Puttery

Maria was the best server! So friendly and knowledgeable and provided us with a great experience. The mini golf was so fun i had such a great time with my friends.

Fun atmosphere. Each course is only 9 holes so it went quickly. The holes are a lil tough too but we had fun. It was just over too quickly. They have a nice bar and restaurant and comedy club too.

We had a reserved time but having finished dinner early we went and they let us start anyway. We played one round on the Lodge course. Its just challenging enough. Rooftop is also nice.

Wow this place is just something else. I can’t even put it into words how much fun me and my friends had. We walked in and were so welcomed by the front desk woman named Ari. Beers are great too. I recommend you give this place a try especially since it’s not expensive and breathtaking pictures.

My first time doing mini golf indoors and I had an amazing time. Ordered the elote ribs which was just the right amount of spice. Maria was my server and she was incredibly attentive and very knowledgeable. I will definitely be coming back

We had a wonderful evening at the Puttery NYC last night, we started out , after an excellent greeting at the door, with drinks at the 2nd level bar. Nuzhaat, our gracious bartender, was sweet and attentive , serving us a great dinner as well at the bar. Next we saw Highline Comedy’s show, which was just hilarious, great comics and great vibe. All in all it is a great outing and probably the areas treasure!

(Mostly) Terrible comedy show followed by the jankiest miniature golf course I have ever been to! Only reason I give it two stars is the price was reasonable. If you want comedy, mini golf or drinks, I recommend somewhere else. I suppose we got what we paid for

I came to Puttery for my Dad’s birthday to celebrate. We had such a lovely time playing and chatting with Ellie at the bar. She made sure to check in on us and ensure that we were well taken care of. They had a great cocktail menu and very yummy appetizers. We even had the full birthday experience where the team sang happy birthday! Western was also a highlight for us. She was very attentive during our round of golf and was so personable. We loved the energy that the team had and felt very welcomed. We will definitely be coming back again.

Overall rating: 4.8 I have been to every mini golf spot in the city and this one is my favorite! I heard when it opened it was very unorganized, but I waited a year and love it. There are two courses and recommend getting both. I think there's an option with a comedian, but I didn't do that. This is probably more fun on a date so I'm not sure how it is with friends. I still recommend!

DISAPPOINTED IN FOOD: We went to Rory's restaurant (I believe that's the name of the place, since the food menu was the same for both the rooftop and the 3rd floor) after playing mini golf at Puttery (New York location), and unfortunately, the dining experience was disappointing. I ordered the surf and turf, and one of the sides included a potato that was visibly rotten--even though it was already cut open. My boyfriend and I were honestly shocked that it was served in that condition. He eventually got the waiter's attention, who took the potato away. A manager came over and asked, "Is there a problem?" and offered to remake the potato. But by then, I had eaten the rest of the dish and wasn't interested in just the potato anymore. Then the manager asked if we had done the mini golf (which is located on the 2nd and 3rd floors), and after we said yes, he just replied, "Well, let me know if I can do anything else for you." That was it--no sincere apology, no real effort to acknowledge the issue or make it right. As customers, we would at least expect some kind of discount or compensation. Not everyone feels comfortable asking for compensation in these situations, so we just said thank you and left. But honestly, it felt like the easiest possible way out of taking any accountability. Disappointed, especially considering the atmosphere and pricing. That said, the mini golf itself on the 2nd and 3rd floors was great--we had a lot of fun! Just a tiny suggestion: it would be really cute if the scorecard printed automatically after the courses as a keepsake.

Puttery is a mini-golf venue located on W. 14th Street in Manhattan. It is accessible via public transportation that includes the A,C,E, F, 2,3, trains to 14th Street. Walking distance to Puttery varies depending on which train you take to that area. Puttery has two mini-golf courses & four bars. Puttery has multiple floors - 1st Floor - Lobby, 2nd Floor - Lodge Mini- Golf Course, 3rd Floor - Museum Mini- Golf Course & Top Floor is Rory's Rooftop. You can either choose to play one ($25) or both mini-golf courses ($40). We played one course, the Museum Course. Once we completed the course, we went to the 2nd floor to see the Lodge Course. Puttery's mini-golf courses both have 9 holes. Puttery has cool artwork & structures displayed throughout the establishment. A lively DJ was playing a good set on one of the lower floors. We came to celebrate a special person's birthday. We started at Rory's Rooftop to enjoy cocktails before playing mini-golf & ended at Rory's Rooftop to enjoy dinner & cocktails. As it was St. Patrick's Day Weekend, there was a special festive menu displayed & we ordered the following : -The Leprechaun Swing - House Vodka, Midori, Lemon Juice w/ Simple Syrup. -Pot of Gold Old Fashioned - Jameson Irish Whiskey, Honey Syrup, & Orange Bitters. -Mezcal Margaritas -We also had Green Tea Shots, Jameson Shots, & Mezcal Shots. Barn Yard Burger w/ fries Brisket Sliders w/ Fries Chicken Wings w/ Fries Rory's Rooftop Bar is on the 4th floor. There is probably cool rooftop vibes during the warmer months. Rory's has games to play that include Jumbo Connect 4. Special thanks to Nuzhaat & Ellie. Nuzhaat made us terrific cocktails, each one better than the last one she prepared. Nuzhaat helped to run Rory's Rooftop Bar w/ ease and we appreciate her for the great customer service. Fantastic r&b music had us bopping in our bar seats the entire time. RIP Angie Stone.... Mon. - Thurs. - 4pm - 10pm Fri. - 4pm - 1am Sat. - Noon - 1am Sun. - Noon - 10pm @putteryofficial

The opposite of Swingers, this location is quiet and intimate with just 2 themed courses, 1 per floor. About $36 pre-paid for one game, some light snacks, small bites, non-alcoholic drinks included. Food was just ok. We were in some kind of ancient kingdom themes. Artwork everywhere. Clean bathrooms. Close to the high line so not super close to the subway, nice views.

Avoid this place. My experience there was terrible and it is still not resolved. The place was nearly empty but the staff still couldn't handle our party. Initially told by the waiter and the manager that they could split our bills out amongst all of our party. This was before we ordered. When it was time for the bill the waiter came with one bill and simply said the manager changed it, without telling anyone in our party. This was also a new waiter, the person who took our order had disappeared and handed our table over to someone else. The food was horrible. We did the $40 deal. I had wings as a starter, over cooked, small, over sauced. For a main I had the Lucky chicken sandwhich. It was a disappointment. More bread than anything else. The only redeeming thing were the fries. Other members of my party had similar experiences with their food. The mini golf wasn't any better of an experience. Had to find someone to log into the system. The place was empty and the staff non existent at best. Played 2 holes of golf before the scoring system crashed at which point we gave up on keeping score. Which was fine because the AC was barely functioning and the place was uncomfortably warm. No one ever approached me or my party while playing mini golf to ask if we needed anything. The evening eventually ended, so I thought. Halfway home a charge on my card appeared on my phone. Puttery charged nearly the entire party's bill to my card. This was after I had paid my fraction and signed a CC slip. I called their customer service and while the agent was polite, they were not very helpful, repeating that it was likely a hold and I would likely get it back from my bank in a few days. Why I was charged nearly the whole party's amount was never explained. So now I'm dealing with the bank waiting to see what will happen and if I will get my money back. Avoid this place. The food is mediocre Sysco product at best. The service was just bad. I am waiting to see what the actual charge will be on my card and if Puttery will release the money they have over charged me. An amount more than 10 times what I agreed to and signed off on.

We came here on a cold and rainy Saturday around 2pm with a group of 6. It was busy but the gal at the front desk was efficiently checking people in (we did not have a reservation and were able to go in right away) and checking coats. The courses themselves are very fun, and it's worth it to get 2 courses. Each comes with 9 holes, and they're located on different levels. The holes were designed well with detailed and creative designs and hole access, and the digital score cards were awesome. The game play itself was a great experience. Knocking off 2 stars because operationally this place has a ton of room for improvement. I went to use the restroom upon arriving and there were absolutely no paper products in the entire bathroom. No toilet paper or seat covers in either stall, and no paper towels. Also, the same person checking people in upstairs to actually begin gameplay is also the same person taking drink orders around the course, and going to the bar to get and deliver the drinks? We saw plenty of other staff so it didn't seem like they were understaffed. There were multiple bartenders at the actual bar. We had to wait a long time to get started purely because no one was at the front to get us started. Then when we wanted drinks after getting stated, she was no where to be found. The drink menus they have around the course are also not accurate as to what they actually have in stock at the bar. Definitely worth it to come here for a fun indoor group activity, they just really need to make operational improvements.

Food (4/5): Food was definitely overpriced especially for the portion size but the quality of some of their dishes was actually surprisingly good. We ordered a burger and miso salmon sandwich. The burger was alright and standard fare, but the miso salmon was actually really solid with good flavors. Portion was small though. We also had a taco nada which was surprisingly super good. Service (3/5): Overall the staff are friendly and helpful. We had a couple issues like we had to ask for water several times before it came out and some of our food order got delayed. Also while playing golf the staff seemed a bit lackadaisical and gave us the wrong handed clubs without asking and when we asked they basically just took ours and handed over other random clubs. But most of the staff was good. Ambiance (5/5): Probably the best part here. Chill vibe where there is multiple floors with fun areas. Some areas you play mini golf, others you can eat good food and drink while lounging, and one of the golf areas had a cool medieval theme. Overall really fun and impressive place to have in the city.

Best time!! Corey upstairs server was so great and attentive. Can't wait to come back!!!

Lots of fun with my corporate group. Attentive staff, great value, great location. Food and drink was great.

Came here for the play and eat deal. We had a blast, we played a round on the third floor. It was museum themed, each round was cute, not too difficult. Unfortunately by the 2nd to last round the machine glitched and lost our entire scorecard. When we asked for help, one of the unenthusiastic workers came over and just complained that the system was poorly designed. So we just played the last round and called it a tie. We went up to the rooftop for dinner. When we told them we bought the play and eat package one of the servers urged us to eat downstairs because he didn't know how to process that deal. Thankfully another server did, she was very helpful and when we told her that our scores got erased she brought us free tix for another day. For dinner we had corn ribs, wings, chips and dip, brussel sprouts, burgers and my husband had a chicken sandwich. Everything was good especially the chicken sandwich. I also had an aperol spritz which was the best i've had in a while. All in all the place is fun but the service needs to tighten up. Some staff just seem to care more than others.

Came here for my sister's birthday to celebrate as a fam and we did the Foodie Pass ($60/person which includes a round of golf and 1 shareable and 1 entree). I personally think it was a good deal considering alternatives in the city (like Swingers which is so much more expensive). We had so much fun and honestly the only thing that i'm docking a star from the review is that we didn't notice until after reconciling the build that they charged a $50 deposit that was added to the bill. I associate deposits as a fee that goes towards something and that didn't seem to be the case despite the fact that this is what it says on the website.

Fun mini golf experience that's definitely different from what you're used to. It's high tech and the holes are pretty challenging. Oh, and it's definitely more expensive than the places you remember going to on vacation. We came here for a birthday party so they provided some of the appetizers- the fried chicken sliders were pretty good but the guacamole not so much. Would recommend for a fun night out.

This upscale mini golf venue just opened in Chelsea/Meatpacking. It tastefully combines two mini golf courses with food, cocktails, lounging, and a speakeasy experience. You can make reservations online. Since it's new, I was able to book same day and there were lots of times available, but I do think it will fill up quickly as word gets out. You can book tickets for one or both of the mini golf courses. When we arrived in the lobby, waiters were serving passed hors d'oeuvres. This was unexpectedly fancy, but a nice touch to set the ambiance. They have a free coat check at the front desk as well. After you are checked in, you can visit any of the floors of the venue at your leisure. We started on the rooftop, which was spacious and had nice views of the Highline and Hudson. They had space heaters blasting which made many of the hightop tables a little too toasty, but there were also seats available away from the heaters for enjoying the open air. They also had a few swinging pod couches, which were fun to try out. For my first drink, I got the margarita standoff. It had way too much ice and was bitter and watery. My partner got the last diner, which was sweet and tasty so I ordered that next. To eat, I had the tofu tacos. They also had impossible beef tacos, so it was great to have some variety as a vegetarian. I enjoyed the tacos and the ingredients tasted fresh, but they could've used a sauce. My partner got the double smash burger and fries and loved both. After we ate, we headed to the mini golf courses located on the second and third floors. They had ski lodge and art museum themes. The museum course was a bit more spread out. Both courses had 9 holes. For both, you had to wait a few minutes for the party in front of you to finish each hole. The museum course also had around a 20 minute wait just to enter. On the courses, you could order drinks, but no food was allowed. Both were fun and had creative trick shots. You had to count your strokes, but there was a convenient digital screen at each hole for keeping score. Later in the night, it got pretty crowded, but the layout kept traffic moving pretty well. We finished the night in the speakeasy in the basement. It was not super crowded and had velvet couches, tables, and a nice hip hop playlist. Here I ordered the banana stand cocktail. It was sweet and very strong. The banana taste was not overpowering. Overall, this is a great option for date night or a group of friends. The decor and props throughout the venue were thoughtful and impressive. Staff were incredibly friendly.

- golf moves fast - 9 holes - electric scoring is a plus - expenisve - I think the sushi rolls made me sick the fish did not smell all the way fresh - it's cool how each floor seeks to be its own restaurant - cool and inventive dirnks - cool and inventive drinks involving tequila - alright beef tacos - people loves the sliders - lots of fries per order - not high in the beer selections - A+ for decorations - the door with golf has a festive soundtrack - the roof soundtrack was not as festive it was not as party centric as I would have liked - if u have large gold groups, they break groups into four - the underground bar at the bottom is fun they don't allow shorts

The food was really good! The staff was AMAZING! They were super attentive and wonderful! We were a party of 8 and we were met with warm welcomes and great service. I dedicate this review to the wonderful managers Ariana and Michelle and our server Mercy as well as the awesome bartenders Ellie and Codin! Thank you for serving all of us delicious, tasty drinks and providing a positive attitude on this busy Thursday evening! We will be back in the future! :) thank you ALL!

Puttery is such a cute place. the food a little pricey but hey it's New York, was really really good. The specialty drinks were strong and The dessert was melt in your mouth delicious. The pasta had a nice kick to it. It was very creamy and flavorful. Also, our time of playing golf was super fun and we were able to get through all of the holes in our time that we had. The staff were very friendly and helpful. I'd come back again.

They just opened this past weekend so it wasn't too crowded. You can get tickets online to reserve a time (costs about $25 per person for one course). They have two courses (each on a different floor) as well as a rooftop but it wasn't open since it was cold. They were doing a promo so they let us do two courses instead of just one! The course on the third floor had a museum theme while the course on the second floor had a lodge theme. Both courses had 9 holes each. While you make your way through the rounds the server comes around to take your orders. Each course also had cocktails special to the floor that were unavailable at the other course. Drinks were around 20 each. Staff was very friendly and helpful. I believe they have food but we didn't get any. You can go in groups of two or three. We had a group of five so we split up but like the other group was right behind so we were still together. Fun place to come hang out while playing mini golf and grabbing drinks!

Puttery has been on my bucket list for months, after becoming familiar with other locations around the US, and a competing adults-only mini golf spot elsewhere in the city. Well, they finally opened and we visited this past Sunday afternoon with a prior made reservation. The space is huge: Basement: Speakeasy bar 1st Floor: entry level 2nd floor: Lodge course + bar 3rd floor : Museum course + bar 4th floor: rooftop cocktail bar While they provide a fantastic regular "signature cocktails" list available at main bars throughout all levels, there are areas that have a focused cocktails menu, such as themed cocktails on each golf course, and a separate cocktails menu in the speakeasy bar in the basement. We tried several cocktails from each menu: Margarita Standoff: a well-made spicy pineapple margaritas Ek Choug's Bounty (museum menu): similar to a tequila Aperol spritz Iced Irish Coffee (lodge menu): a delicious ski-lodge whiskey based dessert drink Float Like a Butterly: similar to a tequila apricot martini All of their cocktails were delicious - boozy, yet balanced and not too sweet. We chatted with the rooftop bartender and he expresses there is a very strong focus on cocktails overall. The golf was very fun also: There are two courses with different themes, ski lodge and museum, each with 9 holes. Each hole had a medium level of difficulty and was very well thought out and creative. Scorekeeping was via tablet at each hole, and very easy to log after each person completed putting. Your score followed you from hole-to-hole, too. Everyone there was friendly and helpful and seemed very happy working there , and I would definitely go back with friends for a night out.

Fun spot! It is WAY bigger than I expected with multiple floors, and the mini golf is actually quite good and challenging. My group enjoyed the ski lodge course and then spent a bunch of time afterwards at their roof bar which was also much bigger than expected. I think this is a great spot to bring a group of friends or coworkers. Food and drinks weren't that memorable, but it's a fun activity and the space is quite nice.

This mini golf space is adults only, 21+ which makes for a nice experience. There are two courses available, the museum and the ski lodge. The museum seemed to be the most popular because there was a lot more people on that floor. You can do one course for $25 or two for $40. I chose to do both courses. If you came into the city for this you might as well. Each course is 9 holes and will probably take you about half hour. There are drinks you can buy while golfing, $19 per cocktail and there is also a restaurant. The activity was fun but I don't see it as a repeat visit unless they change the courses.

This is a cute new mini golf place down in the meatpacking district. I saw it off Instagram many times and decided to go. There are 2 floors of rooms for the game and you can either purchase 1 round for $25 or 2 for $40. You can choose either room for your games or do 1 and 1. Upon getting there, I checked in for my reservation. The host told us to take the stairs to either room but 3 was empty and a big group just went up to 4. The third floor had a winter, ski lodge theme. It was quite cute. There was a model snowmobile, a giant polar bear statue, a ski lift, faux fire pit and many more lodge themed decor. There were 9 holes for this game and each one got a little more difficult as we went on. My group of 4 was the only group there until about hole 3 then another couple of 2 came. Since they were a smaller group, they moved faster. The score keeping is hands free, meaning there's a touch screen that you tap to keep your scores and it tracks you to the next course after the last person in your group goes so we couldn't let the people behind skip us. There are also cup holders at each spot to keep your drink safe. While we were playing one of yhe employees cane over and kept telling us what to do and how to play. it was annoying. Like let us play and talk amongst ourselves. When we finished that room we tried to go to the next room. It was a bit more crowded and we got online to check in for a slot. there were about 2 groups of people before us. Then suddenly a staff members tells my group of 4, we need to put these people before you because they paid (as in with a private party). That groups was at least 10 people. We paid too and I said that but the employee said they were there first.. which they were not. It was so obnoxious. The host told us to come back and not even wait on line since it would be about 15 mins. I asked the host if we could go to the rooftop bar and if someone could let us know when it's our turn. We went up to get food and more than half hour later, no one came to let us know. On the roof there was also another private party yet it was still open to the public to sit and eat. The party was taking over the whole area and even hovering over our space/table. I asked the server if she could have them shuffle down and she said no, "because they paid." Like wtf were we doing. we were also paying. We never emerged up going to the second room because it was still packed. The whole situation with prioritizing giant groups over other customers was so obnoxious. The food was good but the staff was not helpful nor accommodating. If not for having a ticket for the room we couldn't get into, I probably wouldn't be back. Plus the ticket expires in December so we have to rush to get back there soon. Hopefully the next experience is better.

Drinks, ambiance, and food were amazing. Angelina was welcoming and Daniel made a great Espresso Martini. Daniel made his Mexican and Italian inspired martini and it was amazing 9/10 (it would've been a ten if it had the beans, but the establishment failed to provide that for him, lol) Overall 7/10 experience because the service could've been faster, elevators weren't working, and there was no notice of the rooftop being closed.

My girlfriend is in the elevator and inadvertently had her golf club still with her. An attendant snatched it out of her hand in an unnecessarily aggressive manner. The bartender also felt the need to serve us overpriced drinks in literal silence, puts the digital machine in front of us upside down so the price can't be seen, then gives attitude when we try to turn the machine around to see the glorious $7+ priced Diet Coke and $21 mixed drink. Thankful for Swingers and other establishments in NYC - lots of other options to be had.

This place is so weird. When we checked-in, the host gave us a rundown of where things were in the building. She pointed out that she "would not recommend" dining with them, which seems like a poor way to start things off. The women's restroom was in a seriously abysmal state, we're talking someone had a bit too much fun and no one had tended to the situation (even during the 1.5ish hours we spent there). The vibes on the courses are just weird, too. The courses themselves don't make a ton of sense, some are frustratingly difficult, and the aux was blasting some pretty annoying rap. No one really seems to care about organization or cleanliness (BBQ sauce fingerprints on the scoring screens) either, so be prepared to make your own fun here. This is in comparison to the awesome time I had at Swinger's Nomad about a year ago. So, if you're between Puttery and Swingers, save yourself the "what is even going on here" moments and go to Swingers. P.S. I accidentally left my phone at the host stand for a while during my visit (oops!), and when I went to snag it back, found pictures and videos of other Puttery visitors in my camera roll. Glad my phone's safe, but that is just so weird.

Very fun. Got smoked by my girl but I was drunk that's why she won. I'll let it slide but next time I'm coming back to win.

I came here for a holiday tasting event that I thought was exclusive to the members of a chamber of commerce I belong but it apparently was open to others since I saw a few PR reps in attendance. I had no idea there was a miniature golf course accessible by subway and that could be hip but this manages to do just that. Their rooftop bar on the top floor was gorgeous and I got some cool selfies while I also sat in a swinging chair and amused myself spinning in it. Food was plentiful and delicious and the courses look really cool. I didn't play any miniature golf since I didn't have any team to play with but it feels like this would be a great date night place covering both casual and dressy all at once. If I get someone offering to take me out, I'll definitely consider suggesting this place as a possibility.

We came here for dinner not to play miniature golf. The drinks were good and the service was amazing. I ordered the Cajun pasta and that was salty in my opinion. Also they had an event so we sat in the rooftop. My friend had the burger and it was good. The drinks were quite delicious a good balance of alcohol and mix. I would definitely be back to play golf. I did want to try the other bars on the different floors but by the time we got our food and ate it was closing. The place looked great and I would order another food item.

After much excitement hearing about Puttery's NYC debut, we booked tickets to come on opening weekend. Because of the rain, the venue was surprisingly quiet. It almost felt like a soft opening which gave us ample opportunity to explore the space. Floor 1: Check in and free coat check Floor 2: Nine holes with an Apres Ski theme and a dining area Floor 3: Nine holes with an ancient civilization theme and a larger dining area Rooftop: Outdoor lounge and bar with views of the highline and water Each round of golf is $25 per person. While the courses were well short, each one was fun and challenging. What makes Puttery different is the detail to its theme and the abundance of photo worthy props. You can stand behind a chariot, ride a snowmobile, sit on a plush royal chair, or a ski lift. There is also a roaming photographer who snaps photos of your group and tries to sell you the framed hardcopies for $20. This almost felt like a theme park. Thankfully the turnout was light today so we did not feel rushed as we played both courses. Personally, I thought the 3rd floor course was more detailed. There are also "themed" cocktails exclusive to each floor's mini golf section. I ordered the King Tut from the 3rd floor which I would not recommend if you're not a diehard fan of tumeric. Fortunately the exclusive cocktails on the second floor were better. With the Gummi Bear you can keep the hard plastic bear shaped container it comes in. Great spot to drop by for an indoor rainy day activity or when it's nicer to come by for a drink on the rooftop. Overall our group of five spent 1.5 hours here playing both rounds of mini golf and exploring the space while having two cocktails per person (one per course).

I like the concept of 21+ only for mini golfing and good spot for a date. They have two courses you can choose from: The Museum or Ski Lodge. The ski lodge was more popular but the museum was fun too. They have screens in each hole where you keep track of your scores. It's a bit crammed but it was fun. They also have a rooftop where you can hang after a game.

Oh boy. $97 for 2 mini golf courses, and $58 for one is insane, I'll start there. All the stations were hardly manned--the guy at the front kept disappearing, the people at the course entrances were not there initially, so really anyone could've just walked in. The course itself, was so weird and felt like it was designed by someone who had never played mini golf in their life. I think ONE course had a ridge, but all the others did not, so the ball just rolls out into other people's courses which is really annoying. Overall, stressful vibes in there.

We were there soon after opening on a Tuesday, so I can't speak to the experience when it's busy, but this was a lot of fun and we had no complaints. Service was friendly and knowledgeable. Fun vibe. Electronic scoring for the games was a great feature.

Place is a little overhyped- can get busy during the evening so make sure you make reservations. The mini golf aspect only has 9 sections, and the place closes at 1 AM.take sure to check out the rooftop and the speakeasy before playing so you don't run out of time!!

Wanted to do this with my bestfriend because it looked like a nice, "something different" kind of experience. We did the Museum themed course. Upon arrival to the 2nd floor, no one greeted us. The host was at the bar, looked at us then turned away. Since this was our 1st time here, we were clueless on how to start. Since the host did/said nothing, we started walking into the course. That is when she walked over to us to take out tickets and sign us in. There are a lot of nice photo ops but none of the staff are present to take pics of you so be mindful of that. If you want group photos its unlikely. When we finished & went to the restaurant area to order, it took a while for the host to come give us a menu. After ordering we waited over 30min for our food and all we ordered was a French toast and a chicken sandwich with fries. There were people who came after us but got their food before us. Upon leaving, 3 employees were near the exit and not one of them said "good bye, have a great day, hope you enjoyed your visit".. nothing. Not a word or even a glance. I thought this was very rude and lacked customer service. As someone who works in the hospitality industry, it was just not a welcoming environment at all. The people who were polite and friendly was the person at the front desk on the 1st floor and the bartender. The mini golf experience was short but fun, hence the 3 stars I did give.

Misleading photos! Many of the photos on the Yelp page are NOT of the course/location. Actual location looks totally different from these photos! Pretty disappointing minigolf experience overall, the courses were small, cramped, poorly lit, poorly designed, not well maintained. Many of the courses were badly damaged/broken. The scoring system was difficult to use and buggy. Holes were not well marked. Bar service was slow and inattentive. Much too expensive for what you're getting. Try Swingers Club instead. I didn't try the food, the drinks were fine but also overpriced imo. Anyway who goes to minigolf for the food??? There's so many good restaurants in Manhattan lol.

I'm leaving this 1 star review as the manager I talked to last night encouraged us to do so. We made a reservation online and paid in advance for our group to celebrate my best friend's 30th birthday. We showed up at the time of our reservation and were told we would have to wait (likely around a few hours) to play. When we asked about our reservation they said it basically doesn't matter and that it's still first come first serve. They gave us a few options: 1. Wait in line for a few hours and play 2. Receive a voucher to come back at another time to play 3. Inquire about a refund They also said that the refund will take around 4 weeks to get in touch with anyone. This seems like a really disorganized system and a rip off. Here's hoping we get our money back and next time we want to play mini golf in the city, we'll go to Swingers. Yikes.

Went there to play some minigolf because it looked really cool from the pictures online and were a bit disappointed to find out the $27 price was for a course with only 9 holes. It took us about 15 minutes to finish. The decorations were cool, and it was designed well enough but it was much smaller than the pictures made it look, just not anywhere near $27 dollars worth.

My wife and I had a really good time. We had a fairly early reservation on a Friday night so it wasn't too crowded. The courses were fun but surprisingly difficult. It is pretty pricey for how quickly you will go through the courses. Food and drinks were excellent but also pretty pricey

Cocktails were yummy; good price for nice tasting cocktails. Names were creative and they had accurate descriptions. I would highly recommend gummy bear and The Last Diner if you enjoy sweet drinks. The margarita standoff is exactly what you expect from a spicy margarita. Museum course was aesthetically more pleasing and slightly more interesting but the lodge course was longer. The service was really great. The front desk offered coat check, which was very helpful. The waitresses, bartenders, and the employees who checked us in were all helpful and kind. We recommend Puttery for a fun night out!

Terrible, awful service. Couldn't be helped at all at a table for food or drinks for the entire time upstairs. Just awful service

Marvin exceeded expectations!!! Thanks Found my new go to spot! Food and drinks were amazing

This was a horrible experience. On Saturday, September 21st, three friends and I visited New York City for a fun day. We happened to find The Puttery on a "Things to do" website, and we agreed to visit to play some indoor golf. After a day of treating each other to cab rides, lunch, and dessert, our good friend, a US Navy veteran, offered to pay for each of the four of us. My iPhone notes that we checked in around 5:00 PM ET. As our friend was processing his payment, a "Tip" page appeared and he selected an "18% tip". I saw the page, and honestly, I don't think he even realized it. Essentially, he paid for four adults, at $27.00, plus an 18% gratuity for $19.00, so one of the three associates behind the counter could watch him process his own transaction, and point us to the elevator. Honestly, we are all decent tippers, as we were for our cab rides, along with the three beers and one cocktail we consumed at the rooftop bar. I'm really puzzled why ANY guest would be prompted for a tip / gratuity, for a 1-hour round of mostly lame miniature golf. The Puttery would at least consider a refund of this ridiculous gratuity. Vin Connecticut

The check in experience is unorganized, needs improvement as it's extremely chaotic and no one is really direction and guiding customers on the way in. There is also an area to the right of the front desk that an employee tended to, but had no idea what it was for. At Check-in, we were told about the different areas and the rooftop. So we go to the rooftop, it was closed....not sure how an employee didn't know that. No big deal though, go to another floor and had to track down an employee...no clue it was seat yourself if we had a waiter or what. I saw several people just get up and leave from waiting too long. Waiter finally comes up takes our drinks...comes out 10 mins later says the drinks are almost ready....comes out 10 minutes after that to take our order...drinks weren't ready. At that point and after noticing the golfing itself is so crowded, I have up on the experience went back to the front desk and asked for my money back. I was told no problem and received a text saying my reservation was now canceled. I figured ok no problem, I won't leave a review, then boom I get only half of the promised refund....so I paid money ultimately for an absolute zero experience. What I suspect is the positive reviews are based off of small events prior to launch cause this place marketed very well with nothing to show in the experience itself. NYC is supposed to have the best of everything and this place is not NYC caliber. Bad experience from start to finish to even post experience.

I like the concept of 21+ only for mini golfing and good spot for a date. They have two courses you can choose from: The Museum or Ski Lodge. The ski lodge was more popular but the museum was fun too. They have screens in each hole where you keep track of your scores. It's a bit crammed but it was fun. They also have a rooftop where you can hang after a game.

Came to Puttery after a long, strenuous day of work looking for a fun evening and boy did I find it. The courses were so creatively designed and I definitely got competitive towards the end. The real highlight though, was Rory's rooftop bar. The ambiance was immaculate especially during sunset and the bartender Xavier gave us amazing recommendations for both food and drinks. This would definitely be a great place for parties or other social events and I can for sure see myself returning. I would give this place 10 stars if I could.

I had a great time here at Puttery. The drinks are very nice and cool. The interior is super cool! The staff is very professional and cool too.

My boyfriend and I went to puttery last night. I want to start off by saying it has a lot of potential but it is pretty unorganized. I understand they just opened so they could still be figuring it out. We made a reservation for mini golf & rushed to get there on time only for them to give us a reservation card 15-45mins past our reservation. Maybe this is to encourage buying drinks at the bar? We went to the rooftop as it was a nice night and the service was awful...the bartender gave us a menu after we had to ask and then didn't look in our direction again to take our order (we waited at least 10 mins) until we went to the 3rd floor bar instead. At this point, the lines for both courses was incredibly long and you would have to wait in line & therefore miss your "check in" time. We opted to go to the other course as the line was shorter. There were so many people that you had to play one hole then wait about 5 mins until you could play the next. Maybe they could have actual reservations and space them out so people can take their time playing and aren't waiting in line to play the next hole? Again, a good concept but very disorganized.

We had a birthday celebration this weekend at the puttery and had a great time! The food and drinks were awesome and Jordan helped us out and took care of us the whole night!

Mini golf was fun but the drinks were overpriced and so bad we couldn't even drink them - I'm talking one sip and we had to put them down. Disgusting.

Puttery has so much potential to be a fun spot, but they're very unprepared. My friend and I checked online before coming and saw that all reservation times were still open, so figured we could just buy tickets at the door. When we got to the venue, they were hesitant to sell us tickets because of how crowded it was upstairs but ultimately told us to buy one round each and wait on the rooftop for the lines to die down. We hesitantly agreed. On the way up, we saw how long the lines were and immediately regretted our decision. We sat at a table at the rooftop for a bit. After not being interested in anything on the menu, we decided to join the shorter line, which wasn't the course we had originally come to play, but we didn't want to waste our time standing in lines. While we were on line, the employees were very apologetic for the long wait, and kept asking if we wanted to order cocktails. After already paying so much to yet golf, $20 cocktails did not sound worth it, We waited for about 30 minutes before entering the room. When we got to the front of the line, they were running short on golf clubs and balls so my friend and I had to share one the whole time. There is also no sanitizing process between when the golf clubs/balls are returned and when they are given out to new players. The course itself was only 9 holes which felt like a let down for what we paid. They're also super crammed next to each other, and it felt like you couldn't always stand where you needed to in order to hit the ball. Overall, wish we didn't spend $55+ here just to stand in line and play 9 holes. Won't be coming back