Peck Slip Social

Want a great gem of a place. Awesome food menu, friendly staff and great owners. As someone who lives in FiDi, this is my main go to spot for me and my friends. We move the mature vibe and great music and trivia!! And we love the 5 foot free pool table!!

Beautifully curated space with a fantastic cocktail list. I got the “Morgan” and it was delicious. They have a fun trivia night on Mondays!

Came in a little early for a Friday night (Around 7:30). The bartenders were excellent, quick and efficient. The drinks were good and well priced for the area, we tried the Korean Fried Schnitzel it was great not overly spicy. I would definitely recommend this place to people! It was a great vibe, quick and efficient service and everyone was so lovely!

Great addition to the neighborhood! Fantastic cocktails, nice people, great food and vibe, and a pool table! Try the skewers, so good. Huge whiskey and bourbon selection. My new favorite spot!

WOW! What a wonderful new addition to downtown. The attention to detail and thoughtfulness of the owners and staff makes this spot feel really special. If you’re looking for a place to get to know new people while sipping on some delicious cocktails this place is for you! Will definitely be a repeat customer!

We came here to celebrate a friend’s birthday and initially had a great time. Our server was wonderful—attentive, friendly, and even helped take pictures of us when someone brought a small cupcake for the birthday girl. Everything was going well, and we were enjoying the night. However, things took a bizarre turn when one of the owners came over and abruptly informed us that outside food wasn’t allowed due to health regulations. While we completely understand restaurant policies, the way it was handled felt unnecessarily rude and unwelcoming, especially since our server hadn’t mentioned it. Wanting to keep the mood positive, we immediately asked for the check, paid our bill (over $400), and decided to take the celebration elsewhere. As we were already outside on the street, another owner followed us out and started yelling at us—about the cupcake we had already put away. This was beyond unprofessional; it was outright hostile. At that point, it felt less about policy and more about power-tripping. Other patrons outside even commented on how uncalled for and strange the whole thing was. What should have been a fun and memorable night was completely soured by the way ownership treated us. Hospitality is about more than just food—it’s about making guests feel welcome. If enforcing a policy means following paying customers into the street to berate them, this is not the kind of place we’d ever want to return to.

Soo glad this place is at the Seaport! My new favorite joint to meet friends, grab a bite, catch a vibe, and chill to some great tunes and live music. The owners are super cool and accommodating, whether I've been there with a large group or to meet a buddy. And the food is incredible. Seriously incredible. Blending international and local flavors, every dish has been pure comfort food. I cannot recommend Peck Slip Social enough 🙌🏼

The music here is on point. They also have a great selection of board games, which made our group hangout even more fun. They have amazing cocktails and a great list of whiskeys. And let's not forget the food – everything we tried was delicious, from the appetizers to the main dishes. Perfect spot to enjoy good music, good games, and even better food. Highly recommend!

Good spot in Seaport for drinks and unexpectedly tasty appetizers. They have outdoor seating in the summer, and the windows open if you are inside. We essentially seated ourselves, grabbing an open table. The front had a pool table and a lot of bar seating. I don't normally think much about bar food, but they had a unique menu. We got beers around the table and to accompany we had pan con tomate, hummus and pita, and French fries. The French fries were so good we got another order, perfectly hot with old bay seasoning. The pita was also warm and fresh. Overall, would recommend as a bar with good vibes and nice shareables for the table

A nice and very busy bar (on a Friday night), with lots of standing space but a number of high-ish tables for small or large groups to sit at. The service was very friendly although maybe a bit slow due to how busy they were. We ordered a range of food which all came out quickly and was tasty! There is a nice mix of regular bar style food, with Asian influences (including Korean, Japanese, Filipino and more). There is a large range of bourbon and other drinks. The cocktails we tried were ok but the balance seems off on a few of them.

Such a great vibing addition to the neighborhood! The food is amazing and the whiskey selection is robust. Great staff and ownership. My friends and I love the free pool table, it's unique as it is slightly smaller than the average table which makes it more fun to play on!! Also, they have some great live music on select nights!!

What a lovely addition to the Seaport! Set on the corner of Peck and Front, lays Peck Slip Social. A gorgeous new bar that offers bourbon, community, and delicious food. The bar was a six year vision of bar owner and local, Alex and her partner -- and the passion is clear. Once you walk in, you feel at home. I rolled in on a wet Friday night to meet a friend and got a wave of welcome. Inside, is a good vibe - a long L-shaped bar (with plenty of hooks and outlets for us chronic phone-dyers), and a pool table that adds a playful touch. A live band was playing 80s hits--including The Go-Go's! The menu is diverse and delightfully budget-friendly, with no drink priced above $17--a rare blessing in this economy. The menu is diverse and budget-friendly, with no drink priced above $17--a rare gem in today's economy. For my first round, I ordered The Mitch (a twist on a dirty gin martini with Botanist gin, olive brine, cucumber bitters, a dry vermouth wash, and toasted capers) and The Laura (a Sazerac reimagined with Redemption Rye, simple syrup, Creole and Peychaud's bitters, absinthe, orange, star anise, and a smoked finish). Both were exceptionally well-balanced and packed a good, strong kick. For the second round, I went classic with a Negroni, while my friend tried The Lydia (sparkling pear cider, Aperol, soda, and orange juice). The Lydia was light and refreshing, and the Negroni? Easily one of the best I've had in awhile. For snacks, we went with the hummus and the garlic confit. The hummus was the true stand out. Well spiced with a sort of tomato, cucumber salsa onto a nice bed of hummus. My only gripe was it only came with two pieces of pita! Way too little for such a delicious dip. It's great to see another bar in the area--while I hold a deep love and appreciation for Jeremy's, it's comforting to have an elevated haven like Peck Slip Social nearby. Also -- THREE CHEERS FOR PAPER MENUS!!!! Yes!!!!

Do not come here under any circumstance or you will be scammed. I never write reviews, but I am absolutely livid after this experience and I don't want anyone to have the same one. I've lived in NYC for over 18 years and have never had something like this happen. I came in this afternoon enticed by the happy hour advertised outside which stated 9 dollar glasses of wine. I asked our waitress which wines were on happy hour, and she said there was a white wine, red wine, and that she also had a sparkling rose available. I asked for the sparkling rose and she said "ok one house sparkling rose on happy hour" verbatim. After the first glass I asked which one it was, which would have been a golden opportunity for the waitress to admit a mistake was made and it wasn't on HH. She shared which wine and I said great, I'll have one more. The bill comes and it's 34 dollars. I'm puzzled as the 2 x wines were advertised at 9 dollars each. She says sorry, I know I told you this was on happy hour- I'll speak to my manager. Comes back and says sorry it's full price...I would have just gotten the white wine had I know this upfront and literally only ordered this wine as it was advertised as Happy Hour. I would have accepted any concession at this point- marking down one of the wines and not the other - one free glass, etc, but was told too bad I have to pay the 34 even though I was explicitly told it was 9 dollars and would have ordered at least 20 different wines off their menu instead had I been aware I'd be spending 16 dollars a glass. Initially was having a wonderful time, but will never be back again.

Great whiskey/bourbon/rye selection, small pool table, board/card games, relaxed atmosphere, friendly staff, cool merch = perfect ingredients for a neighborhood watering hole

Mid... some weird vibes though with nosy owners. You won't miss much if you aren't going here

Great food and drinks! They also have a pool table! Enjoyed the cocktails, especially the Fred.