Divine Bar
New York, NY 10022-6599
Phone:
- Cross Street:
- Between 2nd Avenue and 3rrd Avenue
- Directions:
- 6; E, V at 51st St- Lexington Ave
- Hours:
- Mon-Wed 5pm-2am, Thu-Fri 5pm-3am, Sat 7pm-3am
Message from Divine Bar
One of the top rated afterwork bars in New York City
- Tapas
- Wine
- Two locations
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Editorial Review for Divine Bar – by Tanya Bezreh
In Short
Outside, a balcony aches with the weight of grapes. Inside the decor is a dark and welcoming orange with terracotta tiles, a giant fireplace, sleek bar lamps (each a lone grape) and everything you'd expect from an elegant villa in midtown. An arched doorway leads to a second, darker room where restaurant diners retire from the vat of churning revelers. The wines are served from elaborate refrigerated pumping contraptions, painted with zebra stripes.
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Insider Tips
The ExtrasThere's also a unique draft selection such as Flying Dog Ale, fine tapas on offer and a cheese menu.
User Reviews for Divine Bar
01/30/2008 Posted by gingerrogers
Great place to grab a drink and some food after work with the coworkers. CareerBuilder's hosting an "UnHappy Hour" there next week on the Wednesday and Thursday after Superbowl. There will be free appetizers for an hour around 6pm or so Great timing, amazing food? Sounds like a good time!
10/26/2007 Posted by kayneasher
My experience at the Divine Bar was nothing short of terrible. The wine was absurdly overpriced, and the food was sub-par at best. Furthermore, the service was among the worst I've experienced anywhere. Impolite and arrogant service people largely ignored us throughout the night. On more than one occasion, I had to literally get out of my chair and walk to the service stand in order to get the attention of our waitress. Additionally, they would not allow us to reconfigure our seating so I could upgrade my seat from a tiny ottoman to a chair when one became available. To add insult to injury, the waitress then punished us with a discretionary service charge of 18% in addition to the cost of our overpriced meal, drinks and horrifying service. They claimed that the service charge is the restaurant policy for groups of 4 or more, which is contrary to what is clearly written on the cover of their menu (6 or more). After extensive discussion with the poor-excuse for a manager, who actually had the audacity to raise his voice to us, the service charge was finally removed. Needless to say, I recommend all to stay away from this place and spend your hard earned money on some quality food and service somewhere else. You'll find better service at McDonald's.
Pros: Decent Sangria
Cons: The worst service in Manhattan
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