By: Carol Kenneth
The Bowery Hotel bar is among the city’s best. Its palm-filled reception and wood-paneled lobby create a warm and comfortable ambiance. There are velvet settees and armchairs, racks of antlers on the walls and dim lighting. It’s an ideal spot to unwind after a day in the city.
Last Light
The Last Light at Bowery Hotel is an 11th floor bar that opened on April 17th. This bar offers panoramic views of the city and has a seasonal small plates menu. Chefs Joe Ogrodnek and Andrew Whitcomb, who both previously worked at Battersby and Dover, have created an exciting menu with a focus on regional flavors. Both men also have experience at high-end French restaurants like Petit Crenn. At Last Light, they oversee the daily kitchen operations and menu creation.
The space itself has a cozy vibe and offers great views of the city. The bar offers both indoor and outdoor seating. The booze here is reasonably priced. It’s a great place to spend an evening after dinner with a group of friends.
50 Bowery
This rooftop bar at the boutique hotel offers cocktails and small plates. It also has a cozy indoor lounge. The bar has an impressive view of the city. The upscale bar is a great spot for a night out in the city. The cocktail menu is varied, with a focus on classic cocktails.
The 50 Bowery Hotel is located near Chinatown and the Lower East Side. It is convenient to the nine subway lines. With its central location, this New York City hotel is an ideal starting point for urban exploration. The hotel’s lobby is a nod to the neighborhood and features salvaged light fixtures. It also features a large concrete pillar with a leather bench and a set of resin-coated tree trunk ottomans as the centerpiece.
The 50 Bowery Hotel is rated four stars and offers free Wi-Fi. It is located in Chinatown, close to many attractions and interesting dining options. It’s also close to New York City’s famous Central Park. The hotel is part of the JdV by Hyatt brand and has a restaurant on site.
Gemma
Gemma at Bowery Hotel Bar serves Italian cuisine and drinks. There’s outdoor seating, too. Guests can dine at this eatery in the evening or relax in the mornings. It is located on the top floor of the hotel. It is a popular destination for Italian food lovers.
Gemma is not cheap, but the food here is consistently solid. The place seats a large group comfortably. It also has a nice vibe and a good scene. Gemma’s fried rice balls are a must-try appetizer. The decor is fun, and the food is great.
The Bowery Hotel’s Gemma is a cozy Italian trattoria. It serves modern-classic Italian fare in a convivial atmosphere. Guests can also grab a drink in the Bowery Hotel’s bar. It’s more than a traditional hotel lounge, with warren-like armchairs and a sophisticated clientele.
