La Noxe

We were looking for a cocktail bar post dinner on Sunday and most of the bars were closing or already closed. I remember seeing this bar and I was like oh let's see if it's open, they were also going to close soon but welcomed us for a nightcap. Gabriel was an exceptional host to us and we pretty much had the place to ourselves, We had a great experience, drank wine, and good conversation. Def will like to circle back around to try their cocktails

Cool vibe but owner seemed preoccupied with flow Also the servers (with owner manager overseeing) tried to serve another wine that I didn't order- and only after I asked to see the bottle told me they were giving me a replacement If you are going to charge $18/ glass should let your customer know if you don't have it rather than trying to pass off another wine as the same one

La Noxe is a small yet intimate speakeasy that has an entrance through a subway station. The drinks were very good; I enjoyed "Hard Facts" tequila based drink and the Catalan Toast as a snack.

Our friend was hosting so we luckily got one of the back tables with seating and didn't have to make a reservation. Seems advisable to make one, though! The small bit I heard of their backstory should be something everyone takes into account and hears. This is a passion project with cool vibes, fun snacks, and great drinks, and of course our hostess Megan was so fun and welcoming! Cocktails we ordered: *Creme de la Creme (vodka) martini (x2) *Secret Garden *2 random spicy, tequila based cocktails. Snacked on a plate of large olives + bread crisps + assortment of 3 cheeses. Cannot go wrong with cheese and any type of antipasto! Wish I had gotten a pic because the vibe was immaculate. DJ was doing her thing! Music was loud but you didn't have to yell to be heard. I agree with the reviewer who said that this is the perfect place to start your night or to hang out casually for a while.

Really cool speak easy location in the train station.. initially, I was a little tricky finding the entrance, but with little effort, I was able to find it at street level. Seating is highly limited, so I suggest you call ahead to book a reservation Really cool vibe featuring a Dj playing ambient music, craft cocktails, with limited appetizers for food options. Met up with friends and we had a good time.

Marcus and Marilee in the FIDI location are TOP NOTCH. Dare I say the vibe of downtown is even better than this one?? Yes.

AARON was phenomenal! Thank you for your amazing drink and awesome laughs! You rock! You make the place worthy!

To say the past two years were bad is an understatement. Lifing got so difficult that I barely had the time to see my friends and family. A friend of mine, who is like an older sister to me, and I finally got a chance to hang out this past weekend. We got happy hour in Chelsea and were on our way home until my friend decided we will do one drink at some speakeasy. I was already three to four drinks in so I was reluctant. When we got to some trash room looking place with a label-less door, I was even more hesistant. I was ready to get my key and put them between my knuckles just in case I needed to defend the both of us until a friendly face opened the door. Believe his name was Justin. I put my keys back in my pocket and proceeded to follow him to a eerie like moment. We sat by the bar, talked to Aaron, and had a great night. We thought we were getting one drink, but the two were so friendly that I didn't realize I drank more than one. A true hidden gem and you will have a great time if Aaron and Justin or Aaron/ Justin are there. 100% recommend.

Really cool speakeasy bar hidden in the subway stop. The entrance is now on the street level, but you exit through the subway which is super fun. Didn't have a reservation on a Friday night but they had room for two at the bar. Got the Placebo mocktail which was a ginger beer base and very good. $19 for a mocktail is crazy though. My brother got the Cortez cocktail which was also $19. He thought it was an above average spicy margarita. Would be a fun and impressive date night!

This is a creative idea and cute spot but very overpriced all things considered. For example, charging $16 for 3 potatoes cut in half with 6 slithers of octopus is highway rubbery. (Get it?) I thought the octopus was tasty and not too rubbery but 4 slithers just isn't fair. The guacamole and chips are served with regular Tostitos from the supermarket they're not even the restaurant tortilla chips and not warmed. We also had the pesto with mozzarella. Again, nice flavor but the serving size should be more for what they charge. I'd say the best thing I had there was a chilled French wine and the Mean Caucasian drink. The staff, especially the owner/bartender Jon, was very friendly. It's a cool place to try once but given the extremely skimpy portions and price I probably wouldn't go back. It's not fair to the customer to take such a dividend on the food by charging such a price for a minuscule portion. They have about 4 tables and perhaps 6-8 seats at the bar. Cute place to impress a date and show you found a hidden spot. Go have one drink, impress your date with a cool place then go eat somewhere else for sure!I gave 4 stars cuz they gained an extra star for location and creativity.