Nearly a century ago, speakeasies defined Manhattan nights, making the social scene exclusive and elusive, just how New Yorkers like it. While we are no longer subject to the laws of prohibition, the tradition of the “unmarked door” is very much alive. The covert entrances that once served to disguise the most lavish parties from the law now serve as an artful asylum from the tourists and masses. Although the goal of these venues is to remain undercover, nothing can stay secret for long in a city like New York.
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Tony
January 28, 2013
6:01pm
Campbell apartment is weak, it's full of commuters and their drinks aren't very good. Little branch blows it out of the water, live jazz and lit by candlelight, not to mention phenomenal drinks from an ex milk and honey-er. Booker and dax in the back of momofukko is also amazing, molecular drink making at its finest.