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    The Crosby Bar

    3.7 (252 reviews)
    PriceyBars, New American
    Closed 7:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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    Good for groups
    Outdoor seating

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    Summer is half way over.
    George D.

    Joe is a great waiter. I stopped in for a glass of wine or two or three. The highlight of the place was the environment. The music was a very diverse and entertaining mix, but not so.loud as to not hear yourself think. The furniture makes you feel as though you're in someone's living room rather than just another commericial place in Manhattan. This will definitely be a future study spot.

    Cherie G.

    I've been coming here awhile now and usually come about five times a year for breakfast. I still love it. HOWEVER, the last two times were odd with seating rules very early when it was empty. First time, I asked for the glass room which is near the garden. I was told it wasn't open yet. Ten minutes later I see people being seated there. This past week, I asked to sit outside and was placed in the back area ( not the pretty garden) and no one was seated there it was empty ( both spots ) I asked the waiter could I move to the garden area, he tells me oh that's for hotel guests. I think that's odd I was never asked if I was staying here when I checked so how would they know? Very weird rules that seemed made up the last few times. I can see if it was full but it wasn't even when I left. Also on Sundays drinks aren't served until 10 am.

    Tree
    Chuck L.

    We've been coming to the Crosby Bar for years. They never disappoint. This was the first time we ordered afternoon tea. We were a group of seven. Lots of different teas are available. I had English breakfast. Food is served on tiered plateaus. Sandwiches. On the first level and sweets on the top. All the little sandwiches were great and a few outstanding. My favorite was a flavor filled chicken salad with a close second being. Ham and soft cheese. Sweets were also first rate best was a macaroon. We were there for about two hours and had a wonderful time. At least four different workers took care of us, waitress drink servers more tea specialists and clearers. Even though the restaurant was full and very busy, we were treated excellently. The place is always beautiful and was decorated tastefully for the holidays. All seven of us loved this experience and would gladly return any time.

    Tea
    Nigora R.

    Pros: I adore the art and aesthetic of the place. It's colorfully cohesive. Service was attentive but not pretentious. They gave us the nice comfy seats and I love the greenery. Cons: I wish there were more meat free options.

    The Drawing Room
    Carolina W.

    Any one can come eat at the Crosby Street Hotel restaurant, but only guests can come eat in The Drawing Room. In the name of exclusivity, we took advantage of being able to have an entire beautiful room to ourselves. Only drawback here is there isn't an ideal place to eat in the Drawing Room, there's no typical dining tables. There's couches with coffee tables but then you have to hunch over. There's one small dining table in the middle but you feel like you're eating on a piece of art since the table isn't level. If you have more than 3 people I would just eat with everyone else in the main dining room. As far as the menu goes, I had a really hard time deciding what to order since so much looked good. I landed on the Shakshuka and wasn't disappointed. For shakshuka theirs was on the simpler side, just the sauce and eggs, but simple doesn't mean bad! It was packed full of flavor and the service was good. Some reservations include breakfast (ours did!) and this was probably the best included breakfast I've ever had at a hotel so I can totally see how this hotel has a Michelin acknowledgment. Someone in my group got the Lox bagel, and if I ever come back I know for a fact that's what I'm getting -- it was HUGE and it looked so good. Overall this is a worthwhile stop and walking distance to the best of not just Soho, but the edge of Noho!

    Afternoon tea
    Joyce K.

    I first discovered this place when visiting for high tea for my friends bachelorette, and since then it's become my favorite spot in NYC for high tea! Came again with my mom a few weeks ago and we shared their delicious tower of treats (my favorites are their ham and mustard sandwich, and of course the scones!) I got the earl grey and mom got the chai tea, which were both lovely. The ambience is bright, modern, and elevated, perfect for celebrating a special occasion or just a nice treat. The servers are incredibly welcoming and will even refill any of your favorite treats for no added charge. We ended up with a good amount to take home as well. It comes out to about $75pp, which is a little steep but honestly one of the better value high tea rates in the city for the quality and ambiance! The hotel also has the most beautiful and luxurious bathroom, so it makes for a great pit stop for a long day out exploring the city!

    Bottom tier. Very light with cream and preserves
    CeCee S.

    The ambiance is sort of Alice in wonderland-ish. Bright, vibrant and something more interesting to see in every corner/wall. The staff is attentive but not overbearing. Everything was timed well. I had the tea service which came with light fluffy scones. Delicate sandwiches. Topped off with an array of desserts. There were too many dense sweet desserts. I didn't find them to be complimentary to the tower. Other than that, I Can't wait to take my daughter!

    Alexis S.

    My friend celebrated her birthday here, and it was a really cute and unique space. We were seated right away and the cocktail menu was pretty extensive. We all ordered cocktails and everyone really enjoyed their drinks. They also had a sizable food menu with bar snacks along with a full menu to choose from. We ordered a number of items including the shishito peppers, the French onion soup, the Mac and cheese, the charred brocollini and the wasabi shrimp. While I didn't try everything, the things that I did try were pretty decent. For dessert, we ordered the cheesecake, the chocolate lava cake and the salted caramel ice cream. The ice cream and the lava cake were my favorites from the bunch. The service was very good, but if I was to come back here again, I think I'd just come for a drink as the food wasn't super memorable.

    Afternoon Tea
    Fay K.

    Amidst a charming whimsical decor and favorable service, afternoon tea is a lovely experience at The Crosby. You enjoy a three tier display of finger treats, and a pot of yummy tea. The scones were tasty and fresh served with jam and clotted cream, and the desserts were artistically made. The sandwiches could be improved though. The bread was dried out, not fresh, the cucumber sandwich filling was very sour, and the salmon sandwich tasted fishy, also not fresh. The China set was chipped as well. All in all, a pleasant way to celebrate an occasion or just a day out.

    Elise B.

    The Cosby Hotel has a beautiful tea at the Crosby Bar. The afternoon tea is $75 & you get to choose your tea from a list. The scones were delicious with the preserves & clotted cream. For the sandwiches, I liked the egg salad & the cucumber/cream cheese. For the sweets I loved the lemon meringue, Amarena Cherry Cheesecake, & macaron. I wish there was more lemon layer- it was the thinnest spread with lots of meringue.

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    Tracey H.

    I had a delightful afternoon tea for one at The Crosby Bar. The space was breathtaking, with beauty and vibrant colors everywhere. The afternoon tea was elegant, the food was delicious, and the service was impeccable. Can't wait to return and explore the other Firmdale Hotels in the city for more afternoon tea experiences.

    Burger- solid
    Najwa G.

    The Crosby Bar has solid drinks and food in a great ambiance- what's not to love? Yes it is a bit pricey but it's worth it IMHO. I had a hot toddy (it was cold I had to) and the whiskey paloma (solid and a different twist to a classic). My friend and I also got the burgers (with cheese of course) and it was quite tasty. The bread was average which is why I knocked off a star but overall it was great. The dessert was amazing as well- we got an epic chocolate sundae that hit the spot. All in all, I'd definitely go back.

    Menu + cocktail
    Alexys -.

    First and foremost, absolutely adore the aesthetics and the offerings of this restaurant/bar. Stunning! Their cocktails all looked delicious. I ordered the Raspberry Clover and was not disappointed. I would have ordered food however, when my beverage was delivered that was the last I saw of my server. I ended up closing out and heading somewhere else. Although my interaction was lacking from the actual server... I would like to give a shout out to Louis(?) the new manager onboarded. He greeted me upon arrival with a smile, walked me over to an available table in the bar and cleaned it without hesitation so I did not have to wait. Go Louis!

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    Lovely place for a power breakfast, or with some of your creative besties. A delight to the eyes and the palate.

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