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Book a reservation for your snow globe here. There is a food and beverage minimum of $135 per person. The menu includes savory and sweet fondue, empanadas, pretzel bites, and more. The bar’s festive Veuve Clicquot Winter Chalet is back, offering a glamorous apres-ski lodge-inspired pop-up with private snow globes with fur-lined seats, mood lighting, and a custom Veuve Clicquot champagne bar. Purple, the 15th-floor rooftop bar of Hotel Indigo on the Lower East Side. Purple’s Veuve Clicquot Winter ChaletĮver dream of sipping bubbly inside a larger-than-life snow globe surrounded by skyline views? Then head to Mr.

Holly jolly cocktails include a Kris Kringle Colada, White Russian Christmas, Azul Navidad, and Mistle-to-Toe, a bourbon drink in a hot-tub-shaped vessel made for two. The pop-up returns this year to Boilermaker in the East Village through December 31. Sip on seasonal suds and spirits like a Christmapolitan, Snowball Old-Fashioned, Jingle Balls Nog, Nice Shot, and Naughty Shot.Ĭreated by the team behind the Miracle pop-ups, Sippin’ Santa puts a tropical twist on the holiday, allowing New Yorkers to pretend the temperatures outside are way above freezing. Miracle on Union Street has taken over Williamsburg’s Thief bar, which is now decked out with faux snow, tinsel, ornaments, and all things jolly. Located at The Cabinet in the East Village, the Miracle on 9th Street was the first location of the pop-up in 2014. Over-the-top Christmas decor and holiday-themed cocktails come to two New York City bars as part of a worldwide pop-up. Miracle on Union Street & Miracle on 9th Street Photo of Miracle on Union by Daniel Schwartz Reservations can be made via Resy for both indoor and outdoor dining now through mid-January. Feliz Coctelería has a special seasonal menu with beverages like “A Lump of Coal” (blackberry, mint, mango butter, black sesame, tequila, lime, egg white, Chilean red wine) and “Epazote Hot Toddy” (epazote hot tea, ginger, spiced apple cider, lemon, guajillo-infused bourbon), which will be served in fun holiday-inspired glassware. In sum, he says, 'This place is about the cocktails so I wanted to do something unobtrusive, but awesome.' Stay tuned for more when it makes its official debut.The seasonal pop-up Feliz Coctelería is now open at the Nolita bar and restaurant, The Garret Coctelería. Latin-inspired holiday decor and ornaments have taken over the bar, with large palm trees with Christmas lights, snowflake paper chains, gift-wrapped tables, Hanukkah-inspired decorations, and more. And the chips are on the menu in lieu of fries because he wanted something greasy and crunchy but realized they wouldn't have the capabilities to do on the spot frying. So I make a big plate of all that other stuff so that a few people can split a plate, it's affordable, and they get real food in their stomachs.'īroccoli makes an appearance because Kord is obsessed with the vegetable at the moment, and he'll serve a broccoli rillete with lentils, toast, crab meat, radishes, and creme fraiche. He adds, 'We shouldn't just leave caviar for the Upper East Siders, we should have some too. Chef Tyler Kord explains over the phone that his caviar service will involve large platters with one ounce tins of caviar (choices include everything from trout roe to the super expensive stuff), toast, creme fraiche, pickled lychees, and some whole prawns. The brief bar menu offers four main items: caviar, oysters, broccoli, and chips.

And for those who come in the early evenings, they'll have a separate Manhattan and Martini list for the oyster service.īut not only oysters. Three cocktails will come from the original bar, while the remaining three are completely new.

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And it will probably be awesome.Ĭo-owner Kathryn Weatherup tells Eater that she's planning a menu with seven cocktails-six standards plus a bartender's choice called 'Keep Calm and Carry On'-six wines, beers on tap, and a list of six to eight grower only champagnes.

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As soon as the liquor license arrives-which is in the mail, they hear, and will come any day now, swear- Weather Up Tribeca, the new Manhattan offshoot of the original Weather Up in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, will open to the public.

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