The 5 Best NYC Bars For The 30-Something Crowd. (credit: The Archive) The Archive 12 E. 36th St.
(btw 5th & Madison) New York, N.Y. 212-213-0093thearchivebar.com What was once the popular Midtown East faux-Latin cantina known as Under the Volcano has been newly-resurrected in more upscale fashion as The Archive, a development that came with high praise from the denizens of Murray Hill. Featuring a cozy, dark-wooded décor with Christmas lights strung for ambiance, the bar is staffed with accommodating keeps, all of whom manufacture a safe but decent array of cocktails (one of their best being The Archive Margarita) made with an assortment of high-end spirits. (credit: The Summit Bar) Summit Bar 133 Avenue C New York, N.Y.Thesummitbar.net This is great place for any burgeoning booze novice aiming to expand a beer-drenched palette. (credit: Franklin Park) Franklin Park 618 St. NYC’s 6 Best Monday Night Football Bars. Sports bars across Manhattan provide Monday night specials to help you nurse your sorrows when your fantasy team’s quarterback drops the ball, or celebrate when your favorite team wins in real life.
Standings (file photo) NYC’s 5 Best Bars Near Rockefeller Center And Bryant Park. While the cool weather seems to be making a slow arrival (no complaints here), there’s no confusion which season it is after a trip to Rockefeller Center or the ice rink at Bryant Park.
Visit these Midtown bars while you’re getting your dose of the sparkling lights and holiday spirit. By Selena Ricks-Good. Credit: Facebook.com/Johnny Utah's Johnny Utah’s 21 W. 51st St. Crowds of thrill-seeking partygoers line up for the mechanical bull at this sprawling Southwestern-themed bar hidden below the rows of skyscrapers. Credit: Facebook.com/The Rum House The Rum House 228 W. 47th St. Revamped by the team behind Tribeca cocktail destination Ward III, The Rum House features nightly piano performances and crafty cocktails in a handsome setting. THE PARK. Rooftop Lounge, New York, NY. Welcome to Brass Monkey. New York’s 13 Best Rooftop Bars & Lounges. Having a few cocktails with friends is fun, but when the scenery is spectacular, it is priceless.
With the warm weather finally rolling in, we know you’re looking to find the best outdoor watering holes around. Why not head to the roof? A breathtaking view of the Manhattan skyline, trendy settings and luscious libations are only some of the perks you’ll find while you’re on top of the world. More: The 5 Best Activities & Things To Do By The Hudson (credit: Salon de Ning) Salon de Ning The Peninsula Hotel 700 5th Avenue New York, NY 10019 More: 7 Best Spots Along Fifth Ave.
You will feel like you’ve stepped into 1930′s Shanghai when you walk into this stylish lounge overlooking Fifth Avenue in Midtown. (credit: Hudson Terrace) Hudson Terrace 621 West 46th Street New York, NY 10036 More: NYC’s 6 Best Spots For Al Fresco Dining This nightlife hotspot is known for large crowds and loud music. NYC’s 6 Best Bars For Mint Juleps. Mint Juleps are a unique libation often found clutched in the hands of those watching horses race by at the Kentucky Derby.
Although quite a simple recipe, it has become hugely popular, and when created in different ways, can be better served some places than others. It’s intended to be sipped (ideally in a silver-plated cup or a large rocks glass), not slurped, and the following New York City bars do it right. More: NYC’s 7 Best Kentucky Derby Parties Photo Credit: Employees Only Employees Only 510 Hudson St (at W 10th St) New York, NY 10014 (212) 242-3021www.employeesonlynyc.com. Employees Only. Please Don't Tell.
Outdoor Rooftop Bar, Club, Restaurant NYC New York. 10 of the best bars in Manhattan, New York. Bedlam This mixed-crowd East Village newbie offers a gay singles scene, welcome for their straight friends of both genders, and a surplus of taxidermy animals.
Aiming at a spooky-yet-sexy feel, the cavernous bar, with book-themed wallpapers, includes a giant moose head, warthog, black bear, and stuffed birds among its decorative flourishes. To ease your nerves, try the Lily Bart, a cucumber vodka and lambic concoction named for the Edith Wharton character, or go with a $6 beer. On busy nights, be prepared to literally rub elbows: the space is tight, with local DJs urging patrons off the velvet red couches.• 40 Avenue C, bedlamnyc.com Don Hill's On a quiet west Soho block, Don Hill's has provided decades of parties for fashionable young things.
Le Bain The top floor of the Standard hotel is something of a glamour theme park. The Big Bar This East Village staple, established in 1990, has a deliberately misleading moniker. Fedora - West Village - New York Magazine Restaurant Guide.