On the Rocks

The bartender, Patrick, was unbelievably knowledgeable about the whiskey in the bar. Helped curate some flights and had some great conversation as well. Had a great time and would highly recommend visiting here. All price points are available, reasonable to very top shelf stuff.

I do not like whiskey, however, with that being said I found this to be a pleasant experience. I came with some friends who were whiskey drinkers and they also had a good time. We all did a 3 tasting flight. The bartender seemed very knowledgeable. He took the time to speak with us individually to understand what we like, our flavor profiles, and our overall preferences. Then he would step away to take inventory of what he had on the shelf to curate a tasting flight for us. Granted, if you know exactly what you want, you do not have to go through this process, but I found it to be exciting. The bottles are also set up in front of you so you know exactly what you're drinking. This is not a place where you come to take shots, but you sit, taste, enjoy your alcohol and the company around you. While I wouldn't go back by myself, I may take a friend who does like whiskey. They have a huge selection to pick from. Also if you're not into drinking straight whiskey, they will make mixed drinks with whiskey. They do not serve food so be sure to eat before hand or make a reservation elsewhere for after like we did.

Really cool Whiskey Bar. The bartenders will take the time to explain things to you and help you find a whiskey suitable for your tastes. the drinks start at $25 and go up from there. It can get a bit pricey, but overall a great experience.

Don’t judge a place by its size. This small whiskey bar is a must visit for anyone who loves whiskey or wants to learn about it. Extremely knowledgeable bartenders especially Patrick who generously shares his expertise. One definitely comes out feeling a “little more educated” and maybe break some of your myths about what you thought you knew 👍🏻

This unassuming whiskey bar has a no-nonsense, knowledgeable, and friendly attitude towards whiskey that make it an absolute pleasure for whiskey lovers. The staff are knowledgeable, the choices of whiskey are in the hundreds, and the atmosphere is friendly and enjoyable. My personal recommendation is to go in and simply ask for the bartender's input on what to drink because they'll definitely point you in the right direction and introduce you to something new. Overall, top notch location, would become a regular if I lived in NYC.

This place is very cool. I came here one evening for a quick nightcap. The owner is the bartender and is a big whiskey person. He helped talk with me over what kinds of whiskeys I like and recommended one for me. The place only has whiskey and many of them are imported and rare. It's a good way to spend a lot of money quickly, so watch out for that. Otherwise, a great bar.

A whiskey bar if you want to try something good and new. The bartender was very friendly and explained the type of rye that I was looking to try. He understood my taste pallet and suggested a rye based on it. It was very good. The decor is nice, a small place where you can enjoy some background jazz and a glass of whiskey.

As someone completely new to the world of whiskey, this was a nice place to experiment whiskeys in a flight. The bartenders are incredibly knowledgeable and personable. Space is very small, and it gets quite busy during weekends, so perhaps try visiting early or on a weekday.

The best whiskey bar in Manhattan. Quiet and quaint, bartenders have amazing service of over 400+ whiskeys from around the world and price points.

We were looking for a nice cocktail bar to enjoy a drink on a late Friday night and we happened to pass by On The Rocks and decided to give it a try as we liked the vibe! On The Rocks is a whiskey bar with minimal seating and gives a very intimate yet classy vibes. The bartender asked us what kind of Whiskeys we liked and curated a cocktail for us. I got the Suntory Whiskey which was paired with club soda and my friend got a Dark Rye on the rocks. It was a limited edition drink that blended classic Kentucky Rye rich with oak, spice and dried fruit notes, paired with port vine for the added sweetness. My friend and I are not usual whiskey drinkers but our drinks were very smooth and we loved our drinks. Despite poor reviews on Yelp, I'll recommend to give this place a try as they have a wide range of whiskey selections and are open until very late!

I do not like whiskey, however, with that being said I found this to be a pleasant experience. I came with some friends who were whiskey drinkers and they also had a good time. We all did a 3 tasting flight. The bartender seemed very knowledgeable. He took the time to speak with us individually to understand what we like, our flavor profiles, and our overall preferences. Then he would step away to take inventory of what he had on the shelf to curate a tasting flight for us. Granted, if you know exactly what you want, you do not have to go through this process, but I found it to be exciting. The bottles are also set up in front of you so you know exactly what you're drinking. This is not a place where you come to take shots, but you sit, taste, enjoy your alcohol and the company around you. While I wouldn't go back by myself, I may take a friend who does like whiskey. They have a huge selection to pick from. Also if you're not into drinking straight whiskey, they will make mixed drinks with whiskey. They do not serve food so be sure to eat before hand or make a reservation elsewhere for after like we did.

I had an incredible time here, but I'm also obsessed with scotch so I'm exactly the audience! This is a small, intimate whisky bar, where you'll likely be sitting at the bar with one or two bartenders. This bar is definitely targeted at whisky aficionados, if you don't like whisky, skip this spot. All whiskies here are premium and are priced accordingly, cheapest 2oz pour starts at $25. My recommendation if you're a noob: - ask the price before getting a pour - prices can be extremely high as some of these bottles are super rare, so make sure you understand what you're paying for. Don't be too proud to specify your price range. - note that you can get pours by the oz if you want to try more things - ask for help if you need it, bartenders were willing to give suggestions

This place offers a great selection of whiskeys. I enjoyed the spin on my old fashioned, but my bf's tasting flight was a bit of a sticker shock! The bar is pretty small..so get there early and don't go with a group.

The BEST hole in the wall whiskey bar I've been in. And I have been in many. Great selection with 300 bottles, knowledgeable bartenders & friendly vibe. If you want glitz and glamour, not your place. If you want a great pour, great conversation and a comfortable joint to learn about whiskey, get here!

Best bar in the world. They have decent amount of selections and some are rare and always better to get consulted feelings and they pick up the best one for you.

Okay, so I'm not an alcoholic. I just want to start there. But I do enjoy a beautiful whiskey. And a lovely space to do it in. Add in people who KNOW their whiskey and don't mess around and you'll find a VERY pleased M&M. So let's begin. I'd like to mention that I'm a bit of a whiskey snob-- sorry not sorry. I love whiskey. Particularly bourbon. But I'm not adverse to trying different kinds--whiskey is so varied that it brings its own little world with it. Enter On The Rocks. Just from eyeballing, there are over 300 different whiskeys. Stop me, I'm in awe. There's Japanese, Scottish, American. And those are just the ones I tried. 3oz for base of 20$ depending on the availability and rarity of the whiskey. So if you don't like whiskey or you're not willing to experiment, kindly see yourself out before you even enter. I'm not going to go on a tangent because this is a place you need to experience yourself. By the way, this is STRICTLY a whiskey bar--no food, just whiskey in all its glory. The ambience in here is everything I love--low lit, close quarters but very cozy. No fluff, nothing fancy, just whiskey. I'm going to end this review with some love. Two of the best bartenders I've ever had the pleasure of engaging with were on that fateful Saturday night. Patrick and Lamar-- thank you. For the shots, for the knowledge, for welcoming me with open arms. I cannot wait until our next encounter. And best believe I will be bringing company. Or not. Either way, I'm coming back. Ipromise you you'll want to as well. As always, happy drinking! M&M

I live in Los Angeles. The 1st time we stumbled on this gem, we wanted whiskey. Found it on yelp. I wasn't too sure about it. Let me tell you, this place is amazing. They welcome you with open arms. It's a great chill vibe. They ask you several questions to get an idea of what you like. Everyone is so freakin cool. I learned so much about whisky. It's help me at home with hosting my friends & family. 1 year later I'm back in NY & we had to go back. The same experience. It's a must each time I visit NY. I rave so highly about On the Rocks. Can't wait to go back.

Great whiskey drinks but be prepared because you will get roasted by the bartender. Lol.

Spectacular whiskey bar in Hell's Kitchen with a robust and diverse selection of whiskeys from all over the world. The bartenders really know their stuff, which is helpful considering that they don't have a menu. They can either suggest spirits or cocktails for you after they learn more about what you like. A MUST if you're into a whiskey, but please try to be a little more adventurous than ordering Macallan or Blanton's on the rocks. You'd be missing the point of going here.

Things I liked about On The Rocks: - The large inventory - The servers work with you to find interesting selections (BUT see below) - You get to sample things before you order a full pour - The alcove way in the back (that you can't see from the entrance) which has space for 3-4 people to sit comfortably, away from the noise and crowd in the front. Things I didn't like so much: - While the servers work with you, if you aren't sure what you want, you're sort of at their mercy for recommendations - Potential sticker shock: Without having the liquor list or the prices available, unless you ask before a pour, you won't necessarily know just how much something will cost. If you're willing to go there with an open mind and an open wallet, you will no doubt enjoy the experience, otherwise it might be hit or miss.

Quite the opposite of "high end" given the rates on their mediocre whiskey only cocktails. If you are interested in upscale drinks, avoid this establishment. Thank me later

This is by far my favorite bar in New York City. My husband and I are big bourbon drinkers, so we love coming to On the Rocks and trying new things. The bar staff there is incredibly knowledgeable and can without fail help me find something I like. The ambiance is chill and the space is on the smaller side so you are sure to meet a person or two. It is a bit pricy, but worth it for the service, whiskey, and experience.

I've never felt so scammed in my life. This place has no atmosphere, no service. Please never come here. The bartenders will try and upsale you. There is no menu it was basically whatever the bartender told you to drink. I will say good music!

I was looking for a place to kill some time while my wife & daughter were at Hamilton and as a whiskey lover I found this spot thru my pre trip research. I was a little hesitant with some of the recent review but decided to give it a shot. I am glad I did. While there is some truth to some of the reviews I.E. it is a niche whiskey bar that isn't cheap, and the selection was great, the service was even better. I think that there is some lost in translation. The bartender did explain the setup upon arrival. Drinks start at $25, no menu etc. and after spend a few hours with them I can see why. Some people get the setup and some are just bar hopping looking for a cheap drink. If you are looking for a great experience and have plenty of time and a few extra $$ check this place out. It's amazing and you won't be disappointed. If you're in a hurry or on a budget, you may want to look elsewhere. To the employees,Thank you for an amazing time. It was awesome!!

On the Rocks in one of the few remaining places that stays open 'till 4:00AM and they have a wall full of bourbons and whiskeys. What's not to love?

Upon entering the first thing we are told is you know this is a whiskey bar right? Well sir, this place is called "on the rocks" so I assumed it was a whiskey bar and that's why I came here. Next, as a person of color, you proceed to tell me you know the drinks start at $23 dollars? Yes sir, I'm not coming here for a $2 dollar shot. Interesting how his tone and demeanor changed as non persons of color entered. Save your money and go elsewhere. I hope the management sees how many of us have had issues with this bartender. Stay away!

A fantastic spot for bourbon and scotch lovers! This was one of the first bars I went to on my own and really enjoyed it! Staff is great and knowledgable! You can bring in food, as they do not serve any and space is limited. Definitely stop by and try some bourbons and scotches, they have about 400 bottles.

This was one of the worst bar experiences I've had -- definitely recommend listening to all of the other reviews about the rude bartender and steering clear of this place. The vibe is really depressing (~10 seats total) with bad music. The bartender was also incredibly rude and condescending. He briefly asked us what we liked and immediately poured us drinks without even asking us if we actually wanted them or not. It almost felt like we were forced to pick the drink he selected, and there was no choice to get a mixed drink. The drinks are also VERY overpriced. I paid $25 (without tax and tip) for a shot of a $30 bottle of whiskey.

I understand the premise of this place. Extraordinary, high-end whiskies and scotches.  But I had a terrible experience here. I popped in with a companion (ok, it was a date), as another bar we wanted to go to around the corner was too full. Immediately the bartender starts talking a mile a minute when we walk in, explaining the place, and its theme, and then starts trying to upsell us on a flight of tasking whiskeys. We're a bit taken aback and looking at each other and we ask what a flight cost. Since the flight is based on what he chooses for you apparently, there is no fixed cost. He starts bombarding us with questions about our taste preferences while pulling bottles off the shelf and, this is the important part, just rattling off prices, but talking super fast and not at all clearly. When we give our feedback on our preferences (I said, I prefer less smoky, more 'clean') he's like, what's your definition of clean? At this point, I'm already annoyed as hell. I get it man, you know a lot about whiskies. It's your job, good work. No need to come off like a condescending a-hole (like other reviewers have mentioned). Meanwhile, it was pretty cold out, and we were still standing by the door with our jackets etc on and hadn't sat down. We should have just left (and this idiot bartender should have read the room). But we decide to get a drink. I just chose some Four Roses bottle he suggested since I recognised the brand, and she decided on a Japanese whiskey. So here I'm going to get to the point. We each have 2 glasses of our respective drinks before deciding to go somewhere else. Total cost? $200. That's right. TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS. Did I also mention, there's no menu? So you can't peruse a list and prices? What kind of bar never has a menu? I tip $20 because screw this guy and this place. I am sorry, if you are going to not have a menu and sell us these overpriced drinks you need to be as clear as possible what each glass costs. I would have complained if I wasn't on a date. So basically, prepare to get upsold and unclear answers on pricing and everything else. I would never come back here. I felt scammed. No, I was scammed. And honestly, what he chose for us was not special and sure as hell wasn't worth $50 a glass (also, tiny ass pours). I'd have taken a $10 glass of Maker's Mark. Lastly, the ambiance sucks. It's garbage. Feels like a dive bar. One long bar, stools. A weird area in the back with stools, but lit, right by the bathroom and storage of things in the open. But one selling $30 to $XXXX glasses of whiskey.  If I'm gonna spend $50 on a glass of whiskey, I want great lighting, a plush chair to sit in and a frigging half-full tumbler of that stuff. My date was nice enough to get the drinks at the next spot thank goodness as I think she knew what it all cost. Again, this place is a SCAM.

A horribly pretentious attempt at an upscale neighborhood whiskey bar. As someone who has spent their life appreciating and exploring good whiskey, it was terribly disappointing to see the worst of the culture emphasized at On The Rocks. Be prepared to be immediately looked down upon by the staff, be misled about pricing, and to try whiskeys that they are simply trying to get rid of. I was actually treated somewhat well due to my reasonable understanding of whiskey varieties, but the bartenders effectively berated those sitting next to me due to their lack of knowledge. They were extremely condescending and borderline laughed them out the door. I'm ashamed to admit I've actually been multiple times, and this behavior has proven to be a pattern. It's truly unfortunate because On The Rocks perpetuates (what I believed to be largely extinct) negative stereotypes associated with spirit drinking culture. Gatekeeping the joy of drinking from honest people who are trying to explore something they don't know much about. It's sad. Hopefully they recognize that all people can enjoy good whiskey, until they do, I highly recommend steering clear!

Bartender was mean, made a comment about my friends acne and implied that we were too poor to drink there which was true, because he charged a 25 dollar minimum on drinks with $5 value. Said that if we didn't pay a 20% tip, this 'wasn't the right place for us' Good atmosphere

An expensive niche whiskey bar, as the bartender would say. He explained this to us upfront in an attempt to save us the trouble, but came off quite condescendingly. When we declined to stay, he joked at our attempt to find a less specialized bar, stating all the bars in the area have to be niche or they wouldn't succeed. Maybe there is truth to that but no where does that require service to be unwelcoming.

The worst bar experience I have had. The bartender was downright rude. Inspite of drinks costing upwards of 25$ and not having a menu, refused to provide any useful recommendations. Would never go back, there are much better whiskey bars in nyc

We Stumbled across this incredible place late at night Patrick the bartender was so knowledgeable about all the whiskey's and he was also a pleasure to talk to I had a great night there

DO NOT GO HERE! First off the place is tiny (10 seats), the bartender was ease dropping on me and my date's conversation and started making fun of us! Yep, that's right he made racist comments about us! The drinks were absolutely terrible and the service was even worse. I wish we read through the bad reviews about this place before we went. Only good thing about it is that it's open until 4am. I tried to call the owner during the day to explain what happened and complain but nobody ever answers the phone. Save your money, and time and go someplace else!

Good, not great spot for whiskey and bourbon. They don't have a menu but have a crazy amount of bottles on the wall that you could choose from or just let the bartender know what you like and they'll choose for you. The prices start around $25 a drink which isn't that much more than any other spot in NYC, however the ambiance is lacking a bit. It's a narrow bar and you've got to squeeze in to get around. The bartender either has a very dry sense of humor or is just rude and sarcastic - it's impossible to tell lol. If I was looking for a cozy spot after a date night this would be a good one.

Excellent whiskey bar for all ranges. Whether you're a noob or seasoned collector, you will find something for your palate. Don't be offended at the lack of menu or the directness of the staff. They are genuinely there to help you have an amazing experience. If you are going out for beer or cheap cocktails this is not the venue you are looking for. However, if you want to try some amazing pours in a friendly environment, On the Rocks is your place!

I entered this establishment with all intention of staying. I had been needing to find a restroom since walking from 59th street Columbus Circle. I walk straight to the bathroom upon arrival (as I've done before with no issues) My friend hadn't gone into the right "establishment" but had instead gone next door. As I exited the restroom the bartender, infront of his guests, shouted at me that "I HOPE YOUR CHILDREN DIE BEFORE YOU!" (Among other insults) to which case I exited "Top Of The Rocks" before bringing my friend inside to the right place. You don't know what another person has been through. You don't know I was helping someone inside of your establishment. You don't know I'm a pervious customer.. You don't act like a pompous DICK. Embarrassed and disgusted are putting it mildly. This attack was uncalled for and out of this world. And the company should be ashamed to hire people of that nature. More like "Bottom Of The Barrel."

The whiskey is amazing and the bartenders make great suggestions but be sure to ask the price. I was shocked when the bill came! They should tell you when they are suggesting things that are really expensive.

If you are a whiskey nerd this is the place for you. They have every option to satisfy every patron. If you're not a whiskey connoisseur don't worry! I came with my girlfriend who never drinks whiskey and the bartender listened to her preferences and formulated a whiskey cocktail that she ended up loving. I had the best highball I've ever had here. It was a pleasure walking in here by coincidence. Spent several wonderful hours at this gem.

3 stars for a 'meh' way too expensive, kind of sarcastic / rude vibe bar in Manhattan. This place was packed when we arrived. We were greeted by the bartender who not so nicely explained that they do not have a menu because they change their bourbon / whiskeys so often so let him know what you like and he'll tell you what to get. Uhm, okay I understand the menu thing, but the tone of voice was not needed. He gave my husband an attitude when he asked if he could move to see what he had so he could choose. The one prop I'll give them is that they're very reasonable when you want to taste something, they give you a sip without charge. But I guess it's because their pricing is WAY higher than other local bars, lol.

Whether you're a whisky-file or a novice, on the rocks should be a staple in your rotation. Yes, the venue is tiny, but what it lacks in square footage it makes up for in vibe and selection. Patrick is a walking encyclopedia. He will quickly or slowly get you up to speed on all things whisky. He truly is a marvel. He works nights only so don't come early. The whisky selection is superlative. There will definitely be at least a dozen bottles you've never tried or have been meaning to try. Pricing won't be generous, especially with the higher end bottles. But they do offer half pours if you're tasting on a budget. Cheers...

Bartender was shady and not welcoming when i walked in. I'm a life long NYer who cherishes bourbon/whisky cocktails and makes them on the regular at home. My old fashioned was decent... however- regarding paying my bill. I accidentally gave him $60 cash for a $27 tab (ridiculous cost of one drink btw) he kept $13 without asking. I let it go, since the place clearly needs customers & $$$. But decided to write my first negative yelp review because it was such a gross Bartender move. Same Bartender loved yapping loudly about sports when other customers are trying to enjoy their drinks. He belongs in a typical midwest sports bar. The good part: cozy spot and good music if you can hear it over the tacky Bartender. I suggest Brooklyn bars instead of this place, unless they replace the Bartender.

Rude bartender. Forced us to pay 20% tip. Place overcharges $25 min for $5 or less shots. Was extremely rude and made fun of us. Would never go, and we are experienced whiskey drinkers.

Great look and vibe however the bartender is one of the rudest people I have met. Not sure if it was racism but we had a $500 tab and were treated like shit.

My favorite bar in NY. They know their whisky and have the best selection anywhere. Pricy but you get your money's worth. You meet interesting people. Including the owner.

My husband and I yelped a whiskey bar and came across this one. Wish we had a whiskey bar exactly like this one back in CA! We met the most personable bartender, Brent, while we were in the area. He definitely knows his whiskeys and can lead you in the right direction. He's the perfect bartender for a higher end whiskey bar; knowledgeable, personable and attends to his customers. Although I can't drink at this time, my water was ALWAYS full! Excellent service! If you're looking for Jack and coke, this isn't the whiskey bar for you. Be brave and try something new! You won't regret it!

Happened a few weeks ago. WATCH YOUR BILL! Ordered 2 flights of 4 whiskies ( 1 oz each). They were decent bottles but nothing fantastic. We were told they would be around $90 for each flight (already kind of a rip off). I had given them my credit card (pretty standard) at beginning of evening. The billed my card first (a no no), then showed me the bill which had each flight for $200. The mistake was rectified, but don't like being treated like a mark. Who likes leaving a bourbon bar in a pissed off mood. Will not be going back or recommending it to anyone.

What a great bourbon bar. Great selection and the bartender wish I could remember his name ‍) was amazing. Very knowledgeable and was awesome at helping to find your flavor profile. Brought a newbee to blourbon with me and he really helped him find what he liked. Happened to be Blantons and Harper 15 yo. Had some excellent pours also. Met some great people. Small and comfortable venue not to be missed if you're around the Times Square/Hell's Kitchen area.

Staff is rude, over priced, and charged both my friend and I double and wouldn't correct the error. Would not recommend this business.

This is a very strange place. It is pretty small inside and has that old school hells kitchen dive bar feeling. And then you look up and see a beautiful shelf of bottles with a wide range of whiskey. Scotch, japanese, they have it all. You can sit at the bar but it feels kind of cramped. The little wall counters at the back room offer more privacy for conversation. If you're a whisky fan, this bar should be in your arsenal.

Two star rating reflects service, which was far from friendly if you ask any basic whiskey questions. The cocktails were fairly decent, though priced extremely high for Hells Kitchen (esp 10th Ave!). Won't go back, but may recommend to whiskey enthusiasts looking to burn a little cash.

If you're looking for a small local whiskey bar in Manhattan, this is the place. The bartender was very knowledgeable and give us a brief history lesson all about whiskey. The selection is amazing. We all enjoyed a variety of Irish Scotch and Japanese whiskeys. everything was excellent. Highly recommended!

I was recommended this place from a customer at the Mexican restaurant just a couple blocks down. It's a very cool bar. Small but intimate. Came with my sister and we both really loved it. The bartenders are really cool and down-to-earth so don't be a douchbag. I wanted to try that Taiwanese whiskey that won that big whiskey competition a couple years ago and they had a bottle. They weren't sure if it was the one that won, but they knew exactly what company I was talking about (I read about it online). It's amazing. Super smooth with a fruity taste. My sister and I also had a conversation with the nephew of the owner of the bar! It was pretty cool 'cause he overheard me say how cool the bar was. We had a good conversation. Would definitely come here regularly.

My friend and I wanted to try something new, so we decided to give this place a try. It was a Friday night, so all the seating at the bar was taken. We stood against the wall checking out the collection of whiskey. When the bartender asked us what we wanted, we asked to give us a minute as we took a look. That's when he proceeded to let us know that this wasn't a typical bar and that if that's what we were looking for, this wasn't the place for us. That shots run start at $22 and "we need to speak to each other like adults do" if we needed a drink. Since we received that lovely spiel just because we said to give us a minute, we decided to leave. Being spoken down to in front of the other patrons didn't make for a great first impression. Definitely will not be returning or recommending this place.

I'm hesitant to review this place since it's a great hidden gem. If you like whiskey, then this is the place to visit. The bartenders will make an old fashioned suited to your preferences and taste, and they can help you choose an amazing whisky (or two or five) that you won't regret. They are patient and generous in providing samples to help select a great whiskey, scotch, etc., and will even provide a lengthy (but amazing) history lesson about that particular bottle and why it tastes the way it does. It's not a cheap place, but you certainly get for what you pay for, and then some!

We visited this bar based on the recommendation from a friend that is local to the area. We were very excited and loved our initial time here. When it came time to check out, we were very disappointed when we got the check. It was double the price we were promised. The bartender was very apologetic but ultimately after being handed a $400 tab for 2 people, it just put an extreme damper on the evening. The bartender made the price right but at the end of the day the entire group was extremely disappointed. We will not return here.

I stumbled across this when looking for a happy hour with my friend before seeing Star Wars over the holidays. Being in that we're both whiskey fans we stepped inside. It's not the type of place to go for happy hour to be honest. I don't think they even acknowledge such a thing. But it is probably one of the most amazing collections of whiskey I have ever seen in my entire life at an establishment. Being in that said, some of these bottles are outrageously expensive. The place is tiny and charming with dim lights and has this exclusive air inside that smells like money and I loved every second of it. I want to say my old fashioned cost somewhere between $20-25. I don't think they have a cocktail menu even. You just mostly have to know what you want but the bartender is very well knowledgeable if you tell him your price range and your flavor preferences. I would say this is a special occasion place if your friend just got a new job and is having a baby kind of celebration. Or if you find someone that's loaded, suggest this as a night cap.