Nothing Really Matters

Such a dope vibe! The speakeasy was diverse and drinks were flowing! Bartenders kept making specialty drinks that were getting the job done.

Great place buttt the booths are super small and you feel tight and cramped. they automatically add a 20% tip/charge to your bill. I didn't notice and left an additional tip.

Ran into this bar after a Broadway show and decided to check it out with the promise of delicious cocktails & pizza!While waiting for my "Funghi" pizza to arrive, I tried their 'Mexican Firing Squad" which was only slightly sweet & very tasteful, just the way I like 'em!However, once my pizza arrived they provided no proper plates or any kind of cutlery which rather perplexed me. Upon asking for plates & cutlery they responded "We don't have any plates because the pizza comes from next door's "See No Evil Pizza". Of course that makes zero sense at all because it "doesn't really matter" where the pizza comes from. If you are selling & serving food in your establishment, you should provide proper plates & cutlery! They were finally able to provide a ridiculously small 5x5 inch plate meant for bar nuts which leaves your pizza hanging off the plate onto the slimy bar!

Great bar in the 50th 1 downtown station. They were playing great music (pop hits) the whole night. The waitress was super friendly and the drinks are on point. They had some fantastic hot cocktails with hot chocolate and chai that I recommend! Will be back!

The bar is hidden downstairs in the subway station. (it was almost immediately once you went downstairs. The location was walkable for us right after seeing the play Chicago. no signage because it is a speakeasy.)The drinks were amazing. They had hot craft cocktail options, which was great for us on a cold day. The biggest surprise was the pizza! We had a pepperoni pizza that consisted of six amazing slices and was perfect for us three girls. Our server was a breath of fresh air, but I can't remember her name. She was brunette with long hair and so fun we would've invited her to come sit with us!

Great vibes , lowkey underground bar with lots of history. Drinks were great as well too. Service was quick and the music and atmosphere is a plus. I highly recommend!

This is a very cool speakeasy in the subway. They have a wide selection of drinks and the bartenders are so nice. It's a cool spot.

Ordered:Cherish (~$19): pineapple gin, strawberry infused fiero, strawberry, and lemonShe Drives Me Crazy (~$19): vodka, combier watermelon, amaro, basil, watermelon, and limeAya's take:Tucked away by the subway station entrance, we decided to grab a quick drink around 8pm on a Friday. It was busy! We were able to snag a spot at the bar. This place feels like a speakeasy; dark, dim, with red lights, yet has a trendy and contemporary feel to it. Honestly, I spent way too long looking at the menu and nothing stood out to me. We decided to go with Cherish and She Drives Me Crazy. Both were a bit too sweet for my liking and I felt that some of the flavors were overpowering others. I wish I had gotten a recommendation from the bartender instead because they seem pretty knowledgeable on crafting drinks. It's also super loud in here; so if you're looking for a spot to wind down or have a conversation, this isn't it. Glad I checked this out and don't forget, Nothing Really Matters!

I really loved my experience here. The bar is located underneath the old duane reade on the corner of 50th and Broadway. Just go down the stairs of the subway entrance and it's located next door to a pizza shop. The bartender was sooo friendly. The drinks were equally amazing. They also offered pizza from the shop next door and it was surprisingly good. Cocktails are typical for NYC , about $20 each. It's a nice treat to experience if you're in the city. My frozen drink was refreshing but that Moscow mule was so unique. They make it with a ginger beer that has a very heavy kick. You definitely feel it going down your throat.

This speak easy is super cool and the fact that it's in the subway makes it that much more interesting. Just take the downtown train to 50th and it's right outside the turnstiles. You don't even have to go to the street level. It's mainly a bar but you can order some Pizza and a few other items off the menu from the Spot next door. They'll bring it right in. The pizza is good too! Definitely did the job for me and the crew. They also have some great DJs that mix it up with great music. That's a plus. The service is also great! They're a super accommodating, fun and welcoming. So if you're looking for a cool speak easy this is definitely one to check out!Have a great day everyone!