Pebble Bar

Super cozy and cute space with excellent cocktails and service. I didn’t eat, but several others did, and seemed to enjoy the food (the sliders looked amazing)! Loved the House of the Rising Sun cocktail.

Wonderful spot to have a first date! I don't think I would've ever come here if not for my partner, who invited me when we were getting to know each other.

I remember opening the menu and asking if they knew the prices for this place, to which they responded that they did, and not to worry about the cost- just have fun.

The lively music with intimate seating sure helped with loosening up that evening. You can order several things off the menu, as this is more of a "tapas-style" restaurant. Between the fresh oysters and deviled eggs, I was transported to culinary Heaven. If there's any con, it could be that the music was very loud and the seating was rather snug. If you're uncomfortable at the thought of sitting in a small space near other people with dim lighting, I'd recommend trying something else. But for me, it gave me the perfect space to get to know my partner and enjoy high-quality bites.

With enough cash, I would come here again and try the bites I didn't taste the first time. Maybe as an anniversary dinner!

Drinks in NYC are always expensive it’s a given and I never mind paying for a well made cocktail. But $20 plus an extra $4 just bc it’s a martini is wild. Again would not mind if it was well made but both of us left them behind as they were hard to struggle through. And this was just a basic dirty martini. We tried to order food before a show but waitress took 20 mins to come back around so we only had time for charcuterie and it was also sub par and ridiculously overpriced for one meat and one cheese. Really cute vibe and could be a hidden gem in rock center but this really missed the mark for us.

Some coworkers recommended an amazing hidden bar, and it truly surpassed all expectations! Even on a Wednesday night, the wait to get in was completely worth it. We headed upstairs to the second floor, where our bartender, "T", provided outstanding service. The Negroni on tap was easily one of the best I've ever had—on par with those I've tasted in northern Italy. We began with a plate of delicious olives that left us wanting more. There's no question we'll be back the next time we're in NYC!

I guess I should have known from the area this bar is in, but it draws a big after work crowd. And not the chill work crowd. The work crowd dressed in suits and looking vaguely finance-y and way too wealthy for their age. The drinks are very, very good. The service is just okay. And the atmosphere...listen, sometimes you just wanna go to a bar and read a book and drink something delicious and boozy and also maybe get a side of fries. This isn't the place for that. This place might impress your out of town friends. For two seconds before you realize it's standing room only. I didn't even want to try the food because I didn't feel like being crammed into the corner for another hour. The drinks are well made and are easily the best thing about this place. Everything else, take your own set of work friends and go somewhere more chill.

It’s an interesting place in the middle of Rockefeller center area. The drinks and food were decent. I quite liked the deviled eggs. The banana foster drink was a little too intense for my taste but did taste like banana foster dessert. We tried the chips / dip and mushroom tartlet, the mushroom was pretty good. There was barely any lighting and it was quite loud, but other than that it’s a good bar.

A friend and I had drinks and appetizers here, first time for both of us. The hostess was lovely and our server, Jennifer, was incredible! She was funny and witty, and very savvy with her knowledge of beverages. If there are deviled eggs on the menu I must have them! These spicy little chicks did not disappoint.

What did disappoint is that halfway through a round of drinks We were told that another reservation was waiting on our table and we had to leave. With no advance warning. Our drinks were quite strong and so we basically had to chug them and leave. My friend and I both hit the restroom before we left and as we were leaving we looked over and were very disappointed to see that our table table was still empty. The reservation did not indicate any type of timeframe.

This amazing little bar was recommended by work friends. We were not disappointed and the wait to get in on a Wednesday evening was WORTH it! We ended up going to the second floor and had amazing service by our bartender, "T". The Negroni is on tap and one of the best versions I've tasted. Rivals ones that I had previously in northern Italy. Our appetizer was a collection of mouth watering olives. We will definitely go back on our next trip to NYC!