Reserve
Reserve
Marble bar, proper ice, espresso-martini flights and classics built right — plus a lounge you can actually sit in, a kitchen that sends until about 1AM on weekends, and a screening room for the nights the city cares about a game.
The bar program
Specialty cocktails built in house, martini and espresso-martini flights for the table, every classic done the honest way, and a wine and sangria list that keeps up with the kitchen.
Sit at the marble, take a banquette in the lounge, or move the group to a section with bottles and mixers. Same bar either way.
Four kinds of visit
A seat at the marble, a proper martini and a plate from the kitchen. Wednesday and Thursday are the quiet win.
Dinner in the dining room, then the lounge — low light, no rush, and a room that photographs well.
The Arena's LED wall, clear sightlines and table service through the whole fight or final. The Arena →
Late kitchen
Friday and Saturday the kitchen keeps sending until around 1AM — small plates, dips and handhelds while the bar pours.
Bar FAQ
Walk-ins are welcome at the bar and in the lounge. Reserve on Resy if you want a table for dinner or you are coming with a group.
The bar runs to 11PM Tuesday through Thursday and about 2AM Friday and Saturday, midnight on Sunday. The kitchen sends until around 1AM on Friday and Saturday, sometimes later.
Yes. Vodka, tequila, cognac, whiskey, scotch and champagne with mixers, plus bottle packages and sparkler presentations for the table. Bottle menu →
That is what the Arena is for — one of the largest LED screens in the city, clear sightlines and table service through the whole match. See the Arena →
Groups of eight or more are easiest with a heads-up — email Hello@Partake.NYC or take a section so nobody is standing.
No dress code. Come as you are for brunch and daytime; for evenings most guests like to dress it up a little.
Court Square — 7, E, M and G — one stop from Midtown Manhattan, and a short walk from Hunters Point, Astoria and Sunnyside.
10-29 44th Road — two blocks from Court Square, one stop from Midtown.