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222, West 77th Street, 10024, New York, New York County, US Соединенные Штаты Америки
contacts phone: +1 212-651-3319
larger map & directionsLatitude: 40.782158, Longitude: -73.9803886
Owen Mulcahy
::Sitting for 10 minuets after being told ‘I will send you a sever’ when I approached the bar.
raheem haskins
::I was excited to experience this bar with my wife. I got there about 10:25-30pm. I really felt like it was going good night until I overheard the bartender tell a couple that she was closed. I asked her if she said that the bar was closed. She said yes we close at 11:00pm! The previous couple asked could they get one drink since it’s just 10:30pm. The bartender told them that she has completely shut down everything! That was my cue to leave. No need to stay around when the bartender is in rush to leave
Kevin Raisch
::Stopped by on a snowy Saturday for a Gumball Machine cocktail. Great service, very intimate, tasty drinks. Overall impressed! Very limited seating, but hopefully you’ll find a seat.
The Queen Of Venice
::Sonia from LA would like to thank management for such a great team of employees. Chris at the bar was attentive, efficient and very professional. Managers and staff at the restaurant treated me like the star I am. Haha.. I will be coming back! Thank You.. @thequeenofvenice
Donald J. Boyle
::We went to NYLO bar to try their "signature" Shakespeare Globe drink-- a cute concept of a winter Shakespearean themed cocktail served inside a "globe" with a winter ornament floating inside of it and a straw through the top. For $18, you'll need to surrender a photo ID while you drink it so that you don't steal the "globe", which consists of a plastic, sort-of round mason jar costing no more than 65 cents at ACE Hardware, with no more than an ounce of alcohol in it, LOTS of ice, and a very cheesy cracker jack toy floating around it. It's served upside down so the screw-on lid serves as the base, and they poke a plastic straw through the bottom. Aside from my own, I saw other patrons being served their globes dripping wet on the outside from being hastily rinsed out from the previous use. Don't respect the paying customer enough to dry the outside of the vessel? The real insult comes when they carefully inspect your globe for damage (the damn thing is plastic) and settle your tab before returning your ID. 🙄 Good concept, but extremely overpriced and poorly executed.