NBetween

What a wonderful find! NBetween is located in Chelsea Market via the side entrance. I initially saw photos online and wasn't convinced this was a spot for date night. Still, I went. When I got inside, my mind changed quickly. Here's my review in order of importance: Would I go back? Yes! And I can't wait. I want to go back for date night, to try more of the food and drinks on the menu, and I think this place would also be amazing for a girls nights. The Vibe Oh the vibe. The vibe was incredible. Beautiful dim lighting, surrounded by vinyls, close seating at the bar for date night, the DJ spinning the BEST tunes in the corner. I loved it. No one was dancing, but I feel like if you needed to bust a quick move you could. Service The bartender quickly came over and provided us with menus. We engaged him in conversation about the different tequilas and gins they offered. Both bartenders were very attentive throughout the evening. Food & Drinks We ordered the hamburger and the fried chicken sandwich. Both were delicious and the fries were nice and crispy. The bartender made and INCREDIBLE Gin and Tonic with a twist of lemon and the Cafe Cafe was quite good. Sometimes I'm hesitant to try different versions of espresso martini's but this was delicious. Arrival Security was kind and let us know to inform the hostess that we had a reservation. We entered and informed the hostess who said we were early and the table we would sit at was closing the bill. No problem for us! We were willing to wait. One of the servers also came over and offered to hang our coats up which was needed! Seating While we waited for a table, the hostess informed us that we could sit at the bar for dinner as two seats opened up. We decided to do that. Please note: Most of the seating does not have back support, so make sure you are keeping those abs tight.

In between two restaurants, youll see a sign above a hallway go all the way back and entrance is behind this plastic curtain (video attached). Had the tomato martini and it was so good. Honestly up there with the famous martinis I had at Holbrook house. Cool japanese record bar vibes. The place was pretty packed on wednesday night! Great service, everyone was super friendly and helpful with suggestions.

NBetween is a beautiful low key bar nestled inside the Chelsea Market in Manhattan. The bar has that Japanese record parlor vibe to it. I'm positive this place is going to become a hot spot in the year to come. Sheldon was bartender guide on this journey through a small but diverse menu. There were a few drinks that caught my eye but I had to narrow it down. Here's what I had: Prolonged Eye Contact- God dammit this is delicious. Calpico and melon are the two biggest flavors but they come together in such an amazing way. The cotton candy grape and the melon 🍈 work so well together. Its a seasonal drink but it should be a staple. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Morning Glory - Shochu, toki whiskey, cocoa puffs, sesame and topped with a Hokkaido milk cream. This taste like it has coffee in it but it doesn't. The presentation is that of a Irish coffee. This isn't my style of drink but this would be wonderful for someone else. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Viewer Discretion Advised - What stood out for me when I ordered this drink was the passionfruit and papaya. These are two fruits with similar origins but different taste. The drink looks like a traditional sour but drinks like something with more texture and substance. This is a great drink that is complex with adding amaro or sherry. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Our group had a great experience at N Between! Very cool space with mood lighting and vinyls all over. Great service throughout. All of the cocktails were very well balanced and unique, Japanese inspired flavors. The food was terrific. Reasonable prices for NYC. I would definitely go back

Came here solo for happy hour after gallery hopping in Chelsea. The cocktail I ordered was absolutely delicious! Forgot the name of it but it had red bean, barley tea, strawberry and vodka based. I could actually smell and taste all of the flavors. I would not order the nanbam chicken again. 4.5 stars. Dark neon vibes and well curated retro-futuristic decor. I had a good time looking around and taking in the atmosphere - the walls even say "eat, drink, laugh, happiness." :)

Nice low-key bar, best for parties of 2-4 (small space) who appreciate a space to have some conversation over creative cocktails. Shout out to DJ Linda Tran for the vibes! Also shout out to the bartender who was very friendly, took pride in his work, and showed appreciation to the customers with small complementary shots. My only complaints are the following: the music is a touch too loud for the space and the hostess is a stickler for time and makes you feel like you’ve overstayed your welcome (even though you’ve made a reservation and are spending money).

Cool Japanese bar/restaurant! I think the vibes are great here and the have a really cool interior. The food however was just very normal and a bit overpriced for my taste/the portion sizing. I think this would be a great place for drinks and maybe 1-2 small apps. But the pricing is still a bit steep for even beer - would recommend this place if you’ve enjoy cool cocktails and a darker atmosphere/vibey music.

Drinks are great but way too expensive. Would make more sense at $15-17 especially if not served in real glass cups Cool space and good music Chairs and tables are a bit uneven and rickety

Cocktails done right! Morning Glory tasted purely like dessert that all sweet-tooth lovers like me must get. Very creamy and delightful. The Unruly Pear V3 was not so much my taste but I can appreciate its craft and unique mix. Mainly giving 5 stars for the ambiance and interior. This place feels just as cool as you see it online. Had a very intimate feel but everyone definitely was dinf their own thing. Sound system was really great as well.

Cute bar with a lot of character and yummy cocktails! I got their take on an espresso martini ("cafe cafe"), which I found much smoother and easier to drink than a standard martini. Prices are a bit steep (all cocktails I saw were $20+), but mine was delicious and I'd definitely come back to try more of their concoctions. Docking a star bc their seating in the center of the bar was comically uncomfortable. My entire group made comments about the thin wooden railing they used as a bench LOL. Maybe designed to get customers out as fast as possible? Our feet also couldn't reach the ground and there were no bag/coat hooks, so we were all playing footsie getting a foothold on the metal bar beneath the table and balancing our belongings in our laps.

Came here on a Wednesday night around 8pm after attending an event nearby. It's a cute little quirky Japanese bar and it was surprisingly busy for a Wednesday night. My friend and I were offered to sit at one of their high top table or the bar. The seating at those high top tables did not look comfortable so we opted for the bar as they have bar stools that we can sit on. We ordered their gyudon, tots and maitake skewers. The gyudon was decent. The beef had a good balance of sweet, salty and umami flavor. The beef was tender and the egg yolk added a touch of creaminess when mixed together. The tots were perfectly fried, crunchy and nicely seasoned. The maitake skewers however, came a little cold and undercooked. The sauce was also a little salty and overpowering. Overall, it is a good options for an after dinner drink and snack in the area. The only thing is the restaurant has a DJ and music was very loud. It's very hard to chat and I found myself constantly yelling over the music so it's not a place you can relax.

Coolest little bar hidden in Chelsea market. Low lit Asian hipster vibes. Bartenders are great, drinks were pricey but delicious and creatively thought out. One of my favorite gems of our travels.

***4.5 Stars*** Cool Japanese bar in Chelsea market. My wife and I finished an omakase dinner at Noz 17 and I wanted to check out another spot for a drink / snack before calling it a night. Pretty low key and informal. Not fancy whatsoever. Focused drink and food menu. Forgot what drinks I ordered, but they were good. For food we shared the Karaage and Addictive Cabbage. Food was good! I would return!

We walked in on a Tuesday night for happy hour. I tried the Saturday Spritz, Last Dance, kushiyaki, tots, and karaage. Sadly they didn't have the mentaiko mac, which sounded interesting. The cocktails were good and had nice garnishes. The karaage and tots were tasty and crunchy. Out of all the kushiyaki, the chicken and corn were my favorites. There's one bathroom but the large public restroom is also available. There were little bag hooks.

Loved loved loved this place. The vibes were amazing and the staff was so nice, friendly, and helpful. We got the Peach Episode and Time After Time drinks, plus the gyudon and calamari. Everything was delicious, and the drinks were especially good. Cute atmosphere and a perfect spot for a night out.

Food/drinks: We ordered 2 of their Asian-inspired cocktails, the Unruly Pear, a fruity and smoky concoction, and the Viewer Discretion Advised, a fun light affair. Both were solid drinks and go down smoothly. We also ordered some small bites, the karage and the mentaiko mac. Both the food offerings were delicious! The karage was freshly fried, tender, and juicy. Relatively traditional but executed well. The star of the night was the mentaiko mac. The pasta dish was so savory, cheesy, and creamy. I would definitely come back solely for the mac n cheese. Service: The bartender was chill and social, great person to chit chat with. Ambiance: Vibes were king. Just as the name suggests, the bar was tucked away between restaurants at Chelsea market. I love the speakeasy hidden vibes and reminded me of venturing through the cramped Tokyo alleys finding hidden gems here and there. The ambiance was intimate and cozy in a nostalgic but foreign way. The low glow of the red lights really helped to set the scene. What an awesome little secret.

Good speakeasy japanese bar with retro vibes. Not much real bites but cocktails and drinks. Cocktails are where this place stands out. The small dishes are tasty but not enough flavor or wow factor. It's hard to come back again when the beer is a small glass rather than than pint. And cocktails are really overpriced if you have 3 of them rather just order Omakese elsewhere.

Wow what a vibe! I stumbled into NYC on a Saturday and had no plans for dinner/night vibes. My group of 5 wandered into NBetween at Chelsea market around 8pm and luckily snagged a spot. Inside has great music and ambiance is a bit dark but still nice. Menu has many delicious sounding drinks. I got the seasonal mango chili salad and wow was it hot! It paired well with the savory food we ordered. We ordered the addictive cabbage (table's fave), eggplant (pass), tater tots (recommend) and the mentai Mac and cheese. I personally liked it for the crumbly and charred bits. The waiters were all super nice, and even the bouncer as well! I could tell they run a great establishment.

My experience at NBetween wasn't bad, I just felt a bit underwhelmed. If I'm paying $25 for a cocktail I would like to also enjoy the ambiance, which at NBetween was mostly just loud and crowded. The middle tables only have bench seating and it's a pretty uncomfortable bench. My cocktail was interesting and well-presented but not especially memorable.

Checked out The N Between in NYC and honestly, the vibe here is on point. The lighting is super aesthetic, and one of the coolest parts is they play and mix actual records--it gives the place a unique, chill energy that's perfect for winding down with a couple drinks. We stopped by during happy hour and were told there'd be a wait--ended up being about 40 minutes, which wasn't too bad. Once seated, we ordered the Unruly Pear, which was light, crisp, and had a nice subtle pear flavor--kind of like a highball but elevated. I also tried the Café Café, which is like a Japanese espresso martini--super smooth, with the Haku vodka and Japanese coffee giving it a rich, bold flavor. Food-wise, we shared the flatiron steak (tender and flavorful), the zucchini (surprisingly one of the best table dishes), and the mentaiko mac (just okay--not bad, just not super standout). The only downside is that the lighting made it tough to get good food pics, but it really adds to the whole moody, relaxed vibe. If you can, try to grab seats at the bar--it's fun to watch the bartenders make drinks, and you get the full experience of their attention to detail.

Tucked inside Chelsea Market, N'Between is all about the vibes. Dark, cool, with shifting neon lights, def a spot you come for the scene just as much as the drinks. And for the records, though with the noise level, you're not really hearing much That said, I go to bars for the bar food, and this place delivers. The addictive cabbage lives up to its name, light, packed with umami, and dangerously easy to eat Also got the mentaiko mac, which was rich and creamy but could've used more mentaiko flavor. Skewers were solid, though nothing mind-blowing. Drinks were yummy and not spirit-forward Only complain were the seats. They're so thin you're basically just... standing. mentaiko mac $19 chicken meatball skewer $7 chicken thigh skewer $7 addictive cabbage $8* viewer discretion advised $20* morning glory $21 첼시 마켓 안에 숨겨진 바! 여긴 분위기가 다 한다. 네온사인과 힙한 무드가 약간 을지로 바이브?? 레코드 바이긴 한데 솔직히 주변 소음 때문에 제대로 들리진 않음. 우린 바에 가면 바 푸드가 제일 중요한데 그 부분은 확실히 만족스러웠다 ‍ 양배추 디쉬가 이름값 제대로 함. 가볍지만 감칠맛이 꽉 차 있어서 계속 손이 간다. 명 맥앤 치즈는 꾸덕하고 크리미했지만 명란 맛이 부족했고, 꼬치는 무난하게 괜찮았음. 칵테일도 굳! 아쉽던건 의자가 너무 불편해서 오래 있늘곳은 못됨.

Great new-ish addition to Chelsea Market. A group of 5 of us walked in at around 5:30 PM. We were seated right away and told they would need the table back by 6:30, which suited us fine because we were just grabbing a drink on the way to dinner elsewhere. I ordered the Shiro buko, and had sips of the Morning glory and Beach episode. Really good drinks! Will definitely be back - and would try the food, too.

Blown away. Speechless. Reflecting on an amazing time at N'Between. Juan at the bar, you're a gem! Happy Birthday brother. Wow. Ordered just about everything here. Their cocktail program is special. Had 6+ drinks between my girlfriend and I. Everything was delicious and smartly crafted. The food here is quite insane for 'bar food'. They are operating a full blown kitchen here and its unlike anything i've ever experienced. Will be back again & again to try everything. Note, a little pricy but im okay with that. In my perfect world, everything is $1-2 less.

We love the vibe of this place! We sat at the bar near the DJ, and I, Shazam, sang almost every song he played. We were there for happy hour. I got their espresso martini called a cafe cafe, and we tried a few things on the menu. My husband got the highball. The bartenders help each other out and are attentive. We tried raw octopus, shrimp, tempura, and fried chicken from the happy hour menu. I was not a fan of the raw octopus, but my husband liked it. We both like shrimp tempura and fried chicken. We ended our food with the best--the salmon don. I could eat that every day and not be bored. It was cooked to perfection and had the best savory flavor. We will for sure be back.

Incredible cocktail bar; fun vinyl selection. Enjoyed a couple seasonal cocktails: Prolonged Eye Contact - this was the STAR of the evening, incredible cocktail!; Last Dance - super tasty, plum and yuzu forward. Also had the Morning Glory - delicious, unique COCOA PUFFS flavor; Quiet Love - don't skip this mocktail, the sakura flavor is amazing! Techno vinyl was playing, fun vibes! Service was attentive, and fast! 10/10 would come back!

A cute Japanese speakeasy located in Chelsea Market! I came here one evening just for drinks and had a good time. They have a lot of seating in here (although the high-table seats weren't very comfortable) and the vibe is really laid-back with cool neon lights. I just ordered the Viewer Discretion Advised & Quiet Love, which were both so good! Didn't get to try the food but I would love to come back and check it out!

Cocktails we tried were great and creative, fun! Skewers were pretty good, the rest of the food mostly fried bites. Cute spot hidden in Chelsea market.

Super laid-back and vibey speakeasy. We were in Chelsea Market and decided to get drinks; we were seated immediately although the host told us it was pretty rare to have a walk-in opening for 5 (Saturday around 6pm). The bar is very dim but has a nice retro theme. The menu bar code is on a mini floppy disc thing (idk what it's called I was born in 2001) and the music is chill. The drinks were very strong (which I'm into) and I they felt very creative. I also like how much the presentation differed from drink to drink. My favorite drink of the ones we tried was the Security Blanket, which came in a really cool cup that I wanted to keep. Typical cocktail prices. Overall, nice place hidden away from the chaos of Chelsea Market good for a drink and yapping with your friends.

Cute izakaya place in Chelsea to enjoy a few drinks and snack on some small bites. We walked in without a reservation on a weekend and luckily there was a table available. Service was friendly and I appreciated that my glass of water was always full. We ordered some skewers and tots to enjoy with our cocktails and everything was pretty good. I found the tots particularly very well fried with a great crisp and the sauce it came with paired nicely. It's a small spot that does get busy around dinner. We luckily got there between lunch and dinner so there were some spots but if you're planning on coming at peak times, definitely will need a reservation.

Great cocktails and decent food but the atmosphere is insane. They blast extremely loud music, the seats are super uncomfortable, and the wait staff all act snooty like it's an honor for you to go to this trendy bar. Kind of cool to visit once but might not come back again. I could hardly hear my friend and still lost my voice.

Food: 4.5/5 pretty decent food but small portion as you can expect in Izakaya. Tots were amazing, perfectly crumbed and probably one of the best i had in the city service: 5/5 attentive staffs, constantly filling water if the glass was empty Ambiance: 5/5 lighting was good, felt like speakeasy with not too loud music. Overall, very decent bar experience, good for first date or hang w friends. Price can be quite expensive as one skewer was $7. Other small bites were fine though

I really wanted to like this place -- the speakeasy vibe is cool, and the Mahalo Halo cocktail was actually great and came out quickly. But unfortunately, the rest of the experience was a huge letdown. We ordered food around 9:30 (karaage, chicken meatball, and chicken thigh yakitori), and by 10:05, we were still sitting there with nothing. No explanation, no updates. We finally flagged down our waitress, who then told us the food order was never even put in. Just a casual "sorry," but honestly, it was incredibly frustrating -- we had been waiting over half an hour for nothing. At that point, the night was kind of ruined. No offer to rush the order or no comp anything. For a place that markets itself as an elevated izakaya experience, this was beyond disappointing. Won't be coming back.

Came here with a friend for a nightcap on a Thursday and had no idea we were walking into such an incredible cocktail bar. Drinks are pricey at $20+ a pop, but I can almost guarantee you won't have a better cocktail anywhere else in the city (and that's really saying something). Service was prompt and welcoming. Ambiance was cool, music was a little loud but I'm old. Our waiter explained the cocktail menu to us, pointing out which drinks were on the more refreshing side vs sweeter side. I went with the Blank Slate, a refreshing cocktail with a touch of wasabi that came through with just the right balance of a kick. My friend got the Thai Mango Salad, one of their most popular cocktails, which was truly a work of art. I've never tasted a cocktail like this before that had such a punch of flavors in just the right way. If you're into cocktails and have deep pockets this is the place.

Very cool bar inside of Chelsea market! The place was very spacious and great spot to hang out with friends or a date night. They have happy hour Tues-Fri from 4-7 pm. Service was fast and our server was super friendly. My favs from the menu: Cocktails - Blank Slate and Cafe Cafe Food - DIY Handroll, Mentaiko Mac, and sliders

Cool spot. Vibes are great. It is CRAZY loud in there. Hard to have a conversation with anyone. People are packed in like sardines. There were three groups of two sharing a table. The cocktails were meh. It's mostly ice cubes. There's not a lot of fluid. You're paying $20 for a large ice cube. Would not recommend a second visit

The drinks are amazing! The ambiance is so chill and incredible. The DJ was awesome the night we went and the music was so good. We're def fans of this place and the DJ. Our bartender was so nice. The drinks are def all the hype. They're all very different with interesting ingredients. I liked each one of them the sweet guava one, the one with creamy milk. All amazing and awakened my senses. I want to try all of them. Def coming back during happy hour to see what it's like during that time. My only issue was with the hostess. When I showed up I gave her my phone number to text me as soon as 2 seats at the bar were available or when a table was available. We left and about 47 minutes passed by. We decided to go back and check because the automated text said the estimated wait time was 15 min and we waited forever and still no text. When we came back, we noticed 2 new females were at the bar. They weren't there when we first arrived and left. There was also an empty table in the back that was available the whole time when we showed up the first time and came back. It was still empty! Thankfully a group of people left. But then we noticed there was some space at the bar. And we kept telling them we wanted to sit at the bar. We had to flag down another employee to let them know and it finally registered....

I enjoyed the concept of this bar but didn't love 2 things: - the middle communal table seating is this narrow log that you're half sitting on / half leaning on as you just stand. It was pretty uncomfortable seating. - the music was so loud that by the end of our time there, I felt I had been straining to talk The drink I got (Time after time) was delicious and refreshing though.

Awesome little Japanese speakeasy in the Chelsea Market area - great DJ spinning old school hits and great bites to eat as well as good, interesting cocktails. The vibe inside is hip with dim lighting - a bit loud with the music but it's a great spot to grab drinks! The Addictive Cabbage ($8) was good - sesame oil, chicken bouillon cube, sesame seeds soy sauce ... it was indeed, addictive! The Tots ($12) were bomb - crispy with nori, parm and chives served with a spicy mayo dipping sauce. I tried the Security Blanket cocktail ($19) which had kinako milk washed rye, adzuki, demerara and bitters - interesting ingredients, two of which I have no idea what it is, but it tasted great. I would be interested in coming back and trying more of their food + cocktails!

This used to be my favorite bar because I love the bartenders and the sound system is good and the cocktails are delicious ... however I came on a Friday to see my friend DJ and it really felt like my friend and I weren't welcome /werent wanted. They kinda kept trying to kick us out (we didn't have reservations but were willing to wait). There were two seats at the bar for a long time so we finally asked nicely one more time and they let us sit. They also charged an extra drink to my card. I will say the food was pretty good (gyudon and salmon don). . But just the simple fact that we felt unwelcomed and they charged me extra was the downfalls for me.

This place is amazing!! This is one of my new favorite bars - Japanese vinyl jazz bar vibes with intimate lighting and a modern setting. It's almost like a speakeasy even though there's no special way to get in because the door is tucked behind a plastic curtain and you could almost miss it. The drinks were well-crafted and balanced; nothing was really too boozy for me and they had great, creative options. highlights include the gift from koto, cafe cafe and their tomatillo drink which I forget the name of. The food is not meant tot be slept on either. The ebi shrimp, kara-age both had a nice fry to them with tender meat. The burger was delicious and had japanese flavors infused into its sauce which was quite delicious and filling. The addictive cabbage is well named because it is truly addicting. Came back for a second time not even a month after my first! Will come back soon - wish this place all the success!

Really cool bar in the chelsea neighborhood! I love the retro japanese vibes and the music is so good in here. Drinks and food were great but where I docked a star was the seating situation. All of the tables are communal which I personally do not like. I like having privacy in my conversations. The only seating that seems private is the bar which doesn't seem like you can reserve. Additionally I felt so bad for the people sitting in the giant communal table, the long log chair seems soo uncomfortable and was form over function decision

Stumbled upon this bar after dinner with friends that were visiting from out of town. We entered from the Chelsea Market entrance and the unassuming signage and hallway was what piqued my interest. Luckily they had a table for 8 when we arrived, but the place was quickly filled within the next hour. The izakaya had a lovely modern retro vibe with interesting bench seats that weren't the most comfortable. The Asian inspired drinks were all so enticing! My favorites include: Viewer Discretion Advised - sweet and tart Time After Time - fragrant, refreshing, and not too sweet Cafe Cafe - their take on the expresso martini They also offer food, but I didn't get a chance to try any. Will be back when I'm in the area.

Tucked away behind some plastic curtains through an alleyway, you'll find this meticulously styled Japanese-American bar/izakaya. Felt so distant from the rest of Chelsea Market, and only had a couple of patrons. I think the sneaky signage and path of entry deters many people, which I appreciate! We originally only stopped here for a drink as we had a dinner resy for Cull & Pistol down the way an hour later but their food menu looked too good to pass up. Ordered a few things to snack and sip on: Charred Broccoli skewer, Maitake mushroom skewer, Addictive Cabbage, DIY Toro Handroll, Blank Slate cocktail, Ebbs Pilsner beer, Unruly Pear cocktail The cabbage had a light dressing, asian style, was seed-heavy. Loved it. BF loved it x5! Unruly Pear cocktail: i thought it sucked and was flavorless but BF loved it. I enjoyed the sip I had of his "blank slate", though. And our food was hella flavorful. Great char/roast on the veggies, simple and clean execution on all of our dishes. The staff was super friendly, ready to explain items we ordered. They did a great job with clearing things as needed and keeping water cups full. Truly loved our experience and that we decided to pop in here. Would definitely return for a lowkey, moody evening!

Burger, tots, chicken Everything was amazing, in texture, flavor, presentation. Music was varied and vibbey. Probably best burger I had in a while. Recommended!

I'm almost afraid to give this place five stars because I don't want anyone else to know about it lol. We discovered this place while hopping around New York City to different speakeasies. I noticed that the reviews were really good even though the picture seemed very non-descriptive. Everyone kept saying that it had such a great vibe so we decided to check it out. It was one of the best nights I've ever had With my friends. I definitely recommend it. The drinks are amazing and the food is incredible. The seating is a little uncomfortable, bench seating. I think they don't want you to stay all night? lol totally worth it. I definitely will keep coming back. They had the best music playing the whole time and the vibe was absolutely incredible.

stumbled on this Japanese cocktail bar located in NYC's vibrant Meatpacking District. I entered from Chelsea market only because it seemed hidden and I was curious!!! You had to walk through what looks like an alleyway to reach the bar. Perfect name by the way. They offer small bites, Japanese-inspired cocktails crafted by expert mixologists as well as amazing sake! My server was so very helpful. She recommended the Isojiman Shuzo sake based on what I typically drink and it was delicious. The space is beautifully designed and captures the essence of Japanese minimalism. The menu was cute with a nod to the past...old records. Mine was Lisa Lisa All Cried out!!! One of my fav songs. Check it out! Cool discs and vibes.

The vibe was perfection. A live DJ using real Vinyl was a lovely experience.They shifted things around to accommodate us at the bar. The bartender was knowledgable and polite. The drinks were magnetic, boozy but not overbearing. The flavour combinations were incredible. What a gem.

The sliders were really yummy and the nonalcoholic drink was good to,,, all the other food was good but nothing crazy, I thin maybe their drinks would be really good. The happy hour menu was truly not anything much cheaper and at 6:30 pm on a Friday they were out of one of the drinks (the one similar to an espresso Martini). It was yummy, would go back, could imagine it to be good for a date night for the vibes and it wasn't too loud!

NBetween is just a vibe. From the moment you walk in, you're hit with these chill speakeasy vibes--the red hue is so dope and instantly sets the mood. Their old school Japanese hip hop playlist? Absolute fire. It's the kind of spot where you want to hang with friends after dinner, grab a seriously good drink, and soak in the atmosphere. Every detail feels curated for people who love Japan and that low-key, deep culture. Drinks don't miss either--everything I've tried has been legit. Super chill, highly recommended for anyone who wants something fresh in NYC.

Came here with a few friends for drinks and appetizers. I wish I had snapped some photos of the food, but it was so good, it was gone in minutes. I'll be quicker next time. The drinks were super standout to me; they're all very unique and unlike any others I've ever had. Definitely peruse the cocktail menu if you're looking for something new and exciting! Get there before 7 for happy hour. Great ambience with a vinyl record wall and DJ. Excellent vibes and the volume at around 7 pm was low enough that you could still gods w your friends without losing your voice. Highly recommend.

Love this spot with good rnb music and Japanese inspired interior. The drinks were refreshing and had Asian flavors too!

Recommend the Hokkaido milk cream drink! Also chatted a bit with the owner and love their origin story. Would return to try some small bites

Love this place! Great new bar inside Chelsea Market with a very cool looking interior. Came after dinner so was too full to try the food though the food options looked amazing. Cocktails were fantastic. Huge shout out to Lee, the best bartender ever. Will definitely return for Lee's amazing drinks and to try the food options!

Had the most PERFECT experience here on a Thursday night around 10pm! Absolutely no wait, not even half full, just walked right in. The vibiest place ever with amazing music from the DJ i was shazam'ing all night. We got the raw octopus and two cocktails, and some lychee shots (i forgot the names!) they were delicious I wish I had room for more! The service was amazing every worker was so sweet and our server Seoul was the best! Super personable and genuine- 100% would come back.

The ambiance was so nice, the staff were all very attentive and kind. Food was delicious. Would return again!

Really cute spot nestled into Chelsea Market. Their speaker system is awesome and the cocktails are lovely!

Good place to walk in at the end of the night considering it's open pretty late for the area. The cocktails were way too sweet, and they didn't have much notes other than sweet. Got a viewer discretion advised. The Thai tea flavor was very prominent. However, I couldn't taste the other notes stated in the drink. The drink was sweet itself, and the egg white just made it even sweeter. I wanted more lemon flavor to cut through it. The other drink I tried was the morning glory. It was a little less sweet until you got to the end. The sugar seemed to have sunk all the way to the bottom. The cream was nice, provided a contrast to the drink. The service was nice, but the drinks weren't great enough for me to want to return.