You should make reservations at 3pm, the day of your visit. Or show up and leave your name at the door and they will call you when a booth frees up. Read more
Great cocktail! The waiting time is horrible, so I waited for more than 2 hours in total. In the end you want to see it but it's not worth to go another time
The East Village’s most unsuspecting and sexy speakeasy, where bourbon is laced with honey and hot dogs go gourmet. If prohibition hits again, this is where you’ll find us.
I was having trouble deciding what cocktail I wanted so I asked the gentleman bartender for a recommendation and he pondered. A minute later he poured the most brilliant drink..like he read my mind.
How to not look like a damn fool: Take a left in Criff Dogs, into the phone booth. Pick the phone up, dial 1 to buzz in. Put the phone down (it doesnt work you weirdo) and face the wall to your left.
A speakeasy accessed through Crif Dogs next door, PDT serves up deep-fried Jersey dogs, including the Wylie with deep-fried mayo, tomato molasses, shredded lettuce and dried onions. Read more
When the hostess asks "can I help you?" it's best to reply "can I help YOU? You work in a phone booth." in any case, if your vagina is hankering for a Danish past the breakfast rush this is the place
If you like the occasional cigar (or just the scent), ask for the "Romeo y Julieta". It got me hooked for three rounds. The $6 dogs are ok ─I had the Chang─ but I recommend eating elsewhere and saving