Monkey Bar

Bar·New YorkRecommended by 2 publications
Monkey Bar
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“Born in 1936, Monkey Bar is the heartbeat of Midtown dining with its timeless fare and iconic vibe.”
— nycmonkeybar.com
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Lonely PlanetSep 23

12 Must-Do Activities in NYC This Fall

New York City is buzzing with energy during the fall. Here are the top ways for you to celebrate the season.

Old-school New York bar with delicious food.

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Condé Nast TravelerJan 30

23 Most Swoon-Worthy and Romantic Restaurants in NYC

Whether it's the first date, the last, or somewhere in between, these spots will set the right mood.

Iconic, art deco interior, unpretentious energy

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  • TorrisiRestaurantElevated pasta, see-and-be-seen kind of place
  • The NinesRestaurantQuintessential jazz night supper club
  • Minetta TavernRestaurantFrench bistro fare and vintage decor
  • Bar MogaRestaurant1920s-era Japanese cocktail bar with nostalgic vibe
  • Le French DinerRestaurantWalk-in only, intimate, trendy, French bites
  • AteraRestaurantEvolving seasonal tasting menu around the kitchen
  • Restaurant Marc ForgioneRestaurantExudes romance with brick walls, candles, decadent shared plates
  • TerukoRestaurantSultry sushi joint downstairs in Hotel Chelsea
  • Coby Club NYCPlaceSpeakeasy with 1950s San Francisco inspiration
  • Joseph LeonardRestaurantDim lighting, cozy corners, dependable food, late hours
  • Monkey BarBarIconic, art deco interior, unpretentious energy
  • The ModernMuseumTwo Michelin stars, warm atmosphere, romantic ambiance
  • Nightly'sRestaurantStylish bar and bistro with edgy European flair
  • Keys and HeelsPlaceGroovy speakeasy with elevated cocktails
  • Bar BirbaBarDreamy, dimly-lit, casual café with fairly priced food
  • Black Mountain Wine HouseBarLog cabin with fireplace, fantastic cheeses and wines
  • Hart'sRestaurantCandlelit, casual space with cozy corners, clam toast
  • River CaféRestaurantSpecial occasion spot under the Brooklyn Bridge
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