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    4.3 (82 reviews)
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    Mr Pink drink and watermelon/mint mocktail
    Bri K.

    Amazing service and lovely drinks. It is a small, quaint yet intimate speakeasy, nestled in the back. The decor gives a little man-cave but in a very elevated elegant way. With a classy vibe this is the perfect first date spot. I got the Mr pink drink (I think thats the name) and my date got a watermelon/mint mock tail made by the bartender. Both drinks were great. My drink was heavily minted, so be aware of that. Definitely make a reservation since its a small space. I loved how they constantly checked in on us and the music choice gave 2000s but was not overwhelmingly loud. 10/10

    Rumit P.

    From the exterior, it looks like and is a clothing store and it's easy to miss the fact that there's a bar hidden behind there because the J Bespoke sign is above the door and the sign on the door says something else. There's a host at the front entrance who directs you to a secret door in the back behind which are the bar and lounge seats. The interior is narrow but cozy, with dim lighting, art on the wall, and plush seats. The temperature was comfortable. The server came by pretty quickly after we sat down and took our order. This bar is on the InKind restaurant network, so I wanted to give it a shot because it is a speakeasy. I've been encouraging all my friends about and referring to them to the InKind app, which makes the quite pricey NYC drinks a little cheaper. The drinks were around $18 each. The service was attentive and consistent. Drinks were moderately strong and flavorful. They charge a fee for drinks that are not on their menu (not an upgraded liquor, but my margarita was $2 more) plus a service fee for credit cards. Businesses will do anything to sneak in extra charges when most people look st their itemized receipt. Similar establishments in NYC don't do that. I paid with the InKind app, not a credit card, and there was still a charge. I would recommend for the vibe and well-made drinks but pay cash if you want to avoid additional fees!

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    Andrea C.

    We were in the area looking for a bar when we found this place on google maps. Had no idea it was a speakeasy so we kept walking back and forth until we realized that this speakeasy is tucked away behind a suit store - so brilliant and cute! It was fairly packed on a Friday night around midnight but died down afterwards. A nice lowkey atmosphere to go with a group of friends, can be an intimate date spot too. Drinks were on the sweeter side but there's a good variety. I got Mr. Pink and it was so delicious! Didn't get to try the food. Lovely place, will definitely come back!

    Happy Drinkers
    Michelle O.

    10/27/23: Second time and this time I brought two friends along. Although I've been here prior still manage to have issues locating it, but we did. Didn't have reservations but just was accommodating. Although we kind of given a time limit due to reservations we totally stayed over the time limit and ummm it was a little empty when we left. Decor sleek dimly lit and has a little seat vibe. Upscale chic .Small interior but it does it job. Ingenious inspired cocktails. It may resemble water but my drink was Gin based! As always had to order those wings. That Parmesan flavored coating is the best. All in all good time had by all will continue to return and try other drinks.. especially as they are on the Seated reservation app and we received seated dollars from our bill. Download Seated use code Michelle1454. You're welcome .

    L to R: AM prescription, mcAvoy, Peat & Tiki
    Cindy W.

    We found this speakeasy by chance on our way to dinner, which reminded me of a similar concept in Montreal. Once past the secret door, you will see a cozy "living room" with a few TV screens and a big screen behind the bar. I had the peat & tiki, and my partner got the mcAvoy as recommended by the waitress. I was surprised by how complex peat & tiki was - I tasted so many different flavors within one drink. The service was prompt and friendly. The decors were posh and sleek. It is hard to imagine how rowdy it could get during a major sport's event.

    Christine C.

    We stopped in here on a Friday. They were kind enough to seat us without a reservation. The drinks were decent and service was good. The thing that threw us off was the confusing atmosphere. We enjoyed the art, music, and moody lighting when we walked in. 30 minutes after we arrived, they turned on a huge screen with a college football game. It seemed so out of place for the vibe.

    Sandeep C.

    Where else can you be watching the game and sip on craft cocktails?! Such a cool concept and perfect for me. We got to see some college bowl games while trying out some cocktails. They have plenty of coffee infused ones that I love. I could definitely put down several of the nitro cold brew martinis.

    Steph S.

    What a great speakeasy! Cool hidden entrance behind a tailoring shop. They were having a private party in front but the back was still open. We got seats at the bar without a reservation around 6pm on a Thursday around the holidays - then it got fully crowded. I got the martini with the truffle blue cheese olive and it was INCREDIBLE. Wow, very impressed, also not crazy price for truffle drink. Would come back just for that martini again.

    Josephine L.

    Oooo. A speakeasy that's still unknown enough to be quiet at 7pm on a Thurs night (but much louder by 9pm). Me like the pretty decor, pretty drinks and pretty staff. We imbibed a lot. The standout was the G.O. Paloma for being a great summer cocktail. Next, the Peat & Tiki does justice to scotch. Charlotte's Dilemma is perfect for drinkers who don't like the taste of alcohol. And the Call Me Bell was meh, so skip it despite the nice-sounding ingredients. Food-wise, we shared the Guacamole, Spicy Wings Oreganata and Waffle Fries. All tasty, all what you expect for speakeasy small bites. Decent portions--any two items would be enough for dinner unless you were starving. But if you don't like loud, leave before 9pm. Our quiet, blissful, sleek 'n' chic oasis turned all club vibes and us grandmas had to leave because we didn't bring our hearing aids.

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    Very old school vibe. Great service great Old Fashioned. We went out for drinks after dinner with friends. Will visit when in the area.

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    I've had the Cold Brew Martini (my personal favorite) and the Peat & Tiki (very strong).

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    I had researched speakeasies in Midtown West of Manhattan before we traveled there to celebrate our…read morefifth wedding anniversary. From our initial trip last year, I had marked a place called Bar 369 Miroku located in Hell's Kitchen. Being that we didn't make our way to the spot on our trip last year, and were staying in Hell's Kitchen this time around, I wanted us to check out. The only challenge was actually finding it. If you're seeking out this gorgeous speakeasy. You aren't going to find it through some darkened alleyway or non-marked door of a building outside. No. You need to check the website and read between the lines of it being located within a sushi bar on West 46th Street. I could tell you the name, but what fun would that be? Figure that part out. But once you figure out how to access, the staff at said-sushi bar will direct you to the back of the restaurant to wheee you will see a sign for the bar and a stairwell to take you up to the second floor. Once you reach and look around, it looks at first you have reached a dead end between the emergency exit you see and a door that looks locked. There is a black curtain in the darkened hallway you need to notice and peer through. And alas, you will discover the bar that is Bar 369 Miroku. Once you have been checked for ID, and your party number, you are escorted into the small, darkly-lit enclave with plush decor, a bit of a Rolling Stones theme with its large poster hung in the back and artwork perched next to the bar shelving. It's an intimate and relaxed energy that makes it perfect to enjoy one of the Japanese-inspired cocktails on an evening after dinner. The hideaway offers a creative mix of craft cocktail options such as the Ichitaki Spritz (a variation of the Aperol spritz with sake in it), which was quite delightful that I enjoyed immensely within the dark lounge surroundings. If we were here more often, I would have taken advantage of their Japanese whisky selection that looked on point. There is a delectable charm to their curation and craftsmanship of their cocktails, combined with the luscious ambience that makes for a great hangout spot to get away and relax for the night. Bar 369 Miroku hits the mark regarding the speakeasy experience you would think to have when describing one, outside of not needing a password. The bar combines dark, stylish elegance with modern Japanese mixology magic to create an environment nestled deep away from the busy Manhattan streets outside.

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