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Venues

    Village East Cinema

    City Cinema’s beautifully restored Village East was once the home of Yiddish theater in its 1,200-seat auditorium. Legend has it that Walter Matthau began his film career here as a young boy working at the concession counter.

    Its past is still evident in the Moorish designs that adorn both the inside and outside of the theater. Yiddish writing outside the lobby and a large star of David in the dome of the main auditorium further infuse atmosphere into the historic building.

    The Royal

    Located directly below Union Square in the midst of New York City, The Royal borders Gramercy and downtown Manhattan. A large retractable front door that spans the entire front face leads into a 2400 square foot venue that includes a lounge, lengthy bar and back game-watching mecca. Aligned with leather banquettes and high tops the space transforms from a sports bar into a lounge and cozy spot to watch any favorite pastime. The deep grey reclaimed wood walls have 40+ television screens for viewing pleasure from any angle.

    Monarch Rooftop

    The Scandinavian-chic décor, designed by Natalia Todorova of Gwathmey, Seigal, Kaufman Architects, features an indoor lounge that radiates glamour and allures with seductive appeal, seamlessly connecting to the exterior oasis patio with sliding floor to ceiling glass doors. Vintage bricks, white painted hand washed wood panels on the walls, teak and grey custom Terrazzo tiles, and raw iron columns evoke a feeling of a Scandinavian summer home with accents of Manhattan elegance. Black pendants designed by Tom Dixon cast gold shadows on the natural tree form bar counter top and glass lighting fixtures project down to reflect on the modern wood walls. The modern, yet unimposing deep seated upholstered sofas invite guests to relax and bask in the views of Midtown Manhattan, while floor to ceiling silk curtains frame the picturesque view of the iconic Empire State Building.

    DL

    The DL is a multi‐level lounge, restaurant and event space located in Manhattan’s Lower East Side. If you are looking for an extraordinary nightlife or after work experience, The DL has what you’re looking for! Spanning 7,500 square‐feet over three levels, its luxe decor and dynamic energy embodies a lively ambiance.

    Guests can enjoy dinner on the first floor (Dinner on Ludlow) with its majestic atmosphere lit by chandeliers dripping in crystals or head straight upstairs to our rooftop lounge. You can stop and hit up the sexy and sultry second floor (Red Room) or enjoy spectacular views of the Williamsburg Bridge on the South Beach–esque third floor (Rooftop).

    Cellar Bar (Bryant Park Hotel)

    The Cellar Bar is the hotel’s cavernous gothic lounge. Conveniently located between the hotel lobby and the screening room.

    With an ambiance bridging gothic cavern and modern urban lounge, Cellar Bar boasts a unique architectural structure unlike many others in the great city of Manhattan. Candelabras and antique-looking chandeliers hang from the arch-infused ceiling, candle-lit booths outline the perimeter, and crosses adorn the walls. Plush velvet surrounds the venue, giving it a hip and yet simultaneously comforting vibe.