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Delicately crumbling Cuban rum bar from liquor aesthetes behind Mayahuel and Death & Co. Batista-nostalgic jewel box of ‘50s pink and green, curly ironwork, tin cups. Sugarcane specialties poured by the finger, punch bowls in four sizes. Mixology queen Charlotte Voisey's fizzes, coladas share stool space with guest sips from likes of St. John Frizell, Jim Ryan, whose 6-Toe Punch is an ode to Hemingway's deformed cat. Beefy snacks of Sloppy Joe sliders on dainty plates.
NYC’s first bitters bar opens up new vistas of boozing pleasures. Liqueurs, amaros, and experiments from the Bittermens crew you're not going to find anywhere else. Vermouth on tap makes fo... read more
Death be proud, though some have called you out for an unpromising name, cramped quarters, and need for a flashlight to read the menu. Fortunately, sophisto spot is free of the goth and groan, pack... read more
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