Gramercy Japanese Cocktail Bar in an 1800s Carriage House
Order melon cream soda downstairs, take whiskey upstairs, and plan around the time limit and fifty dollar minimum.
🍸 A Carriage House Above the Bar
An 1800s carriage house once served as a studio for an artist, and its multiple cozy levels now shape an intimate cocktail lounge. Plush seating makes room for a bar program led by owner and head bartender Takuma Watanabe. Precise craft cocktails include inventive creations and seasonal standouts such as melon cream soda. The room takes its name from sculptor Philip Martiny, adding a historical thread to an evening centered on drinks.
Japanese influences shape the menu, while guests can choose bar, high top, or lounge seating. The ground floor serves cocktails, while whiskey pours move upstairs. Resy handles reservations, and limited walk ins are available, with a one hour and forty five minute time limit setting the evening pace. The lounge opens daily from 6 pm until 1 am, and a fifty dollar minimum spend applies. Seasonal soda adds another option alongside the cocktail program.
