Liked : Liked : Liked : Liked : Liked : Liked : Liked : Liked :…read more Love the service!!! Fast, friendly, great vibes and drinks! This place was the best vibe! We sat on the patio, which was very cool and conveniently enclosed Disliked - Disliked - Disliked - Disliked - Disliked - Disliked - Disliked I'm sad that this was not our first stop! I'd love to have spent more time here and to have had more food/drinks, maybe next time. Inside did look pretty small; it might be a challenge to get seated. Of course I'm unsure, but I'm happy to try it out.

LOVED SUGAR MONK! Recommended by a friend who lived in the area and she was spot on! They coin it…read moreas a speak easy but it's basically a blank door attached to the patio and frankly unnecessary because a random door doesn't qualify lol The drinks were AMAZING. The music (80s to 2000's R&B ) on. Thursday night was VIBING. The design and ambiance was right up our alley! The drinks were so good I walked out with 3 bottles of their signature liquors! Jordi, their head bartender, also gave me his personal number so would could discuss the amazing cocktail recipes I can make at home. I highly recommend this as a low key spot on your next visit to Harlem!

Delicious appetizers, luscious tasting cocktails, exciting serving staff, and a fun-filled…read moreatmosphere. Please add to your To-Do-Visit list.

LOVE this place! Such a great place to hang with friends and drink and chat for hours! They staff…read moreis so kind and attentive here! I cannot wait to be back for more memories!

Very cute little place. Intimate & well decorated. Dimmer lighting and darker colors, good for…read moredates. Enough space to feel like you're not on top of each other, but not really a place for huge parties. Probably great to do a buyout for birthdays, etc. The happy hour (food & drink) is affordable with a nice selection and runs a good length of time (5-7pm). The non-happy hour menu is the real gem though. A little pricey for the neighborhood, but the quality is on par with cocktail bars down in the villages, so well worth it. Service is quick without being overbearing, and casual without being lazy. Handsome bartender and server. Better to make a reservation later into the night closer to and on the weekend because the space fills up fast. *will update this review when I've tried more of the food*

My husband and I have been here three times in less than a month! Sunday oyster specials are on…read morepoint and good deal. The tacos esp the mushroom hibiscus was delightful & fresh something I've never tried before but will again. The wings and shishito peppers were so full of flavors and happily eaten. Now the cocktails...wow!!! Every cocktail was refreshing, thought out and beautiful. Pure art! My fav was the Paper Plane and my husband's was martini with caviar (the caviar made it taste like a dirty martini! Genius!) The beautiful decor and relaxed vibe is mixed with neighborhood foodies and diversity of age and backgrounds gives a warm inviting feeling as soon as you enter. The staff were welcoming, kind, attentive and never overbearing. It's a perfect meet up for 2-4 people, comfortably.

I'm surprised I've never written a review for this place considering how often I come here. It's…read moreeasily one of my favorite neighborhood spots in Harlem. The vibe is chill, relaxed, and very neighborhood-friendly. Even when it's busy, it never feels overwhelming, and they're usually very accommodating with walk-ins. The service is also some of the best I've experienced in Harlem. My go-to is the roasted duck, which is consistently excellent. It's cooked medium to medium-rare and comes with mango, onions, vegetables, and greens. Easily one of my favorite dishes in the neighborhood. The drinks are great too. I recently had the Nas, their take on a Manhattan, and it was incredibly smooth--one of the best whiskey cocktails I've had in a while. Overall, 10/10. A hidden gem on Lenox between 119th and 120th and definitely one of the best spots in Harlem.

Came in for NY Restaurant week! Ordered the Sage Knees and the Crime of Passion for our drinks…read more(both were enjoyed). We both had Brussel Sprouts, good, but the bites without the sauce did taste like bland Brussel sprouts. I had the lamb ribs, very good. They do warn you before that the ribs have a bit of fat on them, I think in the context of NY restaurant week I'm happy to pay it but as a solo entree, the amount of fat vs meat would have annoyed me. My friend had the duck, she enjoyed it. But it is very much salad with a side of duck, I believe she had 6 pieces of duck (pictured) and then a mango, arugula and onion salad. Dessert was very good, but I do hope those are not the usual portion sizes and maybe they just served smaller for NY restaurant week. Which I really didn't mind as I was full from the entree and sprouts. Servers were really nice, this place seems to have its regulars and a nice garden sitting area towards the back. Would overall recommend

I really liked this place. The vibe is super cozy, a little quirky, and honestly just feels like a…read morefun place to hang out. We got the Winnie Smash with fries, wings, and a Caesar salad. The burger was probably my favorite -- juicy, filling, and exactly what I wanted. The wings were really good too, crispy and flavorful, and the Caesar salad was actually a nice surprise. I got the Happy Trial for my drink and I genuinely don't know how to explain the taste but it worked for me so much Overall, really cute spot, good food, good drinks, and a chill atmosphere. I'd definitely come back with friends.

I came here with a friend after finding this spot on Google while searching for a bar that served…read moregood food. I noticed the great ratings along with all the reviews and photos of the burger, so we decided to check it out. We ended up getting a table in the back room by the windows. The place has a very chill vibe. I also noticed they provide Uno cards, and a few people were playing while enjoying their drinks. I already knew what I was getting, the Winnie Smash ($18), a double-patty smash burger that comes with a house-style mac sauce and fries. The burger was solid, and I really enjoyed the crispy fries. I also ordered a side of BBQ sauce ($1.50). I washed it all down with a couple of draft beers. Overall, I had a good experience and would recommend this place if you're looking for good food and drinks in a laid-back atmosphere. * Street parking * Sunday Football special

Came for a Knicks game reservation, left with a new favorite nightcap spot. The staff are absolute…read moregems. They were kind, accommodating, and genuinely helpful from start to finish. Bird in Hand has a lineup of fun weekly events (Oyster Mondays, trivia nights, and more), plus a delightfully eccentric cocktail menu. My partner and I tried the Bambi and Strawberry Fields Forever, and both were outstanding. Bonus points for being a cocktail bar that actually has great food. The fried chicken dinner plate was excellent--crispy on the outside, remarkably juicy on the inside. A fantastic first impression, and definitely not my last visit

Lovely room, attentive service, food fell short…read more We visited Bird In Hand on a recent evening while in town visiting our son in Hamilton Heights. The space itself is genuinely beautiful -- dim lighting, warm decor, and a moody, inviting atmosphere that makes it feel like a proper grown-up neighborhood spot. The service matched the room. Our server was attentive, gracious, and knowledgeable, and the front of house clearly knows what they're doing. The food, unfortunately, didn't live up to the rest of the experience. The pork chop arrived dry, which is hard to forgive on a cut that should be the kitchen's pride. The steak was competently cooked but unremarkable -- no real seasoning, no char to speak of, nothing that set it apart from a passable home-cooked version. For a restaurant at this price point, the kitchen should be delivering more. I'd happily come back for cocktails at the bar -- the n and the staff deserve that. But on the food alone, there are better options in the neighborhood.

We came here on a Saturday night basis the photos and reviews. We were looking for a speakeasy in…read moreHarlem. We felt "catfished". The photos online make this look like a legit speakeasy that would be serving craft cocktails in an upscale environment and this was absolutely not that. They have a room in the back, but we were crammed at a small bar table because of a private party. The drinks were decent and those with us said the food was ok, but I didn't try any food. Having gone all the way from the Financial District to Harlem for this was a total let down. If you are already in Harlem and want a casual place to grab a drink with a decent DJ, by all means give them a try. But putting a suit in the window and taking some nice photos does not a speakeasy make.

I stopped in this restaurant for food and drinks. When I arrived I parked on the street. I walked…read moreinto a small location. I was greeted and sat. I was served by Wally and he was nice. I had: Espresso Martini Lemondrop Martini Jerk Shrimp Taco Chicken Empanada BBQ Chicken Sliders Patty Melt The food and drinks were great and my favorite was the chicken sliders. All in all a good experience!

Oh this place was so sexzy and fun. Went bar hopping on…read moreFredrick Douglas Blvd and ending up here. It's great atmosphere. A nice welcome to Harlem

Always a pleasant encounter. Delicious bites, friendly and polite service, cozy intimate ambiance…read more Enoteca has always delivered. Whether it's summer in the back patio or winter in main dining, any everything in between. Can't wait to go again.

This is another somewhat new spot in Harlem whose vibe I can't quite grasp, mainly because I'm not…read moresure who they're trying to attract. It feels like a coffee shop, bar, café, lounge and pre-party stop all at once. The bar staff were "nightclub friendly", they had party energy that this place doesn't warrant. They'd make fun hosts for a great party. The space itself is confusing in an interesting way. It's cold from the tiles and exposed pipes, yet warm from the wooden walls and historic decorative figures. Maybe the idea is that you show up with your group and shape the experience into whatever you want it to be. Still, I'm of the opinion that it's a shared effort. If I'm coming out and spending my money, I deserve an experience. Let me know who you are, and I can decide if you pass my vibe check. This mystified, vaguely eclectic, "we're different but won't say how" approach makes it harder to give new places a chance. I don't see a long shelf life for this one, but hey, I'm just a customer. Came, saw... ehhh.

Came here on a Wednesday night during happy hour. A friend suggested this spot, mentioned it was…read moreher go to spot and I could see why. The place is narrow but long and def maximize the space which made it feel big. Got a couple Narragansett Lagers ($6 each) to start and the Spanish & artichoke dip ($16) which was really good and it's served with sliced buttered baguette bread that was toasted which was a great compliment. Also got a Kentucky mule ($17) which was solid and pretty strong. They also have a backyard patio with seating, def a chill vibe. I could see why this is my friends go to spot. This is now my go to spot if I'm ever around the area lol Highly recommend this spot for chill night with good convo. * Everyday Happy Hour * Street parking * Good service * Can be kinda LOUD outside the surrounding area (ain't no music on) but quiet inside

Good happy hour every day till 7pm ,,I got a seat at the bar , Place is a bit small inside , they…read morehave a good whiskey list ,,they only have chips and nuts as a snack , but definitely a date night here !

The team here remembers preferences. Order various dishes and enjoy them all. The staff delivered…read moreprompt assistance with polite and supportive attitudes. You'll find satisfaction in their food. Those interested in expanding their taste preferences should visit.