Lucy Bar

Lucy Bar is a fantastic spot that combines a lively atmosphere with delicious food and drinks. The Neapolitan-style pizza is a standout, with creative toppings. I loved the fun cocktails; they really add to the experience! The restaurant has a cozy vibe with some outdoor seating, and plenty of inside seating, perfect for enjoying a nice evening. Inside, the decor and art create a unique ambiance that's both inviting and fun. The wait staff were attentive and friendly, making sure we had everything we needed.

The ambiance was great. Cozy and definitely a nice spot for date night, dinner with friends or a solo date. The servers were nice. I got a mocktail which was okay. I Brussels sprouts starter was good, but too much chipotle mayo on top. Maybe less or put it on the side. My main was the risotto with oxtail. This was nasty. The risotto tasted like box Mac and cheese and was hard. Not Al dente hard, but a little uncooked hard. The meat was room temp and dry with no flavor at all.

Came for a pre dinner cocktail and didn't disappoint. Cute place with great decor. We sat outside on a warm and windy evening. I got the Hot Kiss (tequila style beverage) and my friend got a fernet and coke. Sidney our sever was fantastic. Def come check this place out :)

Cute aesthetic for a girl's happy hour or date night. Their Aperol spritz happy hour was fun and tasty and the pizzas were a good size & had a crispy crust. I enjoyed the variety of pizzas & the sauce was flavorful. Service was fast and we also went when they have live jazz playing so it was really nice!

Finally tried their food and it is a 10/10 I am obsessed with the portobello mushroom

Great service and cute atmosphere. Vibe is chill and welcoming. Food was hit and miss. The salads were incredible and the lamb pasta was tasty. However the cacio e pepe is 100% not cacio e pepe. At best it's fettuccine Alfredo with some pepper. Not a lot of flavor. The veal tortellini were pretty good but super salty. The most disappointing thing was the cheese / margarita pizza. Soggy crust and the sauce was so bland. I would likely give them another chance and order differently :)

When you want to try going to Franklin Hall during the Women's world Cup, you should probably count on trying to get there an hour early to avoid the line trying to get inside. The other alternative was right next door, Lucy Bar. What a hidden gem and a second best to seeing the World Cup. I met up with a friend to watch the game and getting a seat at the bar was perfect. We couldn't have planned a better night and had our own tv in front of us to get up close and personal. We started off with an Lucy Spritz which had Hayman's gin, Campari, Tumeric-orange syrup, lemon juice, prosecco. Not my usual, but wanted to change it up a bit. My usual is an Old Fashioned so you can see this was a big departure and a welcoming drink which reminds me of summer - light and refreshing. I had two of these and didn't realize that the alcohol would catch up with me, but it did. However, we ordered a pizza, the Monalizza which had mozzarella, ricotta, spicy 'nduja sausage, roasted tomatoes and Mike's hot honey. I enjoyed the flavors of this pizza and the dough was nice and soft. A great combo of flavor and who wouldn't love ricotta on their pizza?! Overall a great place that has a good ambiance with low lighting, great zen-like furniture and good vibe. I love the neon sign so you can't miss this place on its corner off of 14th Street!

Nice little bistro/ bar. It is a perfect place for small tastes and good drinks. Lucy's is a small vibrant bistro style bar. They don't need to have a large menu. Theirs is perfectly paired and suits the NE vibe. Pizza fresh toppings seemingly tasted like they were picked right before prep. The brussel sprouts are so good. Roasted with a nice bit of creamy dressing on them. The cocktails weren't overpowering as much as they were delicately infused with delitful liquors and fruit juices

Lucy Bar has great ambiance, but I was a bit disappointed by the fettuccine. It was tasty, but essentially a creamy fettuccine alfredo, which I didn't feel like was clear on the menu. The description was simply "zucchini, basil, mint" which to me implied a lighter dish, so I was surprised when the sauce was alfredo and the zucchini was fried. It was a tasty, elevated alfredo, just not what I was hoping for. Perhaps they could consider a change to the description? On another note, the caesar salad was good, my partner's pizza was yummy, and the dirty martini was spot on! Would go back to try a different pasta.

Best pizza in the city by a mile. Lucy's has such a great ambiance for a date or nice dinner with impeccable service and delicious food. You simply cannot go wrong with anything on the menu here. The Lucifer pizza, prosciutto appetizer, and pasta alla Norma are my absolute favorites, along with the valpolicella and pursuit of passion.