Great speakeasy hidden away behind a secret door designed as fake wall in the Stone Coffee shop. Great cocktails! Looks like it gets busy so best to make booking.
Hidden behind a coffee shop on 9th Avenue, this lively little speakeasy has live jazz on Monday nights. Book a table in advance and enjoy the great music and cocktails.
Hidden behind a dummy wall in the back of Stone Street Coffee Co. Facade is marked by a red light. Push wall back to get to the bar. Has a claw-foot tub in the center of the room. Order the Pimm's Cup
This is a speakeasybar in the heart of NYC specializing in Gin and hidden inside a café! I'm super into secret entrances and cocktails! Bathtub Gin has both! Drinks and service are indeed solid
Great spot to take good friends or dates early evening or late night. Pretty cocktails, delicious apps and surroundings beg for great conversations. But beware the bathtub, it's anything but clean.
Gin cocktails in a speakeasybar, great experience. The food is also great, tuna tartaretacos are amazing. Didn't have time to taste all the drinks, but there's no wrong choice here.
Amazing cocktails in a great little speakeasy. Hidden behind a coffee shop and worth booking a table in advance as it can get busy later on. Make sure to have one in the bathtub 🛀
Incredible place with real speakeasy vibe (it looks like a bagel place from the street) and amazing cocktails. Pricy but it's NYC. Burlesque show twice a week.
Definitely get a reservation for their Tues/Sun show. They performances are really entertaining with a group, and the drinks/setting put a classy setting to the evening. An NYC must do.
A bit of a shit show, but the drinks are great, and the staff is amazing. I've been there with disasters and they were almost too nice. I'm a whiskey guy, so I like the Creole.
Go Sunday or Tuesday evenings to enjoy the Wasabassco Burlesqueperformances at no charge. Be sure to make a table reservation and tip the performers generously when you do.
In order to access this hidden little gem of a cocktail bar, you need to go through the "Stone Street Coffee Shop", the guy (doorman with the headset) inside the coffee shop will show you the way...
Sundays great Burlesque Show at 8:45 on Tuesday's at 9:30! The Entertainer is bad! Don't wear any hat and be sure he makes bad jokes about you! The girls are great! Love it!
Fun place with a good selection of gin and non-gin based drinks. Nice friendly bartenders and well executed cocktails. I recommend "The Anti-18th." Line moved quickly on a Tuesday.
Great drinks, great food, and awesome vintage decor and atmosphere. The live music was superb, but keep in mind that it gets pretty loud. One of my favourite places!
Increasingly frequent lines undermine the fun of introducing friends to this hidden speakeasy. Talented mixologists & expansive cocktail menu, but crowds kill the experience. Go on a quiet night.
After seeing this on Sandra Lee's TV show we gave it a try, amazing cocktails and a really cool vibe. Highly recommend getting a table reserved if you are going on the weekends.
Stone street Negroni made with coffee infused Campari was out of this world. Also. The short rib sliders were obviously cheating, but totally worth it ...
No matter how slammed the bar is, the cocktails are always spot on. Great place to kick it with a few friends during the week and let loose on the weekend.
We have to go through a little coffee shop to get to the actual bar. Had to make reservation beforehand for the food. Their gin cocktails are the best.
Appropriate location for dates and cocktails, I don't think I've ever spent less than $100 at this place in a night. The Burlesque shows are a bonus, although you'll find better elsewhere in New York.
West Side is off the hook: Hendricks, Fino sherry, St. Germain, cane syrup, grapefruitbitters, pressed cucumber & lime, & fresh basil on the rocks. Life-changing.
Cool hideout behind a coffee shop. Tons of specialty gin drinks if thats ur thing. Great whiskey drinks too. Try the "rocket" something or it may've been "bullet" something. (4 of 4 petals via Fondu) Read more
Go on a Tuesday evening and stay as long as you can for the burlesque show...or whatever the politically correct term for that is. http://www.uzonyc.com/?p=790
The bathtub gin martini is perfect- so smooth! If you want to try something not on the menu, ask Kevin to make you his specialty drink - The Lost Digits.