Angel's Share

Nice atmosphere, and best cocktails I’ve had all year. Got the Take You There, which had a warm delicious profile, elevated with fruity notes and the accompanying dried fruit, and the Painted Paradise, which was gorgeous, complex, and balanced with beautiful soft fruit and floral prolonged notes. Highly recommend both. Only issue is this definitely falls on the pricey side 💰, even for Manhattan, so brace yourself.

Interesting spot we stumbled across, felt like an old whisky bar you’d find in Asia. Expect a first come first serve wait.. you can out your name down but have to be present with your entire party when its called. We were told an hr wait so had a drink across the street and came back, but name was called so we had to put our name down again. Honestly moves fast depending on when you come (later in the night the better). Very expensive drinks! $20+ all craft cocktails that have a mix of flavors. Not strong at all. Honestly did not enjoy it for the price and the vibe there is just, definitely a start spot for your night or to bring a date. Would suggest going to another bar, not a “wow” experience here.

The cocktails were great (especially Cheek to Cheek), the ambiance very nice but I miss the old place speakeasy vibe when you enter via another place. Here you just line outside for 30-40 min (no reservations) and can't even leave your phone and go wait somewhere else. The bar area is more fun than the back room which is more romantic. However they need to have a better fan, it got a lot of fried oil smell from the kitchen in the back and my clothes was all smelly the day after.

Angel's Share holds the title of my top speakeasy and bar pick. Despite the intimidating line outside, it moved pretty quickly - we were told a 45-minute wait time but found ourselves seated in just 20. While I have a soft spot for their previous location, the new venue offers more space. However, the hallmark of Angel's Share remains unchanged: impeccable service coupled with the city's most innovative cocktails, often tinged with Japanese flavors. I got the Painted Paradise, which was a delightful concoction, bursting with distinctive and refreshing flavors.

What an incredible experience. There is no booking list, but the waiting line goes quick. We went 2 times in 2 different days and had to wait max 30 min, but i promise you it is worth every second. The menu of cocktails is incredible, the staff super nice, they really know what to do. Actually, they do art in here. Try to take the most unusual combination of ingredients, you will not be dissapointed 👌🏻ps: i reccomend not to miss Flirtbird - with plum salt. You will not understand what happens to your taste buds 🤭

Angel's Share does it again. This is their third distinct location and the second that I've been to (I also stopped by their hotel pop-up location multiple times). They continue to provide some of the best, most balanced craft cocktails in the city. Everyone from visitors to NYC natives should visit this bar at least once. Oddly enough, the highlight of my most recent visit was their espresso cocktail which I generally view as a "utility" drink rather than an actual cocktail. However, the folks at Angel's Share have successfully elevated it to a phenomenal drink. Can't recommend this place enough.

I eagerly came here with a friend recently, having been fans of the original iteration in the East Village for many years. We arrived at 4:50pm on a Thursday evening, with only a group of three ahead of us. We then proceeded to stand and wait for another 35 minutes for the bar to open, which was unfortunate due to the extremely hot and humid weather that day. It wasn't clear what the delay was, and the group ahead of us attempted to go in around 5:15 only to be sent back out by the host who simply said that they "weren't ready yet". We finally were welcomed inside nearly 30 minutes after the bar was scheduled to open, and were given seats at the bar. The space itself is very sleek and noticeably larger than the EV original, but with lower ceilings and a larger bar overall. It was nice to see the original mural hanging behind the bar, and the bartenders maintaining the overall classic feel of the establishment. As for the drinks, the menu was extensive, and nearly every cocktail consisted of at least 4-5 ingredients. As expected, they were all very creative, nuanced, and expertly prepared. Between the two of us, we sampled six of the drinks, with the Smoke Gets in Your Eyes and Venceramos being the favorites. I was a little disappointed that nearly all the drinks for this initial opening menu skewed on the lighter, fruitier side, which isn't wholly surprising given the season. However, I would have expected at least a few more spirit-forward offerings, especially given the depth of the menu. All in all, the drinks were interesting and well done, but I was left a little disappointed given the delay in being seated and the lack of spirit-forward options on the menu.