Pizza and Highballs in a Downstairs Piano Lounge
Pizza, highballs, and rotating piano sets give this downstairs Manhattan lounge an old school glow.
🍕 Pizza After Dark
Bo Peep opens below street level with red banquettes, fringed lamps, and a back bar that make Midtown feel briefly theatrical. You get the visual cue before the first pour, a blistered pizza topped with a soft egg and green onion, while the room keeps its focus on highballs and piano.
A rotating lineup of pianists includes Skip Brevis and special guests, with classics and modern hits in the mix. Live music runs every night of the week, and bites are available alongside the drinks. The lounge holds a 4.7 rating from 469 reviews, a useful marker for a room that leans intimate rather than sprawling.
Go to 70 W 36th St and settle into the downstairs lounge. Start with the pizza, stay for the live set, and take in the dark wood, tufted seating, warm lamps, and glowing shelves of bottles. It reads as a proper evening out without asking for a grand production.
