jaw-dropping Victorian decor and longest bar in NYClively, buzzy atmospherecocktails are well-crafted
high tea is a unique weekend activity
food quality doesn't match the ambiancecan feel overpriced for what you getgets very crowded and noisy on weekends
$50/person
Best for: cocktails in one of NYC's most stunning interiors · impressing out-of-town visitors with the decor · weekend high tea as a fun activity · a lively group night out
Busiest: Friday and Saturday 8pm-11pm
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Menu
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Signature Items
5 dishes
Come for drinks, stay for the decor. High tea weekends only. Brunch Sat-Sun. Free admission.
Chicken & Waffles
$24.00
Buttermilk fried chicken with maple syrup and berries — the brunch crowd-pleaser.
Smoked Salmon Benedict
$22.00
Poached egg, hollandaise, boxty, and greens — a solid brunch option.
Singaporean Coconut Chicken Curry
$21.00
An unexpected menu item — creamy coconut curry that's decent for a bar kitchen.
GF
Crispy Calamari
$16.00
Standard bar calamari — not groundbreaking but adequate with drinks.
High Tea Service
$50.00
Three-tiered service of scones, sandwiches, and sweets — a fun weekend activity, not haute tea.