I had a exquisite time here. The drinks were just meticulously curated and elegantly robust. The…read moreservice was luxuriously personalized and effortlessly efficient. The ambiance was elegantly atmospheric and very luxuriously ambient. In summary, I had a wonderful time. 5 stars.

During our adventures in the Meatpacking district my friend insisted we pay a visit to The Top of…read moreThe Standard for the amazing view. We got there shortly after they opened (4 pm), so it wasn't busy. On your way to the rooftop you'll pass through a nightclub, which reminded me of a discotheque reminiscent of Studio 54. According to my friend, it doesn't get hopping until later and good times are had. There is a jacuzzi inside, so I can only imagine the wild antics that occur. I would have absolutely been a regular here back in the day. The Rooftop is spacious with plenty of places to chill & relax. I ordered a Cucumber Limonade $16 (Vodka, Cucumber, Lime, & Elderflower). It was crisp & refreshing. Perfect for this beautiful sunny day. My friend was right. The view was stunning - with sweeping views of the city and the harbor. It was so nice to be so high up above the bustling city without a care in the world.

First time coming to this place, and IT WON'T BE MY LAST! I had the grilled chicken caesar wrap…read more Literally the best I've ever had in my 60 years of living! The portions were so large that (unfortunately) I had no room for desserts which were mouth watering). Met the owner (Christina) who was very friendly, and our waitress (Maria) was just as friendly and attentive! The ambiance is an inviting, comforting, have fun kind where you feel right at home even if that means there are various groups dining at tge same time. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND AND CAN'T WAIT TO GO BACK!

Cool vibe. Drinks are pretty expensive and they do include the tip in the bill automatically…read more Service was quick.

Yes. It's big. The cocktails are good. It's close to food if you either eat before or finish your…read moredrinks early. You feel me?

Came here on a Thursday night and it was pretty empty which I don't mind at all. Ordered drinks and…read moreit was served right away, they were tasty and strong (on the average price range for drinks ~$15-$16 each). They do have events here so i was just here during a slow day I guess. It's a downstairs bar but they have plenty of seating. The vibes are what you would expect at a normal pub/bar.

Le Bain is one of the few NYC spots that still carries real name recognition--even outside the…read morecity. If you know, you know. Getting in isn't guaranteed. Dress well, the door is up to the doorman. The crowd can feel a little "here for the outfit," but with the right group it's still a good time. Drinks are expensive (cucumber lemonade is solid), and on weeknights the crepe spot upstairs is pretty much your only food option. Tables are available but come with a minimum. The hot tub is the main thing. People say don't get in...do what you want. Once one person's in, more follow. Paradisco on Sundays--get there early and eat before, bar service can be hit or miss. Tuesdays (On Top) is more late night, club kids/celebs, and doesn't really get going till around midnight.

Amazing spot with amazing views. The interior and 360 view did not disappoint. The vibes and music…read morewere great. My only complaint is that I ordered two vodka redbulls for me and my boyfriend and paid $80 plus tip. Now I know the city is pricey, but this seems to be getting out of hand. I thought for sure the bartender was just trying to overcharge me but the breakdown fully showed everything. Regardless, we had a great time and enjoyed our drinks.

I came here on a Friday after work. It was very hot but the coverage, fans did help…read more To buy food or beer, you have to buy tickets at a stand near the entrance. 1 ticket is $12 and that can get you 1 main food items or 2 sides. It could also get you a 16oz beer or 2 tickets can get you a 32oz beer. It can get a little confusing and you have to decide ahead of time and the ticket lady seems to have to explain this to every person on line so it can move a little slower than it should, especially when she's the only person you can buy from. They eventually did have someone walking around to sell tickets. Some pictures on here show the standard bratwurst with a small pretzel, that is misleading because it doesn't come with it. The bratwurst was good though and the mustard is even better. I was eating everything with that mustard! Cocktails/mixed drinks are at a separate bar and that you can pay there. They have a ping pong table outside and lots of picnic benches for you to sit at, first come first serve. If you sit at tables at the ends of the ping pong table, know that the ping pong ball may end up hitting you a few times and help them out if you can by grabbing the balls and throwing it back!

Super fun and great vibes. Super crowded during the afternoon…read more The pretzel was ok, cheese bread was fine but wish there were utensils with it because it was super hard to eat. The hot toddy I got was pretty good and I liked the flavor. The ski shot which is 4 shots of $50 was overpriced in my opinion. Unfortunately the actual experience was soured by the fact that apparently it's $50 pp min if you reserve a table and then in the end they tried to charge us for people who didn't show up even though we did fill the table. I understand the policy and the manager was super nice to us and tried to rectify the situation but our waitress ended up being super rude in the end. They gave us a small discount but we ended up having to buy a lot of tickets to use in the future. Wasn't too happy about how things ended so would probably recommend that you go in the evening to avoid crowds if that's not your vibe and also do not book a table.

I was thinking about an incident that occurred here back in 2025 today and decided to see if anyone…read morewrote a review on it. Lo and behold, there is, by someone of the name Jo K. This person proceeds to say one of the workers kicked his friend out because she was "assaulted" and let me tell you this is far from the truth, as I was the one who was apart of that altercation. To set the scene: I was there with my boyfriend this night. We come here once a month if not every other month for a smoke and cocktail. There was a group of loud folks - who we presume had been drinking - but didn't think much of it. At some point I had to use the bathroom, and there's only one here. I knocked on the door and turned the knob but it was locked. I wanted a few minutes, knocked again - lightly both times - but again no one came out. There was some old newspaper nearby that had in my hand while I waited for someone to come out. A moment later a woman barged from bathroom angrily and was holding her hand up and it appeared she had something sharp - like a hand knife or small blade. She was belligerent, yelling about why I was bothering her in the bathroom and got really close. I was almost sure she was going to stab or seriously injure me with whatever she had in her hand. I only had a moment to think and defend myself... she was pretty damn loud that everyone turned around. I shoved her to give me some space between her and myself and that sharp object. She then started screaming and I pushed her away again, and she continued to charge after me. My own boyfriend and two men had to get her away (for context I'm 5'3 100lbs and she was a lot lager than myself) and she was dragged out by staff and kicked her friends out as well. Outside, you can hear her screaming and crying saying I had started it, I assaulted her, she was going to call the cops etc.. Im glad I wasn't hurt because she's absolutely insane and I should have been the one to call and press charges for her making an attempt. No one harassed her even in the slightest. She was incredibly drunk or blacked out or high on cocaine or something. They have security footage and the testimonies of my own boyfriend who witnessed it happen from start to finish and several other people + staff that could recount this story. That said - FAFO. Good riddance and don't come back, chump.

Hudson bar has that very chill laid-back vibe to it. Staff are dressed to match Hotel like…read moreexperience. There's an extensive drinks and in-house cigar menu. Some folks generally just come in to have a drink. While others habitually linger smoking, and drinking for hours. Unhurried vibe as I've never seen it full. There is a charge to bring your own cigar. Drinks are also at Hotel price level.

This place is easy to miss because it's tucked inside a marketplace next to the restaurant. We…read morealmost walked past it. The cocktails were expensive, but every drink felt intentional, and the experience itself was memorable. We ended up staying longer than planned. Diego made all our drinks. Really delicate and clean flavors. Distinctive for each cocktail. Lots of variation to choose from. He was awesome! Karaage was yummy and crunchy with juicy chicken interior. Steak was not enough lol...we ate it too fast but medium rare was chef's kiss. Kind of kicking myself for not ordering the matcha crème brûlée, but next time we need to try the maki place next door, too.

Tucked inside the Chelsea Market-- a low-key Japanese cocktail bar that absolutely nails the vibe…read more Cool, unpretentious, and just cozy. The cocktails were solid-can easily order a second round. The bartenders and host are warm and attentive.

How happy hour ought to be... mini tinis and oysters to pair!…read more Bar tenders having fun, folks from all walks of life celebrating, smiling, sharing. A diverse space that is as much a spot for business as it is for the Party as the DJ stand indicates. Oh, and gold. Gold everywhere. Super fun spot that still maintains super crisp, clean program. Clean, rooted and martini driven. No bonobos here, just well manicured martinis that are built for the pallet, not the instagram grid(but, hey, they're pretty damn photogenic, too)

I went to Bar Bonobo to celebrate my birthday. The ambiance is undoubtedly gorgeous, swanky, and…read morehip. Very vibey for a GNO or date night. My only two gripes with the spot were - they didn't acknowledge my birthday, even with a happy birthday from my server or the hostess. I am not sure why Resy prompted me to indicate the occasion if it wouldn't even be acknowledged or looked at. It obviously feels good to feel celebrated, so they dropped the ball in this regard. The second issue is it got sickeningly loud inside. This was a sunday night, and I ended up having to shout just to be heard by the girl right next to me. Everything else was good! Though there wasn't a dish that just blew my mind, everything was consistently really good and enjoyable. I recommended ordering a handful of dishes and sharing with a group. The cornstar martini was fun (and the popcorn was great!), the vodka pasta, caesar salad, and truff fries were enjoyable as well. The cute matchboxes were a cherry on top as we were leaving! I would come back for more of a going out event instead of a sit down dinner, but it's a cool spot!