Angel's Share

(Overall: A+) - Angel's Share topped my charts for inspiringly innovative cocktails -- I had such a great joy just browsing their menu as there was an endless number of fantastic options suitable to a wide range of tastes. I was thrilled when the drinks were just as impressive as the menu itself, hitting tastes buds that make me craving for me. I love that the vibes were chill and intimate, allowing us to fully admire the beauty of this dim lit bar.(Flirtibird: A) - The yuzu flavor bomb this Japanese-centered drink starts with packs such an impressive punch that sets the tone for the rest of the drink. I love the plum salt rim that added umami contrast to the sweet acidic drink, and the shiso added a background minty herbal touch.(Fool Me Once: A) - I love this sugar forward drink with pleasant primary notes of passionfruit and peach for a comforting sip. The pani puri is quite cute and paired well to add some contrastive texture, served in a sweet way.Food: +2Presentation: EPrice: EAtmosphere: +1Service: +1Menu: +2Overall: 6 starsInsta/Yelp/Beli/TikTok: @amei_eats

It is said that the evaporation of whisky in the oak casks is an angelic blessing. The essential loss has given the alcohol its cultivated flavour - hence the name, Angel's Share.Man, this place is perhaps one of my favourite bars in the world. I miss it dearly.

Fantastic speakeasy in west village with complex cocktail concoctions. I especially loved the creamier egg-white cocktails that they had!- Fever: 10/10 (probably the best cocktail that we got. Loved that you could taste the subtle hint of parmigiana in the foam!)- Street scene: 9/10 (very interesting cocktail with matcha foam. The green matcha taste could be a throw off for some though.)- Cheek to cheek: 10/10 (great egg white cocktail)Vibes were amazing. Note though that if you are a party of 3+ the wait time might be super long (most of the tables are for parties of 2). Also note that you physically have to be in line (no writing down phone numbers and waiting someplace else).

I really wanted to like this place but unfortunately I quite don't understand how it made it onto North America's 50 Best Bars list. The drinks were just average, and for the price, you'd be better off visiting other bars in NYC. Additionally, they don't take reservations or accommodate groups larger than four. I'd recommend skipping this spot and exploring other options.

great bar, dimly lit basement that has a great speakeasy vibe. the drinks I tried were well made, balanced well and diluted properly with interesting components. I arrived just before opening and there was a short line, it didn't take long to fill up completely

Amazing speakeasy / cocktail bar in SoHo. Would recommend to anyone who wants to try unique cocktails. We waited about 45 minutes to get a table for 3 on a Saturday night. FYI - they do not allow parties bigger than 4, and do not split up groups. We ordered the flirtibird, cheek to cheek, mi gran pasión, and maybe the maiden voyage (?). The cheek to cheek and mi gran pasión were our favorite of the 4. We ended up ordering second rounds of the flirtibird and pasión drink. The flirtibird was a sweet/salty plum shochu drink. The pasión drink was a sweet strawberry/pineapple tequila drink. The maiden voyage (?) was a delicious clear yogurt mango drink that was so unique. The last drink we ordered was the cheek to cheek and this one you have to try! This drink you eat with a spoon - you don't drink it. It's a berry rum drink topped with mascarpone. Such unique, creative, and delicious drinks. Can't wait to come back again. Each drink was $23. The inside was decorated nicely and the service was quick.

My favorite speakeasy bar with my all-time favorite cocktail! I dream about the Flirtibird (shochu, yuzu, and plum salt rim). It's an addicting drink that never gets old. There is a bit of a wait for this spot but you won't be disappointed! This new location is a bit more spacious. They don't allow more than 4 people per party so this is good for intimate gatherings.

Been trying to check this place for awhile and I'm so glad I was finally able to come! My friend and I walked in around 8ish on a Tuesday night and we only had to wait about like 20 minutes to get seated. I loved the darker ambiance with comfier booth seats + bar seats. The server seated us and told us where the bathroom was, which was good to know beforehand.Even the menu was really pretty and was good to have as a prop when taking pics of the cocktails. The lighting was just the right amount to take pics of the decoration behind the bar + the drinks using night mode! I loved how extensive the menu was, organized based on their hard liquor base (gin/tequila/vodka/etc). There were so many unique cocktails with the touch of Japanese flavors/fruits which we loved! It doesn't get too loud so you can hear each other well. The table behind us was being really loud and it was bothering us, but before we had to say anything a waitress came to ask them to lower their volume which we appreciated b/c it was affecting our experience and the vibe of the place. Would definitely come back here to try other cocktails!!

It was calm and nice to have conversations in, and drinks were high end tooWalk in only, so I the wait time really varies a lot

The drinks were fine, the atmosphere was probably the best part. Though, in recent years simply "going out for a drink" because a single cocktail costs between 17-20 dollars. Personally I believe you are paying for the experience as much as the drink. I was sorely underwhelmed by the costumer service. There an initiation unintentional mistake with our seating by the host, not only did we end up waiting an anomalous amount of time to be seated due to the mistake our the arrival of our drinks were extremely lethargic. I did say anything originally but when issues continued to happen specifically to our party I brought it to the attention of the host, not only was there no compensation offered but the manager was completely dismissive and condescending in response to a costumer complaint.