A 'secret', high-end, very elegant, speakasy. An amazing date place with dark interior and private tables separated by black gauze. The volume is hush hush. Sexy.
Reservations are good, but you can also leave your name and number at the door and they'll text you when they're ready for you. Go pregame down the street!
Very nice place i love the drinks,and romantic the girls that work at coach check are very nice people, if u don't tip ,u should they are very nice girls and they take care of our staff.
Buzz to get in. Laid out like a Prohibition-era apartment. Enjoy drinks in the lounge & living room while bartenders make them in the kitch. Pull the chain next to your table to summon your server.
Very interesting setup in here. Two sofas share a table and are surrounded by a black curtain to make it intimate. If you're sitting across people you don't know it could get awkward.
Grab a drink at the Rye house while you're waiting for a table. Delish complimentary kettle popcorn. I liked the Pom Collins- very refreshing on a summer day!
Fantastic drinks. Litterally dropped by as an ou t of towner. Accomadated. And barkeep Greg hooked me up w my ladt drink. Try a bartenders choice. Cant go wrong!
lovely prohibition era style speakeasy. Ring the doorbell, sit back and relax with some amazing cocktails. Very convenient location for meeting up with friends.
Cocktails are great. Generally like the place - u pull a cord to signal service is needed, so you won't be bothered unless you want to be. Intimate seating. Cheese and olive plate was ok.
Sometimes it could get awkward being surrounded with couples intimately touching, kissing, and makings noises. I like coming here for a casualfancy cocktail and enjoy the decor of the room itself
Pleasant, refined atmosphere without the faux aristocratic pomp of rival speakeasies. Solid cocktails prepped in a country-style kitchen. Pseudo-pornographic wallpaper, if you're into that.
The Raines Law Room is named after an 1896 New York State law prohibiting the sale of alcohol on Sundays … except in hotels. Order a Mamie Taylor, a classic.
One of the few speakeasy in Chelsea, Raines Law Room underground making it tricky to find -- you have to find a set of stairs that lead to a basement door and then ring a doorbell just to get in. Read more
Named for an 1896 ordinance established with hopes of curbing liquor consumption in New York City, this subterranean Chelsea speakeasy serves up a variety of well-made classic cocktails. Read more
I have an unhealthy love of cocktails and so i really was looking forward to my trip here. Extrly disappointed the bartender was way to busy and couldnt care less about customers
Don't be put off by the door policy, the best things in life need to be worked for. Go chill out at the Ryebar down the road and wait for your time here!