Amor offers classes, bitters for purchase, vermouth on tap (Spanish style), and cocktails using a range of bitters, from Italian amaros to French liqueurs to local stuff.Tapas to match. Read more.
It's a dive...so what else than their Bud & Jager shot dirt cheap combo. Be careful. ..You might feel like 21 again.
The nontraditional piña colada, And His Hair Was Perfect, is made with white Caña Brava rum, Kalani coconut liqueur, fresh lime, and pineapple, then served over crushed ice with an Angostura float. Read more.
great juke box. great bar. heart. Read more.
My favorite greek restaurant in the city, everything is simple and really tasty, looks like an authentic family place in Greece! Don't forget to finish your dinner with some Ouzo ;)
Everything was extremely delicious. Octopus, fried calamari, spinach pastry are so good. Drink ouzo with fish. Mediterranean Seabass is wow!
This restaurant is now the foremost provider of classic Attic octopus in the East Village, served with grilled toasts saturated with olive oil. Read more.
Bobwhite Counter is an ave c gem. Come here for incredible fried chicken and southern comfort classics.
Bobwhite serves wedge-style French fries alongside classic Southern comfort food dishes. The cut means these fries are bigger and chewier than bistro varieties. Read more.
Jason Mendenhall, the bar's mixologist, makes his own bitters, preserves and cola—try the San Fran Sprout, made with his soda and fernet-branca, an Italian liqueur. Read more.
friendly, noisy Italian where you meet the owners. Tagliolini w black truffle & Bottarga, Salmon w sambuca, tarragon. photos at: http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=140283&id=765634189&l=1d8fea56ee
According to community contributor James Traub, "The basil-and-gelato re-imagination of the capresecould serve as Giano’s signature dish." Read more.
The Aperol Spritz was on point, the espressos as authentic af and every single thing we ate was a delight. Service was excellent to boot (it was a weeknight) and we loved sitting outside. I approve!
Get the Shark: a tiki drink with complexity and class (frangelico AND blue curacao, juice, and lots of rum)
Home run. Share lots of the appetizers (2 per person), drink a bottle of Greek wine, and enjoy the vibe. If it wasn't for the missing Ouzo or Arak (no liquor), I'd be a regular.