"The Deal: $2 oysters; $5 chicken slider; $12-$14 cocktails; $12 wine; $10 beer and shot; $7 beers on draft Nobody Told Me is a neighborhood cocktail spot on the UWS, with tropical wallpaper and drinks with ingredients like corn and strawberry shrub. If you can slip out of work a bit early, get a seat near the big windows up front and enjoy $2 oysters, discounted drinks, and sliders from 3-6pm." - willa moore, neha talreja, will hartman, sonal shah
"We consider Nobody Told Me a great spot for a dressed-up nightcap — upscale light bites like oysters on the half shell and buttoned-up cocktails (try the vodka-and-elderflower Morningside) make it an especially good follow-up if you've just dined at nearby Sushi W." - Madison Flager, Kat Chen
"My go-to casual spot is Nobody Told Me uptown. They have the best fried chicken sandwich and burger in the city, hands down." - Edward Barsamian
"The manager of this Upper West Side bar says a more diverse and older clientele means Dry January has less impact there; he characterizes the movement as largely millennial and notes older guests are less likely to take a month off drinking. He also warns that blaming Dry January for slow sales can obscure larger economic issues—like stagnant wages—that actually reduce discretionary spending." - Jaya Saxena
"Nobody Told Me is a neighborhood cocktail spot on the Upper West Side where you can grab a drink with ingredients like pineapple-infused rum and coconut cashew milk. It’s a little room with tropical wallpaper and some big windows up front, and it’s ideal spot to grab a drink after work or read a book while drinking something alcoholic. And if you get hungry, there’s a full dinner menu with things like a chicory caesar salad and a fried chicken sandwich." - Bryan Kim