Perched high at the Aliz Hotel, Dear Irving on Hudson serves up chic cocktails and tasty bites, all while showcasing stunning skyline views that make it a go-to for intimate nights out or lively gatherings.
"Dear Irving on Hudson is a perfect place to get to know someone who might become more than a friend one day. The views are great, the cocktails are well-made, and there are little "seating stations" for two that feel like being in your own bubble. On the 40th and 41st floors of the Aliz Hotel Times Square, there's plenty of space for big groups too, as well as multiple open-air balconies." - bryan kim, molly fitzpatrick, will hartman, sonal shah, tiffany yannetta
"Dear Irving on Hudson is the perfect place to get to know someone who might become more than a friend one day. The views are great, the cocktails are well-made, and there are little "seating stations" that will make you feel like you're in your own little bubble as you try to figure out what the day's colors on the Empire State Building mean. This sister bar to Dear Irving takes up both the 40th and 41st floors of the Aliz Hotel Times Square, so there's plenty of space for big groups too. Most of the seating is indoors, but there are multiple open-air balconies. " - bryan kim, neha talreja, kenny yang, molly fitzpatrick
"Dear Irving on Hudson is a perfect place to get to know someone who might become more than a friend one day. The views are great, the cocktails are well-made, and there are little "seating stations" (made for two) that will make you feel like you're in your own little bubble as you try to figure out what the day's colors on the Empire State Building mean. Snack on some lobster rolls and macarons, and request a bartender's choice if none of the house cocktails sound appealing." - team infatuation
"Dear Irving on Hudson is a perfect place to get to know someone who might become more than a friend one day. The views are great, the cocktails are well-made, and there are little "seating stations" (made for two) that will make you feel like you're in your own little bubble as you try to figure out what the day's colors on the Empire State Building mean. Snack on some lobster rolls and macarons, and request a bartender's choice if none of the house cocktails sound appealing. If the person you're with requests "something chocolatey and milky," then you'll know this is probably your first and last date together." - will hartman, bryan kim, willa moore, neha talreja
"Dear Irving is on the 40th floor of the Aliz Hotel, with 360 degree views to enjoy while you drink a cocktail. The food menu is filled with the kind of fancy bar food you’d expect to find at a hotel like bite-sized crab cakes, mini wagyu sliders, and mushroom croquettes." - team infatuation
