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Party Earth Review Spanning the lobby of the Ace Hotel and connected to the Breslin Dining Room, the Lobby Bar is a lively but soothing sanctuary that draws everyone from international hotel guests to local hipsters. A rustic décor featuring... ... read full review
Ace Hotel, 20 West 29th Street
New York, NY 10001
R, W: 28th Street-Broadway
212-679-2222
Daily 7am–4am
Chelsea / Flatiron, New York –
Spanning the lobby of the Ace Hotel and connected to the Breslin Dining Room, the Lobby Bar is a lively but soothing sanctuary that draws everyone from international hotel guests to local hipsters.
A rustic décor featuring taxidermy, a gigantic American flag, and dark wood details combines with cozy touches like throw pillows, lap blankets, and desk lamps to create a warm and homey vibe for the sociable business types and travelers who settle in on plush red couches and tartan-print arm chairs for after-work drinks and low-key conversation.
The chatty vintage-shirt set tends to hang out at the classic wooden bar in back or at the high tables where they can take advantage of the outlets and wireless connectivity during the day, while privileged creative types and groups of young professionals stop in to chat and flirt on the large communal sofas for some postprandial drinks at night.
Though not a typical full night’s destination, The Lobby Bar offers a laid-back vibe and enough inventive cocktails to make it the perfect place to kick back and relax with friends before moving on to higher-energy haunts.
If you’re looking for a totally different kind of meal, have your drinks at the bar and then settle in at the Breslin Dining Room for the famous suckling pig dinner. For just $65/person, you and seven or more of your friends can feast on an entire roast pig! You’ll have to make arrangements at least two days in advance, but it’s easy – just call 646-214-5764 or send an e-mail to [email protected]
Sociable hotel guests, hipsters, after-work business people, business travelers, young professionals, and local residents, 20s to 40s.
Low ambient rock. Photo booth. Free Wi-Fi.
Brunch and dinner menus of English staples including sweetbreads, stuffed pigs’ feet, lamb burgers, a full English breakfast, and desserts. Kitchen closes at midnight.
Appetizers $10+, entrées $15+. Beer $6+, wine $8+/glass or $35+/bottle, cocktails $10+.
Neat casual to business casual: slacks, button-downs, Ralph Lauren, jeans and heels, suits with loosened ties.
Any weekday evening for after-work drinks, or Fridays and Saturdays, though there may be a line.
The adjacent Breslin Dining Room offers an extended menu and a more formal restaurant setting.
The Lobby Bar at Ace Hotel User Reviews