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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.

A hi-fi listening club in Brooklyn with immersive quadraphonic sound, live DJs & experimental sets — Sound Room at Public Records is where music meets design in an intimate, cutting-edge venue.

Step through a hidden gate into NYC’s authentic 1920s speakeasy: cocktails in teacups, plush velvet interiors, secret tunnels, and a legendary Lower East Side legacy that feels like stepping back in time.

A refined Japanese‑style cocktail lounge nestled in an 1800s carriage house in Gramercy—Martiny’s blends Tokyo hospitality and artistry with theatrical drinks, Kimura glassware, warm oshibori towels, and luxurious omakase‑style service.

A vibrant mezcal‑and‑tequila haven in NoHo, Ghost Donkey blends Mexican hospitality with neon‑lit charm—perfect for celebratory cocktails, wild nachos, and a fun, energetic night out.

Tokyo-meets-West-Village charm in a bi-level izakaya bar: expert highballs, inventive cocktails & Japanese-American bites served warm by “Masa” himself. Cheeky, cozy, unforgettable.

Step into artful elegance at Bemelmans Bar in the Carlyle Hotel—where Madeline’s creator’s murals gleam under gold-leaf ceilings, live piano sets the mood, and signature “very dirty” martinis define timeless Gotham sophistication.

Descend into Flatiron’s pre-war cellar & taste cocktails as art—botanical whispers, immersive presentations & a tasting escape beneath 23rd Street.

A subterranean cocktail institution in the East Village, Death & Co serves theatrically crafted drinks alongside refined bites in a moody, intimate ambiance.