Indian Feasts and SoHo Bites With Friends
Gather over saffron cocktails and theatrical desserts in an elaborate celebration setting, or pizza and fresh juice drinks in a brick-lined room. Staff explain dish ingredients at Musaafer and guide cocktail choices at Odd Sister.
Manhattan Group Dinner Stops
A Celebration in Carved Wood
Musaafer serves recipes from across India's culinary regions in an elaborate setting designed for celebrations. Staff explain the ingredients in each dish. The Shadow Room has a moody atmosphere, while a covered patio with daybeds offers another seating option. Private dining is available for a group gathering. Dessert presentations bring theatre to the meal, including the signature Gulab. Friday and Saturday dinner service ends at midnight.
Mercer Street Catchups
A skylit backroom gives Odd Sister another setting for a meal with friends. The SoHo restaurant serves familiar American plates, including pizza and burgers. Staff help guests navigate the cocktail menu, which includes drinks made with fresh juice. Reservations are available through Resy. On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, the venue closes at one in the morning. The brick-lined interior has an intimate atmosphere suited to a quieter drink.
Setting the Tone for Group Gatherings
Musaafer and Odd Sister accommodate different social rhythms across Manhattan. For formal toasts, Musaafer provides ornate spaces with regional Indian plates, lychee ceviche, and drinks like the Zafran. By comparison, Odd Sister on Mercer Street leans into casual gatherings over pizza, burgers, and fresh juice cocktails. Duane Street caters to grand dinners with dedicated private dining, whereas the SoHo address presents an intimate retreat where conversations can comfortably stretch past midnight into the early morning hours on weekends.
