Speakeasy lounge with crafted cocktails, vinyl DJs, and for-sale decor

























"The West Village has so many bars and restaurants that we sometimes forget about Wallflower. It’s still there, however, and it’s a good low-key spot for a couple of drinks with someone who shares your interest in dogs, cloud formations, the Japanese art of ikebana, or none of the above. It’s a small place, with a little bar area up front, and it’s charming in a typical West Village sort of way. They also serve a full dinner menu with some small plates, in case you get hungry before your next stop." - bryan kim

"A ’70s-inspired Australian bar concept from the Hole in the Wall team, Wallflower channels retro bar aesthetics and music-driven atmosphere in Flatiron." - Melissa McCart
"Wallflower could be the location for your next Flatiron dance party. The listening lounge is on the top floor of a building, spins vinyl, has cocktails and simple bar snacks, and nearly all of the furniture and decor is for sale. So if you’re redecorating, or just looking for a spot to go out, keep it on your radar. We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Team Infatuation

"Mentioned alongside the Eddy, Wallflower is noted as another NYC spot where Jeremy Salamon previously served as executive chef." - Erika Adams

"Similarly, I learned that Wallflower, a French-leaning bar and restaurant in the West Village, will end service after Monday, June 17; owner Jason Soloway did not offer a reason, and the restaurant is also offering a 25 percent discount on all bills until the day of closure." - Serena Dai