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55, Little West 12th Street, 10014, New York, New York County, US United States
contacts phone: +1 844-344-1200
website: www.brassmonkeynyc.com
larger map & directionsLatitude: 40.740766, Longitude: -74.008443
Shradha Baranwal
::New year's Eve was great here. Good drinks. Great crowd. A little too crowded though.
Alex Petry
::Good rooftop bar in this three story west side bar. Not far from Whitney or Chelsea High Line. Good views of the river, and NJ should you choose to look in that direction. That would also make for good sunsets. Plenty of space in back or upstairs for post work drinking.
Adam Kopchian
::Love this place. Rugby team always goes here after Saturday morning touch to catch six Nations in February and March. Love watching it upstairs. Bartenders are friendly and will tend to remember you if you go there often. If you're not a fan of breakfast sandwich or English breakfast, you'll need to wait until they start brunch at 11am. I think they're only open early when six Nations is playing. Large bathrooms - however it only has two stalls on the first floor (as far as I know). The one upstairs only has urinals in the men's bathroom. Large selection of liquors and beers, so there should be something for everyone - including the vodka drinkers for a bar stocking a lot of whiskeys. Love their decor and layout. If you're lucky, you can take over one of their alcoves and watch the game - making it into a semi-private viewing area for your party.
Wordee Rae
::Nice decor. Crowd was a bit immature to my liking, but overall I had a good time. Bartenders in the main area were way better than those in the back. Didn't have to wait in line for obvious reasons, but I'll try them again when the weather gets warmer for the outdoor area!
Christopher Salonia
::The spot that you have to venture off to find. Brass Monkey is what you expect out of the grungy vibe that the Meat Packing District tries to flaunt like it's history. Local folk, and yuppies alike, this place treats you well as long as you're there to have a good time! 2 floors with two separate bars which makes it nice when you want a quick change of scenery (I find that the second floor is less crowded). But the real cool thing about this place is it's small yet nicely placed rooftop that anyone can hang out in. This spot is definitely a great one if you're looking for a quick drink (They have a beer that they get brewed as well, it's pretty good!!)