DDOBAR by Joomak NYC
Open kitchen with bar seating around chefs creates an intimate, casual vibe despite being inside a food hall. Atmosphere feels modern and stylish but somewhat noisy and unorthodox due to the setting. Guests experience personalized, artistic Korean omakase with thoughtful, unique dishes and carefully paired drinks.
Good to know
Reservations are required to dine at DDOBAR.
The tasting menu ranges from $75 to $135, with additional extras available.
The restaurant is located inside Olly Olly Market at the back.
Open kitchen shows chefs cooking live, creating a lively atmosphere. Speakeasy entrance behind art gallery adds unique charm. Tasting menu serves miniature art on plates with inventive flavors and textures.
Good to know
Reservations are required for the two nightly seatings at 6pm and 9pm.
The restaurant offers a special Valentine's Day menu each year.
Frevo serves gluten-free bread for guests with dietary restrictions.
Intimate 23-seat space with impeccable interior design and dim, warm lighting creates a sexy, romantic atmosphere that buzzes without feeling crowded. Small, narrow tables encourage close conversation amid avant-garde music and a carefully crafted, seductive environment. The vibe suits both intimate dates and shared dinners with friends, balancing comfort and sophistication.
Good to know
The restaurant is very tiny, so make a reservation.
The cost for two people is โฌ180.
The restaurant caters for both vegan and gluten-free diets.
Small sushi spot upstairs offers an intimate, quiet atmosphere with minimal decor and cozy seating at a bar and two tables. Friendly staff create a welcoming vibe, enhanced by a unique polaroid photo wall. The place stands out for its Omakase bar, hidden location, and clean, cozy environment.
Good to know
Come early as seating is limited.
Be aware that Jurin Sushi may not accommodate large groups due to limited seating.
You have to ring the doorbell to get in.
Intimate 8-seat setting in a repurposed library room creates a quiet, tranquil atmosphere with a dark, moody vibe. Guests watch chefs prepare an 11-course vegan omakase featuring complex, plant-forward flavors. The space feels like a hidden gem within a hotel lobby, offering a unique dining experience.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended as the restaurant can only seat 10 guests at a time.
The 15-course vegan tasting menu dinner costs $65 and lasts about 60 minutes.
Dinner for two people plus one soda totals $234.
Interior resembles a Mughal palace with marble entry and golden accents, creating an opulent atmosphere. The space balances sophistication and comfort with intricate mosaics and floral chandeliers. Guests experience a transportive vibe blending fine dining with rich Indian cultural elements.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for dinner, especially for larger groups.
The menu is designed for sharing, ideal for groups of 4-6.
Expect high prices; dishes are best enjoyed with a larger party.
Intimate cocktail bar with a small counter seating nine, featuring striking art pieces including murals and a ceiling fresco. Atmosphere is cozy and sophisticated, encouraging conversation with bartenders and chefs. Known for an Asian-inspired cocktail program and a vegan tasting menu served in a private room next to the lounge.
Good to know
Reservations at Clemente Bar are for a maximum of 2 hours.
It is recommended to reserve for the studio experience at The Studio.
The Studio has a small counter for a maximum of 9 people.
Graffiti-adorned alley leads into a modern, rustic space with dim lighting and upbeat ambiance. A lively atmosphere fills the restaurant, with a secret speakeasy bar downstairs offering a more intimate setting. The place draws a crowd that appreciates a cozy yet trendy vibe.
Good to know
Reservations are required to avoid long waits, especially during peak hours.
The wait to get in is about 20-25 minutes depending on party size.
The speakeasy operates from 6-11 pm on certain days downstairs.
Copper and brass distillers dominate the stylish interior filled with warm smokey fragrance and loud music. A speakeasy basement hosts private events with magic shows and live music, while the second-floor bar offers a welcoming atmosphere with attentive staff. Wall art featuring a light-up map of NYC speakeasies and a Basquiat installation add unique character to the space.
Good to know
The distillery tour is first come, first served without prior notice.
Reservations are recommended for the 'Bourbon & Bites' tour.
The Sunday Jazz Brunch features live music and requires a reservation.
Peruvian restaurant with chic minimalist decor and nautical accents creates a laidback yet sophisticated atmosphere. Live DJ and vibrant bar energize the space, while authentic ceviche and expertly crafted cocktails define the culinary experience.
Good to know
Reservations may be canceled without notice, so confirm before visiting.
Expect high prices for dishes, reflecting elevated Peruvian cuisine.
Mocktails advertised may not be available, so check beforehand.