Ten Degrees

They make my favorite spicy margaritas here and Ponyo the pug is a star and keeps me coming back! Friendly and kind staff and many great drinks to choose from- highly recommend 😊

I always have a great experience at Ten Degrees. No matter how busy it us, the staff is attentive and on top of every customer. One of my favorites in east village. A must visit! Tip: Tables get busy quick, come early to lockdown tables. Everyone will legit fight over an open spot!

Loud but functional wine bar. About 14 wines on the menu and 10 cocktails. The cucumber cocktail (called the General’s) was really nice. The bar was pretty packed on a Saturday! Snagged two seats by the bar at 9pm, then got v full, standing room. The servers were not super engaging. It’s good enough, maybe not a blow your mind establishment. Drinks are like $15-21.

We booked a space for a college graduation party. All conversations with Aaron, the owner were great and reassuring. Upon arrival for our party we were met with an amazing young energetic host who took care of our every need. She was absolutely amazing! In no time we had several platters of food that looked beautiful. Throughout our party we had wonderful hospitality and service. I don’t think we could have chosen a better place for the value. I recommend Ten Degrees Bar without any reservation for any gathering. Many of our guests stated what a great place it was for our celebration. We are so grateful to Aaron and his amazing crew for delivering a great event.

I had a birthday celebration here, and Skylar and Brian were both amazingly attentive servers. They were also very accommodating throughout the entire event. Will certainly be coming here for other events and drinks again!!

Ten Degrees is DOPE!!! Tyler & Maeve were the coolest & nicest people and gave the best service ever — highly recommend anyone coming here and vibing

Amazing happy hour spot in East Village! The vibes are always amazing. Music is fun and the service is super good. Staff is super friendly. And Todd is the best bartender and always makes the best drinks! 🥂

Ten Degrees Bar is a fantastic spot in NYC! The atmosphere is perfect for a night out. The drinks are well-made and reasonably priced, and the staff is super friendly. A shoutout to Aaron, who made our visit exceptional. For sure coming back again.

amazing ambience! great music, great management! Aaron was super accommodating and helped us with recommendations.

cocktails are very good nice atmosphere and service fun place to go without being annoyingly sceney Good location, close to other good drinks and good eats so a great place to include in a bopping adventure

Fresh back on home soil from a Europe trip, I was in an absolute dogfight with jetlag. However, my big homie was in town so I had to dig deep to meet him. My first impression of Ten Degrees was looking at the menu and seeing $15 for a glass of wine when I was used to paying 3-4 euro for the past 2 weeks. Murder my smile, but please, leave me my pain. The big homie, who we shall refer to as H, threw down his Amex Platty and told me not to worry about it. That's why he is big homie! H is the friend in the group who gets all the ladies and all the money. I am very comfortable in my own skin at this point in my life, but H would have even a prime Brad Pitt feeling a little insecure. We sat outside on St. Marks, and what a beautiful ambiance it was. All the ladies were walking by damn near breaking their necks while looking at H in his Kith wife beater paired with a white silk Dior short sleeve button down, matched with black Prada jeans and black Balenciaga boots, topped off with a diamond encrusted presidential Rolex on the left wrist. He is an icon. He even bought Oreos for a table of two beautiful women sitting in our general vicinity, went up to them and had them laughing so hard one accidentally hit their glass off the table and shattered it when H dropped on of his patented punchlines. He got both their numbers I think! This story wouldn't have been possible without Ten Degrees.

Awesome happy hour deal (buy one get one free) and really great bartenders. People here are so nice and so respectful. Loved talking to them and loved having a little day drink with my partner here. So much seating outside and nice couches by the window too!

Day and time : Thursday 6pm I successfully convinced my colleagues to trek all the way to the easy village for a night out starting with happy hour here at the very same bar I used to frequent years ago . Nothing has changed and it's nice see that they've surprised and managed to stay open post covid . They have the best hour and the place still plays some old school songs . What an enjoyable place be it at the bar, or the tables by the front and even outside. The back room is also nice but more suitable during winter and when the weather isn't as nice . The bartender was good , attentive and friendly . I hope this place remain open for as long as possible . I didn't get to try to food but am curious to for next time .

This place is a little shadier than it seems but actually nice when you truly look around. Ample seating. Definitely dark inside, played good music. Bartenders were friendly and attentive/efficient. Happy hour is a great deal at buy one get one (you can mix and match, but the deal is per person so you do get the two drinks for just yourself). Nice thing was that we ordered first drink shortly before happy hour ended at 7, but he let us get our second drink whenever we were ready much later. They have a few good options, mostly charcuterie and sandwiches. We just wanted something small so did the hummus and pita. It was very tasty hummus and abundant warm pita. They have several cocktail options, a few beers, and then house wines on the menu, but maybe there was a separate wine menu, or just ask the bartender about all the wines they have in what seems to actually be a wine bar. Overall this place was fine and would return, though it doesn't offer anything special. Probably would be a great spot for a local to frequent!

The service and ambience were great. Had a fun time seeing my brother visit from Florida.

It was so great for a Sunday happy hour! They had buy one get one cocktails that were delicious. The place itself was decorated head to toe in Halloween stuff which made the place even more appealing to hang around in.

They do m t like P.O.C. Avoid, avoid avoid. Heard about this place from a friend. Wasn't busy at all. Bartender ignored us most of the night

Any bar that plays Dolores O'Riordan, Paul Oakland & MGMT in the space of an hour, ranks - automatically - one of the best bars ever. Add to that the chillest barkeep on the LES Tomas...I mean ...why aren't you there now? Highly recommended. Pro-tip: Ask about the "best happy hour in NYC"

Dalton made the best cold brew martini I've ever had!! Excellent ambiance, great music, and I can't wait to come back

Ilya is the man. Very cool, atmosphere is great. On a solid street. Service was solid considering how busy they get. Had a great time

Love this place. A gem in the East Village. Two for one drinks 7 days a week (I think 4-7?) and really well crafted cocktails. Vibe is friendly and super chill. Great spot for pre dinner drinks! Will absolutely be back!

It was a nice bar to chat with my friends! I had the lemon cocktail and it was fruity and refreshing! There was even a large room in the back where you can host gathering.

Staff is amazing. I ordered a few drinks and food. Drinks were tasty and the food was great. Definitely recommend for a date night or small group. They even have a private room in the back.

We went for happy hour and the kitchen was closed for maintenance so they let us bring food from outside. The real sell of this place is that it is buy one get one free. There was good music playing and we sat outside during the summer, which was nice. Would also be a good place for larger groups.

3.5 stars. The happy hour here is great! BOGO happy hour drinks (per person only) with different cocktails, wine, and beer to choose from. The drinks were also strong but tasty. Food-wise, the options felt pretty limited. My friends and I wanted to order some shareable snacks, but there wasn't much on the menu that was good for groups (not even fries or something). The chips & guac was probably the closest thing, but the restaurant was all out of anything avocado that day. Our waitress then suggested the cheese board to us, but ironically half the cheese board offerings were also unavailable. We still managed to make a cheese board order and enjoyed it. The brigante cheese was definitely the crowd favorite. Overall this is a good spot for happy hour, but I'd probably skip the food next time. Note that there's a 4% charge if you pay by credit card versus cash. It's in a small note on the menu that can be easily missed!

CHECK YOUR RECEIPTS! The staff here like to tip themselves a little extra. But most importantly when you google the number to the business (516-400-4147) and place the call, an incredibly rude man (presumably the owner), will speak to you immediately in a condescending tone and before you can even tell him what you're calling about, will speak over you and ask you when you went to the bar and question you multiple times about how many people were in your party. He'll even go as far as telling YOU what YOU "might've" ordered. I mean, in the 3 minutes I spoke with the guy, so many ridiculous things were said by him that I can't even write it into words. Regardless, check those receipts. I check all my receipts 2-3x a month and came across my 10 Degrees Bar receipt of $78.12. When I scrolled through my bank card statement, I saw that the finalized transaction was $93.12, which means that someone added 15 extra dollars to the merchant receipt. Just so you all know, I always tip between 18-22%, or more if the service was absolutely spectacular (which it certainly was not). Most times, if I don't write the tip on the card, I'll write "cash" on the tip line of the receipt and leave cash tip on the table. That being said, all I called the man for was to ask him to review the receipt and get back to me with some clarification. Perhaps it was a mistype on their end, no problem. But he was so insanely rude to me on the phone that I couldn't even get the issue across to him. I didn't want to be sitting here writing a review on yelp, which I'm also going to copy and paste on other review pages. This could all have been avoided if whoever picked up that phone wasn't an absolute d-bag to me for no reason. To the guy: take a chill pill, man. The number attached to your bar is that 516 number that you picked up. If you're that annoyed with talking to people about your business to the point that you feel the need to immediately put the conversation into flames, give that phone to someone else. Seriously, relax. Also, I can understand questioning someone about a transaction from many weeks/months ago...but 10 days? I called you 10 days after visiting the bar. I didn't get to the receipt until today. Was that so wrong? Since we've gotten to this point, you should know that your waiters and waitress' service was subpar, and your cocktails could use some work.

After all this time, still great. Happy hour is still better than most happy hours I have been to. Service has continued to be cordial and efficient. Tables and seats exactly the same. Drinks still on point. I LOVE IT. FAN.

Stopped-in at Ten Degrees and I was offended by the music. I'm not a sensitive person, but one or more of the bartenders loves to play explicit rap. I had to hear the N-word, over and over again for at least an hour, and that I find off putting and distracting. I suggest they go with something more lyrically neutral. Rap on my brothas!

Hosted a party of ~40 people here, and it was superb! The back room we reserved was a comfortable size with its own sound system/AUX. We used a very affordable open bar package which included great drink options. All of the staff were so friendly! I would definitely recommend hosting a party here, and I won't hesitate to do it again.

A great bar,with wonderful staff,the music they play is pretty good,the bartenders made good drinks..I liked the layout of the bar..I shall return!!!

Came here with my husband on Tuesday because my friend recommended it. This is really a hidden treasure in the East Village. 10/10 drinks, 10/10 service, best atmosphere and super inclusive and warm staff.

Enya was amazing. Great service and hospitality. she made sure we were good all night and had great recommendations. Definitely plan on coming back for happy hour.

I really only go here for the happy hour in the summer. The buy one get one free drink deal until 7 is unmatched. I love the outdoor tables, the inside is fine too but it's always freezing. Food is majorly sub-par, but that's not stopping me from going to the happy hour.

Fun vibe for a night out. I've used 10 degrees as both a pregame spot and a final destination and both times I was impressed. The crowd is fun and the music is good. Not a dancing vibe, more of a sit and chill with your bevy spot. They have couches in the front and back room for lounging!

Very cool gastropub that my friends and I visited on a whim while we were tourists. Beautiful interior, brimming with people who had just gotten off from work and we're ready to start their weekends. The drinks were pretty cool. I got a sangria, my friend got a wine and the other friend got a delicious dark beer called the Hofbräu Dunkel.

Came here as a party of 6 (with a reservation) around 5:45pm on Valentine's Day. We were seated towards the back. They had Happy Hour going on (2 for 1 wines) and a great selection of drinks! We split a cheese platter and then ordered chips and guac (which also came with salsa and sour cream). It got busy very quickly, but our waitress was lovely and memorized all our drink orders and provided extra chips when we ran out. All in all, good drinks, good snacks, and a cozy vibe.

Let me start with the good part (after this will go downhill): Awesome happy hour and great wine selection. This alone earned 2 stars WOHOO Terrible, inattentive, borderline rude service at the bar. Bar was sticky, dirty and wet from previous customers and they don't seem to care as much. Girls next to me wanted to split their bill with 2 credit cards and bartender was very confused and giving them attitude about it. We just had the 2x1 deal and moved elsewhere with better service

Totally cool. Bartender/server Sophie was serving tasty drinks and sexy railroad conductor realness in an incredible pair of striped pants. One thing I would like to know is why they keep it so dim in there when I would like to see more of the cuties behind the bar. I had to ask Reuben to step under the gleaming street lights of alphabet city so I could get the full picture. But then again, there are always a couple blackout financial bros that make me want to turn the lights off completely, so, on average, the dim lighting is a happy medium.

Best Happy Hour in the game. Buy one get one, and the hours for it are great. I like every drink I've had and I've had a sh--, a ton. I have had a ton. Owner has a food spot right next door that he recommended. Super sociable and wanted to make sure we were having a good time. I don't think I have ever been here with more than 10 other people in the place. That's the 5th star.

{Overall: 3} Food: 3; Service: 4; Atmosphere 3 It's a spot to grab a quick drink after work or in the evening. The service is very friendly. The atmosphere is *ok*, but nothing exceptional, especially given the neighborhood. Feels a little dated, and not entirely cozy / chic or anything else. They have some limited food choices that are good for snacking or a light dinner. Tried the guac and the farfalle di funghi, which disappointingly had only like 2-3 piece of mushroom for a big plate of pasta!

Giving it one star feels generous. They denied four (sober) women for being "drunk". Manager agreed no drinks had been consumed but said he had to go by the bouncer. When asked to give a reason, and after proving (multiple years) of sobriety, still we're not allowed in.

This place is going to be so packed it will be amazing! Perfect wine selections, cocktails, small plates. Perfect date spot, with a vip in the back and dj! Something for everyone!

In all honesty, there's nothing remarkable about 10 Below. Situated deep in the east village (any deeper and it would be taking on water from the East River), the only reason we found ourselves here on a Saturday night was for a friend's birthday. Walking in, the bar was jam packed at 8:30 with people squeezed in 3 deep at the bar. Blasting music at ear splitting decibels, we managed to work our way through to the back. Drinks were decent, though for the prices less than worth it. More appallingly, the bar neglects to highlight that paying with a card incurs a 3.5% surcharge, on top of a automatic 25% tip on top of it, taking the highly priced cocktail to an eye watering $22. On top of all this, the server for our room managed to lose my credit card in the trash when trying to settle up my tab - thankfully she managed to dig through to find it! Rather hilariously, our private party room kept having strangers wander in looking for the bathroom, and in one instance two drunk partygoers looking for a private place to get a little action.

This place was amazing! The interior had an amazing vibe/aesthetic that was perfect for a date night and could accommodate a casual night out with friends! The drinks were made perfectly and weren't too expensive! There were so many choices to choose from! Highly recommend if you're a local and even if you're visiting for a short period, it's a must see!

Ten Degrees. I think it's safe to say to those three words "I like you". I stumbled upon you by virtues of one-weird-date in April, but you still charmed me with your 2-4-1 drinks until 8. I decided to break the memory of said strange-o date and start afresh with a weekend happy hour, bringing two girlfriends, and what a time we had. My third visit yesterday sealed the 'you're now in my book of go tos' deal, confirming the consistency of pleasant bartenders, delicious can't beat that price drinks, and an overall relaxing environment. I'll be back soon. Hugs.

Had the absolute best Sunday funday here! Enyo and Sophie took such good care of us and made us feel right at home. Not to mention the AMAZING music and delicious bogo drinks. We will definitely be back!

Randomly came here Saturday around 4:30pm to kill some time between brunch and another bar that we were planning to go to. I loved the whole set up and vibe. Classy but not pretentious, low key but still poppin - especially for the time that we went. There's a good amount of seating and the bar was filled to capacity. I would come back for the atmosphere alone. For drinks we had the jalapeno infused margarita and the red sangria. I loved the margarita but the sangria was undrinkable in my opinion. Once we got a table, we ordered a meat and cheese board - jamon serrano, prosciutto di parma, marieke golden gouda, and the santa teresa sheep's milk. Everything was delicious and the portion was HUGE. They also gave us a LOT of bread which was unusual but much much appreciated. We devoured it. HOWEVER, I'm pretty certain that they gave us two portions of serrano and no prosciutto... I didn't bring it to our server's attention because she was very hard to reach and I personally like serrano a lot more (less salty, more gamey than prosciutto). The mishap didn't bother me but I can see it bothering others. Would definitely return next time I'm in the area.

The pro? An extensive selection of wines by the glass and cocktails during HH. The cons? Terribly sluggish and disorganized service (eg. our server had to go back and forth to check what the kitchen actually had available for food...). Poor presentation and execution on the cocktails. Sticky tables and wine glasses that had wine dripping down the sides. Even with the popular 2 for 1 deal on drinks, the service and atmosphere left much to be desired.

Crazy expensive. Don't understand why a glass of wine is the same price as an espresso martini.

Solid establishment featuring a spacious back room and relatively healthy bar bites style menu. I visited for a friend after brunch "party" it wasnt really a party but we were turnt and drunk so hey lol. It was a Saturday around 5pm and it there were a couple people there but it was relatively empty. The decor is lounge-ish nicer than your typical bar but not quite chic ultra lounge. They have a solid selection of wines and whiskeys. The sad news is they're a bit overpriced imho. The great and somewhat redeeming news is that they have BOGO drinks on Everything Everyday until 7pm which makes this place quite a deal during those hours.

Ten Degrees Bar is popular, and for good reason. I went with a friend on a Saturday and it was pretty packed. Their happy hour runs every day noon-8 pm (2-for-1 drinks), so I wasn't surprised by the amount of people. I ordered the special summer drink Coconut Daquiri ($14) and it tasted like it was barely alcoholic. I was feeling a bit ripped off until suddenly it hit me. I was shocked. Of course it didn't hit me until I had ordered my second drink, a Negroni. The Negroni had a bit too much Campari in it, but the ice mellowed it down. My friend had the Mojito, but it was very sweet. The second time she ordered it with less sugar and it was perfect. The daquiri I had was also pretty sweet, but then again it was a daquiri. Their happy hour is awesome, but busy. The drinks were decent, but not fantastic. It was so loud in there that you had to be sitting next to each other to hear anyone talk. The server was nice, but a bit frazzled by the high demand and the service was a bit slow. It really wasn't too bad seeing as it was 6 pm on a Saturday. I would definitely come back here for their great happy hour and variety of drinks (wine, beer, cocktails, etc).

What a disaster this place is. I won't review a place I've never been, but after coming here, I have to get my experience before and my experience after off of my chest. I had reached out to the establishment about their backroom for a party. After a slow reply we began a good dialogue. I explained I could promise a certain number of people. They told me my numbers were good, and that if I didn't have a certain number by a certain time I would have to pay a large fee. Now there is nothing wrong with that. That's normal, and something I've done before. I expressed the price was a little steep, but I would be willing to do it. I just couldn't promise the exact number by an exact time. People run late, they're coming from dinner or a show. So I inquired as to whether or not they'd hold me to it if my numbers showed up a little bit later. Not even saying they wouldn't show up by their exact time, but I wouldn't want to be in the hole if two people ended up showing up 15 minutes later. Every other time I've been in discussion with a venue about something along those lines, they've said no problem. That they weren't looking to nickel and dime me. This is where things get weird. They start replying slowly again. Being vague and not answering my questions. So I reach out again, once I have a better idea. Let them know I have a better idea of things. Now they raise the prices on me. But don't worry, the front couch is available for me, for free. Seemed a bit odd, so I told him I'd get back to him. Reached out again and once again the prices went up and the front couch now costs money. It was very disheartening. I felt like I was getting taken advantage of. Figured I wouldn't go there. And as a result I wouldn't leave a review. However my friend had his birthday there. Nothing planned set or organized. On a Saturday afternoon. Just strolled in. Sure enough, we had those oh so special front couches. They weren't difficult to snatch. The place was packed though. Awful crowd. Loud and obnoxious. Unless you like that type of thing. The funniest part, a friend of my friend said he had his party there in the back. That he organized it through the owners and didn't deal with anything like I dealt with. At a much cheaper quote as well. Anything for an extra buck I guess.

Tuesday night wash out under the influence of Happy Hour with blue cheese, prosciutto, raspberry, blueberry was eventful, despite alone but joyful. Ten Degrees is a cool hangout spot for Happy Hour dark gastro pub. The scene appears a mixed of late 20s, 30's and after work white collar. In hopes of relying on bar tender's suggestions the male server, Ryan was spot one. Ryan is attentive, very accommodating to make suggestions, efficient, ready, willing and able to serve. Regular patrons who reside in this area intervene with their input on their cheese suggestions as my mind was filled with the chaos from my workplace. The regulars are friendly who reassured my conviction to provide clarity. Heed the hope within my mind for wine paired with a platter of mixed cheese with some meat and fresh fruit. I was able to attain a seat at the bar without trouble from neighboring patrons. Hooks are available beneath the bar counter for jacket and bag placement. Business cards are available for keepsake as my collection is surely growing. No comment on facility as I did not utilize. The door contains the fine print "no ID, no service" thus patrons must show valid photo identification in upholding the NYS legal drinking age law of 21 years old. Moscow Mule $12.00 - Ketel One Vodka with ginger beer on the rocks. I absolutely LOVE this drink as it was not entirely too strong but subtle. Saint Germain cocktail $7.00- Saint Germain Elderflower Liqueur, vodka, gin, champagne float with lime juice on the rocks. Too strong for the mixture of vodka and gin were intoxicating combined. Butttermilk Blue Affinee- Wisconsin cow's milk $7.50. The creamiest and strongest blue cheese served on a large cheese board with un-toasted sliced baguette, hummus, jam spread, dark prosciutto, fresh raspberry and blueberry. The hummus was insufficient for the large amount of sliced baguette provided. Unfortunately, there is no Brie cheese available- my ultimate favorite, timeless tranquil classic. What is the temperature? Ten Degrees!

Was looking for a solid weekend happy hour in the East Village and man, did I hit the jackpot with this place. Any place that is endorsed by Ruggy (yelp elite favorite) is a place I need to check out! Walked in at 5 pm on a rainy Saturday and it was surprisingly busy. Some friends and I grabbed some bar stools and ordered from the happy hour. The happy hour is buy 1 get 1 and you can order beer, wine or cocktails. Which is a-hmaaazing. I decided on the apricot wheat beer and got the peak organic pale as my second round. The cocktails were quite popular I must say too. Pretty much everyone was ordering off the cocktail menu. Ended up getting two beers for 8 bucks and happy hour runs until 8 pm. By about 7 pm, the place was packed and people were standing. The back had quite a few nice tables that would be nice for a date but it's a teensy bit too loud if it's a first or second date :) Atmosphere is super cute, candles everywhere and dim. Lastly, the music was on POINT. Out of all the bars in the EV I went that evening, this music was my favorite. Bartender was super nice and I would definitely come back.

I made a reservation there 6 PM on a Saturday night. The place looked so nice on the internet. I got a confirmation e-mail and all. I went for my reservation and the place was jammed packed like 100 people jammed in their little bar. There was a big party and all...I don't know. Music was loud. Fine. I attempted to find anyone who worked there to get my table but I couldn't find anyone. I couldn't even make it through the crowd so just left...Went to Please Don't Tell speakeasy next door which happened by chance. I got lucky. Loved it over there but back to this place...can't all you people find another place? Why are all of you cramming in there? Just can't make sense of it even if there are whatever drinks specials. It was too crazy in there even if I were twenty again.

2 for 1 drinks at happy hour from 4pm - 8pm? Say what??? Of all the bar hopping I did, Ten Degrees Bar had been the most friendly to my already empty wallet. Don't think that during happy hour you're stuck with well drinks or beer, no sireee! You can order that $15 glass of Cab you've had your eye on, a $10 German Pilsner or one of their delicious cocktails. (most are made with top shelf alcohol too: Maker's Mark, St. Germain liqueur, etc) I wanted to get the party started since I haven't seen my friend Jenny W in 2 years. I was excited for my Caipirinha, made with cachaca, fresh lime and sugar on the rocks. It ended up being too sugary for my taste, so I made sure to down it right away and order another drink. The Tom Collins was much better: gin, lemon, sugar and club soda. It came with a cute Maraschino cherry too! I found myself ordering light, refreshing drinks because it was so warm out. Plus the happy, bumpy, 90's music just matched my overall mood too. The blonde bartender was pretty fast in making our cocktails, but have the Borat look alike bartender make your Tanqueray and Tonic and it's guaranteed to be STIFF! (um, pun intended?) he was hella flexing his biceps to please the two gay guys who were totally drooling over him. Yeah, I know he took his time in acknowledging our presence but what the heck! I enjoyed the show! ;-) If you can't get into PDT, come hang here instead. Guaranteed fun times for sure!

I have to say, I'm seeing a lot of complaints on monetary issues with this place. And I will admit so far, the 2 times that I have been here there was a pretty huge issue with the bill. The first time I was with a larger group of girlfriends and we split 2 2 for 1 pitchers of sangria. Which should come out to $60 plus tax and tip. Our bill was way over $90. I ended up paying twice the amount I should have. The second time I came here last night I ended up getting 1 2 for 1 pitcher of sangria split amongst three people. Our bill came out to $50 not including tax and tip. And not only that problem occurred but when we were figuring out our bill and collecting change the bartender yelled at us for not tipping him completely when we hadn't even finished paying. Such a lack of respect and such complete horse shit. Not coming back to this place ever again. *Additional Note: The Manager graciously noticed the mix up with the billing of our evening last week here. There was only one additional drink added on perhaps in a mix up with people we were with. But it isn't the end of the world. The only true complaints of the night I would say were with the service of the bartender. I will however stand by firmly with being over-charged my first time being here.