We tried to find a compromise. Every suggestion was shut down. In the end, we spent thousands more booking a separate after-party venue, while also eating the cost of vendors like our DJ and photographer, whose hours had already been scheduled and paid for based on the original timeline. By the end of it all, we were so mentally drained that we didn't even do our rehearsal at the venue because we couldn't deal with another interaction. Then it took seven weeks and multiple follow-up emails just to get our security deposit back. If you value being treated with respect during one of the most important events of your life, look elsewhere. The venue is gorgeous. The owner is not someone you want to deal with.

The owner of this venue made our wedding planning experience an absolute nightmare. These are just…read morea few of the many issues we dealt with throughout the process. Just 26 days before our wedding, after 11 months of planning around a 5:00 PM to 1:00 AM open bar, Karen (the owner/operator) told us she was no longer okay with the timeline she'd known about from the very beginning. There wasn't a licensing issue or a staffing issue. She simply decided that eight hours of bar service was "too much." We suddenly had to choose between serving cocktails during cocktail hour or having drinks at our after-party, even though we'd already paid $2,500 for the Speakeasy specifically for that purpose. We even offered to cancel the Speakeasy and either receive a refund or apply the $2,500 toward our bar package. Instead of having a reasonable conversation, Karen threatened to get her lawyers involved. From there, we were left scrambling to find another after-party venue less than a month before the wedding, while still paying for vendors like our DJ and photographer whose schedules had already been built around the original timeline. There was no way to recover those costs. One last-minute decision ended up costing us thousands of dollars. Another moment that perfectly sums up what it was like working with Karen happened the night before our wedding. We had requested Bud Light be added to our beverage package a full year earlier, and it had already been approved, invoiced, and paid for. Then, while we were at our rehearsal dinner, Karen emailed saying she had misquoted the price and that we now owed $200 immediately instead of the $45 we'd already paid, or the beer would be returned. It wasn't about the $200. It was the timing. Who creates a last-minute issue the night before someone's wedding over something that had been settled weeks earlier? And frankly, $200 for two cases of Bud Light is ridiculous. The building is beautiful. But if we had the chance to do it all over again, we'd choose a different venue without hesitation.