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    The Standard Plaza

    3.3 (45 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 11:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    THE STANDARD PLAZA ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed

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    Seating inside the lounge
    Dave L.

    The Living Room at the Standard is still an excellent lounge at which to start - or end - a night on the town. Can't say for sure whether I started or ended mine here, but I do know I had crazy[1] fun[2] getting here. It was nippy, so we cozied it up inside instead of outside. From the couches to the carpet to the obligatory triptastic bathroom, I'm a fan of the stylings. You're seated close enough to fellow patrons that you can hear their conversations, but the lighting's dim, so you've got room for canoodling. Mood lighting not private enough for you? Build liquid courage in the form of delightful espresso martinis, or knock back generous pours of chocolate cake shots. Or do both, like I did. Still not private enough? Book a room. [1] Our first cab driver got pulled over by police. [2] Our second cab driver missed the hotel by a block. (We needed the walk.)

    Oh say can you see where the dance place is invitation only? 'Thanks' staff!
    Heather W.

    We stopped in to the Living Room to have a couple of drinks before going dancing (see scathing review of Le Bain - referred by the Standard Staff). The coctail list was small, but the outdoor seating was heated and leant itself well to watching people shuffle around with the penguin "walkers" in the ice rink. We were treated to a surprise practice from a professional skater they say was from Argentina. Very excellent. The indoor music was a fun mix of soul and jazzy lounge music played by a dj. The bad was that the lounge referred us to Le Bain which turned us away after a 50+ minute wait due to being "invitation only". No notice posted on the door or website. Since the club is run by The Standard, either they were naive about this detail in the lounge (doubtful), or they didn't realize Le Bain was going to discriminate against an "older" couple (more likely). .

    Jeanene B.

    Mr. and I decided to take a short baecation in the city. Our hotel of choice - The Standard High Line. While the man hit the gym, I decided to take in a warm cocktail and a snack before our 8:30 reservation at The Top of the Standard. I ordered the soup and grilled cheese, along with a glass of mulled wine (BTW, where is my wine :-(). You can see the picture of my kids meal (grilled cheese and a half cup of tomato soup) - tasty but definitely not worth the $18+. Actually, the soup tastes a bit salty, but I digress.....it's likely because I have yet to receive my wine and this heating lamp is cooking my bald head. Back to the review. The staff were helpful and the drinks are delicious (at least the warm apple cider). Looking forward to bringing the bonus daughter here for skating, treats, and good hot cocoa. BTW, I just got my wine and it is delicious. One of the best mulled wines I've had.

    Connie C.

    Needing a chill spot on a terribly windy Saturday afternoon, we stopped into The Standard and decided to take refuge at The Living Room, the low-key mod lounge located between the hotel lobby and The Standard Grill. It was much more mellow compared to the frat-ish Biergarten and the bustling Grill, which was perfect for me and my girlfriend to relax with a mid-afternoon glass of wine and dessert. We had walked through the Grill before settling down in the lounge, and spotted an amazing bowl of chocolatey goodness that people were indulging in. While not on the menu at The Living Room, our server was able to accommodate our request to order it without any problems. The bowl of chocolate mousse and fleur del sel chocolate cake topped with a big dollop of fresh whipped cream was so large that it came with a spatula! It was heavenly, and went perfectly with our glasses of 10 year tawny port. Will definitely stop by if I'm taking a shopping break in the area, or partying at the Boom Boom Room up on the roof.

    Ice Skating
    Brooke S.

    Disco night there was amazing! Can't wait to come back. Joe was a great host who kept the entertainment coming. We enjoyed skating on the cute rink in the front. The Drag Queens were great!

    Stephanie R.

    Walked up to grab a cocktail before heading to dinner elsewhere. We were told to wait about 15 minutes for a table to open. Got seated near the entrance. Our server was sweet and attentive. Ordered the Fresh Love and Kentucky Cool as well as some oysters. The cocktails were interesting to try but it didn't leave me wanting more. A bit of a disappointment, but def worth another go.

    Dessert  menu:gingerbread olive oil gelato icecream sandwich

    This lounge is awesome! Great for a scenic view to have a light dessert & snack after dinner in NYC ( during spring & summer of course so you can sit out) I went out with my friends & cousins... the gingerbread olive oil gelato ice cream sandwich sounded strange, but was A.M.A.Z.I.N.G! Also their Shirley temple is not ordinary... tastes pretty darn good lol ( it's made fresh) Definitely try their mini fries they're pretty tasty! I would rate them as a 5, but there was hair on the avocado sandwich. However the waitress was kind enough take it off the bill & take it back!

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    Only came for the rose sangria but it was fantastic! The open outdoor vibe makes for the perfect sunday afternoon!

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    Skate rental & lockers area - I like how roomy it is!
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    S'mores Tart (~$14) - cross-section
    S'mores Tart (~$14) - cross-section
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    The Standard Plaza - newamerican - Updated August 2026

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