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Hidden beneath a NoMad coffee shop, Patent Pending is a Tesla‑themed speakeasy with electric cocktails categorized by Energy, Frequency, Vibration and Descent. Expect moody brick arches, teal booths, and bold mixology.

schmuck. is East Village’s stylish “living room” for cocktails — mid-century chic, quirky flavor experiments and two distinct bar zones where every drink is part conversation, not just consumption.

A sleek, hidden speakeasy-sports hybrid in NYC — J.Bespoke offers craft cocktails and intimate game viewing behind an unmarked brass door, where style meets fandom in an elevated lounge setting.

A gilded‑age masterpiece hidden in plain sight—step into The Campbell, where soaring Florentine ceilings, plush mohair seats, a historic safe‑fireplace, and live piano jazz blend into timeless elegance.

What looks like a neighborhood laundromat in Greenpoint hides Brooklyn’s coolest secret: a speakeasy‑style bar and pinball arcade tucked behind washing machines. Great craft beers, over 20 classic machines, zero pretension.

Aldo Sohm Wine Bar feels like drinking in a sommelier’s living room: relaxed, artful, and deeply curated — with 40+ wines by the glass, shareable bites, and a warm atmosphere just steps from Le Bernardin.

High-tech shuffleboard meets a full-on cocktail bar—neon-lit lanes, slick scoring screens, DJs on busy nights, and big-group energy in the heart of NoMad. Come for the games, stay for the espresso martinis.

Dive into Decibel: NYC’s underground sake pioneer—punk riffs, neon signs, and 100+ sakes served beneath East 9th Street in a dim, intimate den where music, sake, and counterculture collide.

Timeless and intimate, King Cole Bar at The St. Regis NYC serves legendary libations under a mesmerizing Maxfield Parrish mural—the birthplace of the “Red Snapper” (Bloody Mary)—in plush, artful surroundings.