Upper East Side Cocktails: Local Nightlife Secrets Revealed


Secret NYC
Sunset Wednesdays NYC Wave Hill’s summer series “Sunset Wednesdays” is kicking off this week on Wednesday, an evening of picnicking and live music on the Great Lawn! Bring your favorite chair or blanket and listen to some live music this week, as they welcome Grammy Award-winning jazz vocalist Nicole Zuraitis for the first of four events. Tickets start at $15 and advanced tickets are recommended.


Natasha Husein
Weekends are for pretty brunches 🌸 and for Recette Bklyn Restaurant. Cozy Williamsburg bistro with tasty dishes & unique specials. Number one restaurant on Tripadvisor among almost 3,000 restaurants in Brooklyn!
![NYC Must Try: Foxface Natural 🦊
Foxface Natural is a continuation of NYC’s famous Foxface sandwich shop which served unconventional meats - camel, elk, hare and more. They change their menu every few days to weeks, but there are several that stay on longer, like the kangaroo tartare which I came to Foxface just to try! Must tries are definitely any dishes that has their super popular fluke (melts in your mouth!) as well.
Also, all meats are sustainably sourced and from non-endangered species! This was the epitome of casual fine dining - absolutely amazing and I’d love to go back again!
If these items are ever on the menu again, find my must-tries below. Pro tip - make a reservation!
What I ordered:
- Point Judith Squid - black aguachile, fermented tomatillo, crispy berkshire pork ear, pickled ramp
- Tajarin Pasta - our sake cured mullet roe (karasumi)
- [must-try] Kangaroo Tartare - warm spices, charred eggplant, sardinian flatbread
- [must-try] Maine Uni - wood oven roasted seafood quenelles, nantua sauce (seafood)
- Sweetbreads Schnitzel - melted leek, chestnut purée, fermented sourdough mustard](https://storage.googleapis.com/s.kikihub.com/posts/66efaa14c59c46c52cd6a8da/img-preview/9docow8mtw.webp)

Melanie Yu
NYC Must Try: Foxface Natural 🦊 Foxface Natural is a continuation of NYC’s famous Foxface sandwich shop which served unconventional meats - camel, elk, hare and more. They change their menu every few days to weeks, but there are several that stay on longer, like the kangaroo tartare which I came to Foxface just to try! Must tries are definitely any dishes that has their super popular fluke (melts in your mouth!) as well. Also, all meats are sustainably sourced and from non-endangered species! This was the epitome of casual fine dining - absolutely amazing and I’d love to go back again! If these items are ever on the menu again, find my must-tries below. Pro tip - make a reservation! What I ordered: - Point Judith Squid - black aguachile, fermented tomatillo, crispy berkshire pork ear, pickled ramp - Tajarin Pasta - our sake cured mullet roe (karasumi) - [must-try] Kangaroo Tartare - warm spices, charred eggplant, sardinian flatbread - [must-try] Maine Uni - wood oven roasted seafood quenelles, nantua sauce (seafood) - Sweetbreads Schnitzel - melted leek, chestnut purée, fermented sourdough mustard


New York Locals
The Commodore I and Commodore II are iconic spots known for serving up some of the best crispy fried chicken and refreshing piña coladas in Williamsburg. 🍍✨ Founded by Chris Young and Taylor Dow, their success led to Commodore II’s opening in Manhattan’s East Village, bringing their famous menu to a whole new crowd. 🙌 With a strong focus on community and nightlife, Commodore II is already becoming a local favorite for both food lovers and partygoers alike. 🪩 🍽️ Stop by for a lively atmosphere, great eats, and a taste of what made The Commodore a Brooklyn staple! 🎉


Time Out New York
The beloved Movie Nights series is back at Bryant Park this summer with Paramount+. Screenings will take place every Monday at 8pm. Here's the lineup: July 15: Funny Face (1957) July 22: Cinema Paradiso (1988) July 29: How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days (2003) Be warned, though: the screenings are very popular and Bryant Park recommends getting there at 6pm in order to snag a good spot, but we suggest getting there even earlier, perhaps by 5pm, when the lawn opens for picnicking.


Foodie_NYC
WOW! I had an amazing experience at Chef Guo, a world-renowned expert in Chinese imperial cuisine. The chef invited me to the first tasting of his plant-based menu, and it was an absolutely amazing experience. Servers with white gloves, a restaurant that felt more like a palace, and a meal where every item was a perfect celebration for the taste buds. All that with five different kinds of tea servings, a continuous aroma designed by the chef, and a dessert served in an eggshell. While I was the first to experience this meal, the chef hasn’t set a price for it yet, but it is planned to be very affordable. The plant-based tasting menu is planned to be available in October. Definitely one of the best dining experiences I’ve had in the city, clearly a Michelin star-worthy restaurant.


ResX
Antidote Chinese Restaurant is a place where the food is designed in order to please all palates🍚 🥢 This Williamsburg Chinese restaurant is a favorite! Antidote‘s menu draws influence from Sichuan and Shanghai. It’s a great spot for a group dinner!
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Secret NYC
Bryant Park Movie Night! Bryant Park continues their free outdoor movie series this week with a screening of Old School on their lawn! Lineup for Paramount+ Movie Nights at Bryant Park: July 15: Funny Face (1957) July 22: Cinema Paradiso (1988) July 29: How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days (2003) The movie is free and open to the public starting around sunset (8:30 pm). Be warned though that these events get super packed, so we suggest showing up a few hours early to secure a spot on the lawn!


Melanie Yu
NYC Must Try: Dashi Okume Dashi Okume is both a store and a restaurant cafe packed into one beautifully minimalist but intricately put together building in the most popular part of Brooklyn! It comes from a Tokyo location that’s been around in the Tokyo location in the Tsukiji Fish Market since the 1870s. Walking in, you’ll see a cute DIY high quality dashi-making shop in the front of the store and a lifestyle shop Cibone selling upscale tea sets, kitchenware, and other traditional Japanese work on the right. Walking toward the back of the building, you’ll find a small cafe area selling only Teishoku (a meal set) that comes with your select tea, fish, rice, Kyuri no Asazuke (Japanese cucumber pickles), miso soup, and Kobachi (sides of the day) priced anywhere from $35-$150+ depending on your choice of specially prepared fish. I generally don’t even prefer to eat cooked fish but it was absolutely mind-blowing how delicious everything was, and I left so full but not bloated AT ALL because they only use additive-free ingredients - love everything here! What I ordered in my teishoku set meal: - Haiboshi Saba (because they were out of stock with the most popular Saikyo Zuke!) - Nasu Agebitashi: deep-fried juicy eggplant soaked in their in-house dashi - Tomato Tosazu Zuke: tomato pickled in a sweet vinegar, soy sauce, and their in-house dashi - Kabocha Nitsuke: simmered kabocha squash - Hojicha Tea Bonuses - I got to try my friend’s sides too: - Nikujaga: gently stewed pork, carrots, and potatoes in sweetened soy sauce - Donko Shiitake Umani: dried donko shiitake simmered in lightly sweet soy sauce


Natasha Surti
🥩The steaks are high🥩 🍽Where I went: Le Relais de Venise - L’Entrecôte ✔️What I got: Salad, Steak & Fries 💰What I paid: $32 ⠀ 🤔What I think: This restaurant is arguably one of my favorites in the city. They only serve salad, steak (cooked to your preference), and fries for a fixed price of $32. That being said, this steak is cooked to perfection and what really makes entrecôte so special is the sauce that they serve with the steak. If you like steak, I would highly recommend trying this restaurant.
![NYC Must Try: Okatte Tanto
This spot is a traditional and authentic Japanese joint serving fresh sushi and a variety of elevated cold and hot Japanese dishes. I really enjoyed their popular pork katsu sando, mentai udon, and fried oysters that they make right in front of you. Their drinks are also fantastic - I’d recommend getting the Shochu Woolong and the Summer Orange!
Pro tip: If you want to get the $34 hidden menu item tuna bone, call ahead to make a reservation - they only serve the tuna bone from 5-6:45pm and it’s first reserved, first served with their limited stock per day.
What I Ordered:
- Tuna Bone [must-try]
- Mentai Udon [must-try]
- Pork Katsu Sando
- Fried Oysters
- Octopus marinated with wasabi
- Shochu Woolong - drink
- Summer Orange - drink](https://storage.googleapis.com/s.kikihub.com/posts/66f54fcdc59c46c52cd6b15f/img-preview/dl2qejqrjc.webp)

Melanie Yu
NYC Must Try: Okatte Tanto This spot is a traditional and authentic Japanese joint serving fresh sushi and a variety of elevated cold and hot Japanese dishes. I really enjoyed their popular pork katsu sando, mentai udon, and fried oysters that they make right in front of you. Their drinks are also fantastic - I’d recommend getting the Shochu Woolong and the Summer Orange! Pro tip: If you want to get the $34 hidden menu item tuna bone, call ahead to make a reservation - they only serve the tuna bone from 5-6:45pm and it’s first reserved, first served with their limited stock per day. What I Ordered: - Tuna Bone [must-try] - Mentai Udon [must-try] - Pork Katsu Sando - Fried Oysters - Octopus marinated with wasabi - Shochu Woolong - drink - Summer Orange - drink


Time Out New York
Ess-a-Bagel has been a Manhattan staple since 1976, and local love for the family-owned business radiates throughout all of the five boroughs. Now, its expertly rolled, boiled and baked beauties are available right here in Brooklyn. Choose your own adventure with a doughy, fluffy everything, pumpernickel or cinnamon raisin bagel, and schmear it with all manner of decadent cream cheese options. Or, leave it to the experts and choose a sandwich from their curated menu of NYC faves.


nycity__ig
BIRDMEN staying hydrated at Lincoln Center 💦 “Birdmen” by Close-Act Theatre are three gigantic, stilt-walking puppets that roam the campus as part of the BigUmbrella Festival today and tomorrow, July 6 and 7, 2024. These clips were captured this morning. They will perform again today at 5 PM and tomorrow, July 7 at 4 pm and 7 pm. Stay hydrated like the Birdmen!


Secret NYC
Balloons in NYC! Everywhere!! 🎈🎈 Balloon Story just opened at Park Avenue Armory. This whimsical exhibit is full of larger-than-life balloon sculptures and is perfect for kids and families. Step into a world of wonder at Balloon Story! For a limited time, explore NYC's iconic Armory building, transformed into a playful dreamland of epic inflatable and eco-friendly balloon art. Dive into larger-than-life sculptures, interactive exhibits, and unforgettable moments of joy for the whole family. Discover the magic today!
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Secret NYC
NYC’s First & Only Floating Mexican Restaurant Is Open La Barca Cantina offers Mexican fare and delicious cocktails afloat! Hop onboard the three-story boat on the Hudson River and sail around the city for incredible skyline and sunset views with New York Cruise Lines. The boat offers custom artwork by Tlisza Jaurique, the first Mexican-American woman to exhibit at the Met, an incredible top deck for guests to take in the scenery, and most notably, an expansive agave-based spirits menu.


Secret NYC
Take in an enchanting concert by flickering candlelight ⭐ Candlelight concerts bring the magic of a live, multi-sensory musical experience to awe-inspiring locations like never seen before in New York. Fever’s popular Candlelight Concerts are better than ever this summer! Take a trip to Long Island and enjoy a Candlelight Summer in picturesque venues such as Guild Hall and With tons of dazzling concerts.


Secret NYC
Cool Down With Broadway Sings Featuring Hits By Taylor Swift & ABBA OK we know Taylor Swift is in Europe but for select dates in July, Swifties can sing and “Shake It Off” to hits at Broadway Sings Taylor Swift. Broadway’s finest singers team up with a 14-piece orchestra to belt out a stellar setlist only on July 14th this month. You can also be a “Dancing Queen” when Broadway Sings ABBA on July 13th and 18th! Highlights 🎤 Enjoy a stunning live concert bringing Taylor’s greatest hits to life ⭐ Performed by stars from Broadway shows such as Hamilton, Six, Waitress, Kinky Boots, Wicked, and Merrily We Roll Along 🎻 Listen to brand new, refreshing interpretations of your favorite songs played by a full orchestra 🍸 Enjoy delicious cocktails and a full menu of food for dinner: $25 food/drink minimum per person, no matter the age (brunch menu available at 1pm shows!) 🎵 Take in the remarkable atmosphere of a beautiful, renowned music venue


Eater
Nanchang dry rice noodles at We Noodle Some new noodles in town originated in Nanchang, the capital of Jiangxi, an inland province northwest of Fujian and southwest of Shanghai: The area is known for the high quality of its rice, so don’t be surprised that this dish ($12) features delicate rice noodles slicked with sesame oil laced with ginger, garlic, and chiles. Heaped on top, there’s ground pork, roasted peanuts, and scallions, for a distinctively flavored bowl of noodles. Other characteristic Nanchang dishes found at We Noodle, just north of Baruch College in Curry Hill, include soups with beef tripe or pig intestines, and stir-fried noodles with tomatoes and eggs.


newyorkcity.explore
Enjoying Rockefeller Center’s epic July “pool party”🩱☀️ 💡Immerse yourself in an atmosphere of hope, joy, and love at “Pool Party,” a public installation by renowned artist Joel Mesler.


Secret NYC
Hop Aboard NYC’s first-ever floating Mexican restaurant! NYC’s First & Only Floating Mexican Restaurant Is Open On The Hudson. All aboard for some tequila and Mexican-inspired street food! La Barca Cantina has returned on the Hudson for another season. La Barca Cantina offers Mexican fare and delicious cocktails afloat! Hop onboard the three-story boat at Pier 81 on the Hudson River and sail around the city for incredible skyline and sunset views with New York Cruise Lines. And it has officially set sail! The boat offers custom artwork by Tlisza Jaurique, the first Mexican-American woman to exhibit at the Met, an incredible top deck for guests to take in the scenery, and most notably, an expansive agave-based spirits menu.


Eater
Clara: Fun Place to Try in NYC Summer is a great time to catch up on your museum-going. While the next-door American Museum of Natural History will be mobbed, the New-York Historical Society is very often less crowded. The exhibit of New York paintings and the Tiffany lamp collection are unrivaled. And there’s a wonderful restaurant on the ground floor named Clara where you can linger over your burger or meal-size salad, and where the bloody marys are strong. There is even a seating area outside with a view of Central Park, and you don’t have to pay museum admissions if you go directly to the restaurant. 170 Central Park West, at 77th Street, Upper West Side
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Crown | NYC
Outdoor movie nights at Hunter's Point South Park, Long Island City. Summer is the best for such spending the time! Experience the magic of movies under the stars at Hunter's Point South Park! Bring your friends, family, and a cozy blanket for an unforgettable evening of cinema with stunning views of the NYC skyline. 🌆🍿 Relax on the waterfront, enjoy the cool breeze, and watch your favorite films in this beautiful setting. It’s the perfect way to spend a summer night!


New York Locals
Charoen Krung Thai is bringing the vibrant flavors of Bangkok’s famous Charoen Krung Road to Midtown East! 🇹🇭 Founded by Avirut Lerddirekrat, this restaurant pays homage to one of Thailand’s oldest and most culturally rich streets, blending traditional Thai recipes with modern Asian flair. ✨ Signature dishes like Hunk-Lay, Hor Mok, and Nam-Yar Crabmeat take inspiration from Bangkok’s renowned street food, offering an authentic taste of Thailand right here in NYC. 🍲✨Whether you’re craving bold flavors or a welcoming dining experience, Charoen Krung Thai is the perfect spot to enjoy a fusion of heritage and innovation in the heart of the city. 💛


Time Out New York
Grand Central Terminal gains a massive French brasserie! However, this historic landmark has given us plenty of reasons to bide our time there... This month, the terminal gained another tenant, sure to ease the trials of traveling with its Parisian charms. Grand Brasserie took over the former City Winery space on October 8. Designed by the Rockwell Group, it seamlessly blends into the historic architecture of Vanderbilt Hall and mimics the various sidewalk cafes found in Paris—the front of the restaurant welcomes with towering greenery and black and white bistro chairs. Passing through the wrought iron bar entryway, the main dining room houses red leather banquettes and enough chairs to seat a staggering 300 souls. As if that wasn’t enough, the 100-seat Green Room is decorated with black and white photos of New York’s past and features a grand marble bar with bottles that climb up to the ceiling.


Eater
The Opening of Din Tai Fung NYC For Din Tai Fung fans, the grand opening is the restaurant event of the summer. The New York location was first announced two years ago. For some, the wait has felt longer. “We’ve been waiting for this for years,” says David Zhang, a Queens resident. There’s no shortage of soup dumplings in New York City. Lots of places serve them, from famous establishments like Joe’s Shanghai to local chains like Nan Xiang Xiao Long Bao. Tell that to Din Tai Fung fans: They insist there’s something special about the ones served here. “The thinness of the soup dumplings is impeccable,” according to Zhang.


Melanie Yu
In the heart of New York City resides Thirteen Water, a sushi bar that promises an intimate and casual dining experience. This gem offers a variety of sushi dishes that will leave your taste buds satisfied. With the option for reservations and catering services, Thirteen Water ensures a seamless dining experience for all. While dogs are not allowed, the friendly staff and delicious food make up for it. Whether you're a sushi aficionado or a novice, Thirteen Water is a must-try for any food lover in the Big Apple.


Melanie Yu
Foxface Natural is a natural continuation of Foxface sandwiches. We're going wild and natural! During Halloween week 10/30-11/3 Foxface Natural will be offering a five course special wild game menu (with an optional blood & guts focus for Halloween).


Crown | NYC
Movie night at Bryant Park. See 2024 movie lineup below: 🍿 July 8 - Old School (2003) 🍿 July 15 - Funny Face (1957) 🍿 July 22 - Cinema Paradiso (1988) 🍿 July 29 - How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days (2003) 🍿 August 5 - Arrival (2016) 🍿 August 12 - Titanic (1997) Bring a blanket, invite a friend, and snag your spot on the lawn to watch a feature film on the big screen under the stars. Lawn opens at 5pm and movie starts at 8pm.
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Little Kid Big City NEW YORK
FIRST LOOK: Serendipity3 Opening 💗 Times Square just got a whole lot sweeter! The iconic New York City restaurant (and home of the world-famous Frrrozen Hot Chocolate!) has opened a second location. In addition to all the favorite menu items of the original location, the menu has special additions such as the Chicken Dinner Sundae, two new sandwiches, three new ice cream flavors, and more. The new location also features a bar area with over-the-top cocktails, AND a full dessert bar. The new space is similar in size to the original restaurant space, and reminiscent of the same fun and funky look - including glass mosaic installations. Bonus- you may even see Marin Monroe and Andy Warhol. A perfect spot for your next serendipitous moment.


Natasha Surti
Ramen love with you ❤️ 🍽Where I went: Ichiran ✔️What I got: Classic Tonkotsu Ramen 💰What I paid: $18.90 ⠀ 🤔What I think: The setup of the restaurant in itself is extremely unique as they have individual booths where you have to order by filling out a form. They use this setup because they want the people who come to their restaurant to be able to focus on the flavor of the ramen without any distractions. Ichiran only serves tonkatsu ramen, and they've clearly mastered it. The broth is rich and perfectly seasoned, the pork is tender and tasty, the noodles are made to your texture preferences (here we went with firm), and of course the egg just adds an extra layer of flavor to the dish. Overall one of the better bowls of ramen you can get in NYC.
Discover Hidden Gems: Local Cocktail Bars in Upper East Side Near NYC
The Upper East Side near NYC is renowned for its elegant charm, tree-lined streets, and refined culture. But when the sun sets, this illustrious neighborhood transforms into a haven for cocktail enthusiasts. Here at Kikihub, our local anonymous chats have pinpointed some exceptional local cocktail bars that are often missed by tourists. Let’s delve into the secret spots where you can indulge in a masterfully crafted cocktail away from the crowds.
La Esquina Coctelería
Positioned slightly off the main thoroughfare, La Esquina Coctelería is a secret haunt known only to those who've dipped into serious local insights. This speakeasy-styled bar pays homage to the Prohibition era with its hidden entrance and atmospheric charm. The mixologists here are artisans, crafting cocktails that nod to classics while infusing their unique twist. Try their signature 'East Side Elixir,' a divine blend of lavender-infused gin, fresh cucumber, and lemon juice. With plush seating and dim lighting, the ambiance of La Esquina Coctelería is perfect for an intimate evening.
Top of the Park - The Quintessential Rooftop Bar
For those who enjoy their cocktails with a side of spectacular views, Top of the Park is an unparalleled find in the Upper East Side. This rooftop bar offers a panoramic vista of the NYC skyline, making it a favorite among locals looking for a serene escape. The cocktail menu features inventive concoctions using fresh, seasonal ingredients. The 'Summer Skyline Spritz' with elderflower liqueur, prosecco, and peach purée is a crowd favorite. As the evening progresses, the live music adds an extra layer of allure, establishing Top of the Park as a must-visit for both drink connoisseurs and nightlife enthusiasts.
The Library Bar: An Intellectual Retreat
Nestled within one of the historic brownstones of the Upper East Side, The Library Bar is a captivating blend of luxury and literary tradition. Books line the walls, and the sophisticated setting is ideal for those seeking a quiet refuge from the city’s hustle and bustle. The bar menu is as distinguished as its ambiance, featuring bespoke cocktails that breathe new life into forgotten recipes. Try the 'Bard's Breath,' which brings together bourbon, smoked rosemary, and a hint of honey—an insightful nod to classic American literature. Local insights reveal that The Library Bar is where the city’s intellectuals come to dazzle in conversation and enjoy top-tier cocktails.
Under the Influence - A Music Haven and Cocktail Bar
If your ideal night out includes a combination of exquisite cocktails and live entertainment, Under the Influence is your go-to destination. Known for its eclectic mix of music genres, this cocktail bar serves as a gathering spot for music aficionados and trendsetters alike. The cocktails here are as dynamic as the music, with each one named after a legendary track. The 'Purple Haze,' featuring blackberry-infused rum, lime, and mint, is a harmonious tribute to the song. Local insights tip this place for its welcoming vibe and melodious nights, making it a cornerstone of Upper East Side nightlife.
Trending Rooftop Bars: Where to Sip in Style on the Upper East Side
The Upper East Side isn't just about hidden, cozy cocktail bars; it also boasts some of the trendiest rooftop bars where you can sip in style. These spots offer breathtaking views coupled with sophisticated ambiance, setting the perfect stage for noteworthy evenings.
The Observatory - Marvel at Stellar Sips
Perched atop one of the district’s luxury hotels, The Observatory offers an otherworldly experience. Known for its astronomically themed cocktails, this rooftop bar features a celestial ambiance with soft lighting and elegant décor. The 'Celestial Bloom,' a concoction of starfruit, elderflower, and champagne, is a must-try. The views of the city’s skyline are unrivaled and often highlighted with occasional stargazing nights. For a night of luxury and breathtaking panoramas, locals suggest making The Observatory your destination.
Skyline Lounge: Sip Above the City
A newer addition to the Upper East Side’s nightlife scene, Skyline Lounge is a trending rooftop bar that combines modern elegance with laid-back vibes. Its minimalist design and outdoor seating make it a perfect summer night out spot. The cocktail menu is an innovative mix of exotic flavors and classic elements. Don't miss their 'Tropical Twilight,' a mix of passionfruit, vodka, and a zing of jalapeño. The Lounge is renowned for its impeccable service and stylish patronage, a must-visit on your list for an elevated Upper East Side experience.
Local Insights: Unveiling the Nightlife of the Upper East Side
The Upper East Side isn't traditionally known for its nightlife, but peel back a layer, and you’ll discover a vibrant scene that's cherished by locals. Whether you’re a cocktail aficionado, a rooftop bar lover, or someone seeking entertainment, the area's nightlife is filled with surprising and delightful options.
Live Music at The Jazz Corner
Tucked away in a quiet corner of the Upper East Side, The Jazz Corner is a well-kept secret that reverberates with stellar live performances. This intimate venue specializes in jazz, providing an excellent combination of improvisational music and finely crafted cocktails. The 'Blue Note Martini' is a blend of vodka, blue curaçao, and a hint of citrus, striking a perfect chord with the musical backdrop. Local patrons swear by the authentic jazz experience and the knowledgeable bartenders who are always ready to recommend the perfect drink.
Speak Freely - The Hidden Bar
Not easily found without a bit of local insight, Speak Freely is an underground bar that epitomizes the speakeasy tradition. Accessed through an inconspicuous door down an alleyway, this clandestine spot is a treasure for those in the know. The cocktail menu leans heavily on prohibition-era inspirations with modern twists. The 'Flapper's Delight,' a mix of gin, pomegranate, and a dash of rosewater, stands out among the offerings. Speak Freely is the perfect destination for those wanting to dive into the history and mystery of the Upper East Side's secret nightlife.
The Upper East Side near NYC offers an unparalleled variety of cocktail experiences that cater to all tastes and preferences. Thanks to the local insights shared on Kikihub, you can now venture beyond the mainstream and discover the hidden gems that make this neighborhood’s nightlife so enchanting. From secluded speakeasies to trending rooftop bars, your evenings in the Upper East Side will be nothing short of extraordinary.