The Dead Rabbit

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 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.

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.

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 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.

Eavesdrop: Greenpoint’s listening bar gem—craft cocktails, natural wine, small plates & vinyl vibes in a warm wood-filled room where the tunes are as important as your drink.

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

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.