Sunken Harbor Club

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.

Lantern’s Keep: a timeless speakeasy tucked behind the lobby of the Iroquois Hotel—expect pre-Prohibition cocktails, plush velvet seats, soft lighting & a refuge from the Midtown buzz.

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

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 Marie Antoinette–inspired speakeasy hidden beneath Brooklyn Heights—a plush Rococo hideaway down a secret bookshelf, where decadent absinthe cocktails and burlesque nights meet 19th-century subway tunnel thrills.

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.

Step through a secret buzzer into an elegant 1920s‑inspired parlor where plush sofas, dim lighting, and tailored cocktails await. Raines Law Room offers speakeasy charm, refined atmosphere, and intimate conversations—NYC’s covert cocktail hideaway.

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.

Step back into the Jet Age at The Sunken Lounge — mid-century glam, retro cocktails, poolside runway views & swizzle sticks that once flew at 30,000 ft.