Rosina Cocktail Lounge

"You could just get a pasta dish or a pizza from Bar Rosina’s in Greenwich, but you’d be doing it wrong. The path to success at this Italian restaurant is to order as many of their appetizers as you can fit on your table. Most of them are covered in a thick blanket of pecorino romano—you’ll get a strong whiff of cheese every time a waiter walks by. Make sure to prioritize some of the less conventionally Italian small plates, like the fried long hot peppers drizzled with labneh, and the burrata toast topped with strawberries, hazelnuts, and a savory brown butter sauce. If the weather’s nice, ask to sit outside on their cute patio with string lights. The spacious indoor dining room is also great for a big group dinner, especially one with any of your Westchester friends—it’s located one block from the New York border." - chloe zale, ciera velarde

"This place is like an incredible surprise right at the base of the Palazzo elevators. Rich finishes and gorgeous lighting give the small room (it seats about 65 people) Gatsby-era, Art Deco fabulousness. It's so transporting, that you'll almost forget where you are—save for the slot machines you can see through the window. The Classics menu is refreshingly basic—we’re talking Tom Collins, Manhattans, and Mint Juleps—while the showmanship comes through on the Coke and Smoke and Call Me Sire on the signature menu. And if you’re feeling bubbly, there’s even a Champagne Call Button to request one, by the glass or bottle depending on how late the partying is going." - Rachel Chang, Andrea Bennett

"The sexy interior at Rosina is worth a visit for non-drinkers, who can enjoy one of a couple non-alcoholic drinks, including the East Side Tonic, which is made with elderflower, lime, simple syrup, cucumber, and mint." - Susan Stapleton, Maddy Sweitzer-Lamme

"Rosina Cocktail Lounge at the Palazzo is open daily from 5 p.m. to 3 a.m." - Susan Stapleton

"Patrons walk up to a facade made of solid brass molding and custom-shaped glass resembling a faceted jewelry box at Rosina at the Palazzo." - Susan Stapleton