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Where to Sip Martinis in New York

"Up on the Pen Top rooftop at The Peninsula New York I enjoyed the long-standing Tiramisu Martini—a rich blend of vanilla-infused vodka, coffee liqueur, Amaretto Disaronno, chocolate liqueur and cream—created decades ago by bartenders Alan Kearney and Salvatore Como after they were inspired by sharing tiramisu in a martini glass." - Kat Odell

"Salon de Ning is a bit of a franchise for the Peninsula—there are bars by the same name in their Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Manila hotels as well. Like its sister restaurants across the Pacific, New York's version is decorated in a subtle Asian style, with potted bamboo trees and Chinese screens. The cocktails are pricey even by New York standards, but the Peninsula's exceptional service (including some very accommodating bartenders) more than makes up for the expense. "

Why Summer is Amazing at this New York City Luxury Hotel - AFAR

"This rooftop bar and terrace serves summer-focused cocktails and light plates, including five new drinks such as the High-Roller Derby (Maker’s Mark Bourbon, grapefruit juice, green Chartreuse, and agave syrup) and the 5th Negroni (a mezcal-based take on the classic). The cocktail program is paired with new menu items like black pepper–crusted tuna tataki, shrimp cocktail, and a chocolate mousse. Seasonal adaptations for cooler months include two large domes on the West Terrace and two smaller igloos on the East Terrace to keep guests cozy while enjoying private events, food, and drinks." - AFAR

Salon de Ning - Review - Midtown - New York - The Infatuation

"The Peninsula is an upscale, old-school hotel on 55th Street where you might find some kind of business mixer going down in the lobby, and Salon De Ning is exactly the type of rooftop bar you expect to find in such a place. In other words, it's pricey, a little bit fancy, and you'll see suits of every (conservative) color here. If you need a spot to drink with your boss or a few coworkers, it's good for that. The indoor area isn't huge, but there's a big outdoor patio with a view of 5th Avenue. Just be aware that people will probably be a lot of people smoking cigars on this patio. That's a thing here." - Bryan Kim

Italian Restaurant San Morello to Open at the Shinola Hotel in Detroit - Eater Detroit

"An outpost of its New York cocktail lounge Evening Bar to the property." - Brenna Houck