Rose Bar
Permanently Closed
Fireplace, art, and velvet seats for cocktails
Fireplace, art, and velvet seats for cocktails
"By night, the Rose Bar comes alive, often with the who’s who of New York’s music, art, and fashion scenes thanks to a packed roster of cultural events. But we love to dip into the blush-colored bar for a cocktail in the early afternoon, when the scene is more mellow. Sinking into those pink velvet seats and simply admiring the beautiful rosy décor after a long day running around the city is—in our book—a form of therapy. Walls are heavy with works from the twentieth century’s heavy hitters like Richard Prince, Keith Haring, and Jean-Michel Basquiat, and in the depths of a New York winter, when the limestone fireplace is lit, there is nowhere cozier for an afternoon cocktail."
"Rose Bar and Jade Bar, located inside the Gramercy Park Hotel, are at the center of a lawsuit accusing management of forcing female servers to share their tips with male staffers, while male employees were not required to share their tips. The lawsuit alleges that female servers had to share up to 45% of their tips, which were distributed among male bartenders and back-of-house employees, and that this practice was justified by claims that female servers 'make too much money.' The lawsuit seeks damages for violating federal minimum wage requirements and the unjust tip-sharing scheme." - Carla Vianna
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