Bar 54

Known as the highest outdoor rooftop bar in NYC, Bar 54 lives up to the hype. The view is stunning from all angles of the bar as you see many famous parts of the NYC skyline, Central Park, and Times Square. The ambiance is upscale with music at a low volume, restaurant seating, and an elegant atmosphere. Staff is friendly and attentive. We chose to sit at the bar and the bartender was good with maintaining a conversation and having a light-hearted mood. Seating is limited so I would suggest getting there early or coming on a weeknight. They are also very strict with the age policy and will not allow anyone under the age of 21 to enter. Prices are more on the expensive side, but they seem worth it, especially for the view and quality of service. I did not get to try the food but would come back to enjoy a dinner and some drinks with family or friends. 5/5 stars!

Food and drinks were pricy, but that's to be expected for the novelty. The food we tried was all excellent though!!! Truly great food and dessert. The drinks weren't bad. The view up there was really nice. They have glass walls though, to prevent idiots from idioting, and it kind of obstructs the view and makes it difficult to get pictures. There are small gaps where you can try to snag pics. Could see the tower lights from the 9/11 memorial area pretty well. Was a good experience.

Is it a nice rooftop patio....yes. Are there better rooftops in Manhattan... ABSOLUTELY! It's small and cozy, but the view of Times Square is overrated and highly obstructed by the roof tops angle. The drinks ($25) and food are pricey, but you pay for the experience. We tried the flat bread. It was average at best and looked a little smaller than what I have ordered in other restaurants Service was warm, professional, and welcoming but not above average. Also, there is an automatic 18% gratuity concluded in your bill. Nonetheless, it's another check mark off our list. Cocktails and a flatbread, including 18% and taxes =$91

We were staying at the Hyatt Centric and visited this bar, I would recommend reserving a table if you want to make sure you get an outside table. This is without doubt one of the best bars we had been to, Nico the bar manager was very knowledgeable and the rest of the staff were so accommodating. My wife and I aren’t drinkers but the mocktails we had were very good and overall cost was a very pleasant surprise. I would definitely recommend this bar to anyone who wants keenly priced drinks with a fantastic view.

One of the best roof tops of New York City has to offer, the drinks are amazing, the view is incredible, if you are in New York City you have to go up there.

Music was great: afrobeats We were sitting inside due to the bad wearher conditions; aperol spritz and moscow mule were fine.. sat for a while & then left Views are nice too

Awesome rooftop to enjoy some cocktails and an incredible view.

The rooftop was absolutely amazing...we showed up after the kitchen was closed but had drinks. The view was beautiful & the atmosphere was very sophisticated & classy.

Known as the highest outdoor rooftop bar in NYC, Bar 54 lives up to the hype. The view is stunning from all angles of the bar as you see many famous parts of the NYC skyline, Central Park, and Times Square. The ambiance is upscale with music at a low volume, restaurant seating, and an elegant atmosphere. Staff is friendly and attentive. We chose to sit at the bar and the bartender was good with maintaining a conversation and having a light-hearted mood. Seating is limited so I would suggest getting there early or coming on a weeknight. They are also very strict with the age policy and will not allow anyone under the age of 21 to enter. Prices are more on the expensive side, but they seem worth it, especially for the view and quality of service. I did not get to try the food but would come back to enjoy a dinner and some drinks with family or friends. 5/5 stars!

Food and drinks were pricy, but that's to be expected for the novelty. The food we tried was all excellent though!!! Truly great food and dessert. The drinks weren't bad. The view up there was really nice. They have glass walls though, to prevent idiots from idioting, and it kind of obstructs the view and makes it difficult to get pictures. There are small gaps where you can try to snag pics. Could see the tower lights from the 9/11 memorial area pretty well. Was a good experience.

Is it a nice rooftop patio....yes. Are there better rooftops in Manhattan... ABSOLUTELY! It's small and cozy, but the view of Times Square is overrated and highly obstructed by the roof tops angle. The drinks ($25) and food are pricey, but you pay for the experience. We tried the flat bread. It was average at best and looked a little smaller than what I have ordered in other restaurants Service was warm, professional, and welcoming but not above average. Also, there is an automatic 18% gratuity concluded in your bill. Nonetheless, it's another check mark off our list. Cocktails and a flatbread, including 18% and taxes =$91

We were staying at the Hyatt Centric and visited this bar, I would recommend reserving a table if you want to make sure you get an outside table. This is without doubt one of the best bars we had been to, Nico the bar manager was very knowledgeable and the rest of the staff were so accommodating. My wife and I aren’t drinkers but the mocktails we had were very good and overall cost was a very pleasant surprise. I would definitely recommend this bar to anyone who wants keenly priced drinks with a fantastic view.

One of the best roof tops of New York City has to offer, the drinks are amazing, the view is incredible, if you are in New York City you have to go up there.

Music was great: afrobeats We were sitting inside due to the bad wearher conditions; aperol spritz and moscow mule were fine.. sat for a while & then left Views are nice too

Awesome rooftop to enjoy some cocktails and an incredible view.

The rooftop was absolutely amazing...we showed up after the kitchen was closed but had drinks. The view was beautiful & the atmosphere was very sophisticated & classy.

Came in on a Friday night without reservation around 1030 pm and was seated immediately Drinks 5/5: ordered the blue velvet and my friend got their mango -go. Both drinks were tasty and well balanced Ambiance 5/5: beautiful indoor ambiance and An amazing view from the rooftop portion Service 4/5: friendly and helpful but slow Value 2.5/5: 20-25$ drinks, paying a premium for the view and ambiance Overall 4.3/5: good drinks and great ambiance for a premium price. Good date spot.

Known as the highest outdoor rooftop bar in NYC, Bar 54 lives up to the hype. The view is stunning from all angles of the bar as you see many famous parts of the NYC skyline, Central Park, and Times Square. The ambiance is upscale with music at a low volume, restaurant seating, and an elegant atmosphere. Staff is friendly and attentive. We chose to sit at the bar and the bartender was good with maintaining a conversation and having a light-hearted mood. Seating is limited so I would suggest getting there early or coming on a weeknight. They are also very strict with the age policy and will not allow anyone under the age of 21 to enter. Prices are more on the expensive side, but they seem worth it, especially for the view and quality of service. I did not get to try the food but would come back to enjoy a dinner and some drinks with family or friends. 5/5 stars!

If you are staying at the hotel, this is such a fun place to stop by. I've been several times, during different seasons, and they seem to switch up their specialty cocktail menu. Such a fun view - I only wish I've come during the months where sitting outside was comfortable. And such fun cocktails - I loved the hot toddy during the winter season and more recently loved the lychee martini. They are a bit on the slow side - so definitely don't try for a quick drink before a show - give it some time. Drinks are definitely pricy - but it's NYC, a hotel and a rooftop bar, so I was prepared. Overall, a fun experience - they do have light bites as well.

Tourists beware! They will guide you to sit at a table rather than grab a drink at the bar so they can add the hidden automatic 20% gratuity. We had 2 espresso martinis for $60. Do not come here!

My mom and I stayed at the Hyatt for her 70th birthday and her first time visiting NYC, and this was our go-to spot! The GM Sam and bartender Drew honestly made this experience for us so much fun. We felt like part of the family there. The thoughtfulness, courtesy and just fun atmosphere truly enhanced our entire experience of NYC, thanks to them and the crew there. Yes the views are amazing and the drinks are delicious, but the people who work there are what make this place special. I can't thank them enough for all they did to make this trip special for us, even writing my mom personal notes as keepsakes to remember the trip and our fun! I highly recommend you stop by here in you're in the area!

We were staying at the hotel & celebrating my daughters 21st bday. We stopped here for drinks before dinner. When making the reservation it asked me if we were celebrating anything special so while I put down the bday, nothing was mentioned / acknowledged. We were seated by the glass window. Dark ambiance. Our server was nice. Drinks served quickly. We ordered Prosecco, wine, beer & a few specialty cocktails. The view was pretty but nothing super spectacular.

Amazing cocktails, amazing views and amazing service by Stephanie. I cannot express how much I enjoyed this experience .

Located at the top of the Hyatt Centric Times Square. We had to come check it out because it is the tallest rooftop bar in all of NYC. Ended up coming every night after our long days exploring NYC. It was the perfect unwinding spot. They mainly have alcohol and finger foods on their menu. Their cocktails were unique and well-balanced, and we really enjoyed the spiced nuts that were on the menu too - usually nuts can be too salty or sweet but these were just perfect. Service was friendly and attentive. Make sure to make reservations on Resy!

Stopped here for drinks before dinner reservations! We went a little off menu but they made a delicious lychee martini! The view was amazing on the rooftop of the Hyatt and service was quick!

Stayed at the hotel so had to check out this bar. It's really cute inside and the drinks were tasty. Only taking one star away because the deck was closed and I was really looking forward to it. The service was great.

Great spot to go to anytime. Enjoyed my stay at the Hyatt and this is a plus! The staff is funny and so professional !

Some of the photos that I originally tried to post did not attach. I wanted to add these photos of the drinks I tried. Once again, I loved this bar. The drinks were probably the best drinks I have ever tasted. The Peals in Paradise hands down was my go to while there. I love exotic flavors like lychee.

We had a reservation for dinner at 7:30 pm on the outdoor rooftop area and they kindly took us about 20 minutes early. It was pretty packed with what looked like people networking and/or coming out of work. Unfortunately, we got the worlds tiniest table and we ordered two beverages and food items. It was a tight squeeze but such is the life in the big city. The table was way too small for the food and the food was okay but not what we were expecting. The flatbread got cold really fast and the hummus came with a crispy thing that was not a pita nor a pita chip. I didn't have any huge ideas for what to expect in terms of view but we were underwhelmed because all we could see a is a little part of the Hudson and a small window of a view down to time square. I wasn't particularly excited about the wait staff, he was nice enough but he was strange and he kept spacing out and staring at the sky while we were patiently waiting for our bill. We also noticed that it was quite small and the outdoor space did not go around the building so there wasn't much to see. The drinks glasses were super sticky and left me feeling like I needed to wash my hands every few minutes. We only had two drinks and two appetizer dishes and our bill was $140 dollars, which in my opinion is unnecessarily high for what we ordered. Overall, I don't see us returning any time soon but thanks for the experience. It definitely gave us something to talk about on our way back to our hotel.

Customer service is terrible. Was given a lot of attitude for splitting a check and it's not necessary.

I called to make a reservation. The lady on the phone told us it was not necessary ON A SATUERDAY NIGHT. We hopped into an UBER to go there (money wasted) just for the security to tell me "it was full" there and did not let us in. The owner of the business has to get their employees together so they don't waste people's precious' time anf waste taxi money. The owner SHOULD NOT let their employees suggest the potential customers go to waste. That was disrespectful considering how far we had to travel from.

Positives - Great view...there is a "balcony" area that you can walk out on and check out the surrounding buildings. It has a great view of the ball drop if you ever happen to go for NYE. The menu is small, but was pretty good. I tried the Margarita Flatbread and the Beef Sliders. Negatives - There was an alarm blaring from the moment we entered the elevator, all the way upstairs to the bar, and while seated and waiting to order. Who knows how long it was going on before I got there. The menu is only available via QR code. My friend didn't have her phone and couldn't look it up and when I tried, the lighting/code was causing an issue and wouldn't pull up. Even the manager had a hard time pulling it up and had to try a few menus, and a spot with different lighting, to get it. I think they should definitely have regular menus on site for things like this.

Cool views, great vibe, great location Perfect for a date, friend get together or just after work happy hour get together.

Service was horrible. They age profile. If there are more than 4 in your group they expect you to pay bottle service fees. Crowd was on the older side. Groups in their 20-30's be aware they will push you away. Overpriced. Not allowed on the patio / balcony

Good music. Good drinks. Okay service. Okay view. Good food. It's all overpriced for what you get. Somewhat of a tourist trap feeling. Would not come back.

It has a view. But otherwise I don't recommend it. There's a very limited snack menu and the drinks are expensive even by NYC standards. Good luck flagging down a server to take your order. No wonder they take your credit card when you order, even if you're sitting at the table. There's an AUTOMATIC 18% on every tab, even for 2 people. They delayed forever bringing us our bill so we wouldn't look and tip them twice. Really awful service tactics to get extra tips they definitely didn't deserve. There's so many other great options on this area that you don't need to make the mistake we did.

This is located inside of a hotel and there's security or some kind of gate keeper downstairs that's incredibly rude to make sure you're going to the bar. I get why he's there, but that's the first impression of the bar and it kind of tainted everything else. The host was seat you unless your entire party is with you, it can't just be some of you - despite having a completely empty bar. The views are nice! That's where the star comes from, but this place just overall had bad impressions before we even got seated and it made us not even want to get drinks here. I refuse give my patronage to a bar that has terrible service already. Such a shame because I thought this would be a good place to hold our corporate events seeing as my office is very close. Pick another overpriced rooftop bar in Manhattan and don't settle for crappy service when there's so many nicer ones!

View was alright but the menu was super limited for both food and drinks. Also prices were pretty outrageous. Wouldn't do a big meal here. The Sensei that I got was sort of a Match Latte. Slightly bitter. Not bad but don't think it's worth the $21. They also only do reservation only which was unecessary. Would not try to hard to go here eventhough they've got some view.

Didn't come here for food but came by late an night for a night cap so we had around a 10PM reservation. It's one of the highest rooftops in the city (if not the highest) so it's a popular spot. Be sure to reserve in advance so you can ensure you can watch the view for sunset or to enjoy the lights from Times Square. We came a little bit before our reservation and were able to be seated already. The tables near the window were full but we got a good spot in the back near the deck door so we could see the lights but had access to view the outside. It gets chilly that high up so just bring a light sweater but it's a nice view to check out. Drinks here are priced for the view so ~$20 but they were solid cocktails.

We had a really nice time here! Firstly, make sure you make a reservation, it's really easy to go onto their website and go to reservation prompt and they have a list by the half hour. The security guys are a little intimidating but just show them your reservation. Once you're there the service was really great, attentive and nice. For drink, I had the S'more cocktail it was great. The views are unreal!! It was drizzling but that didn't stop us from taking a look down below at Times Square. It was definitely a memory I'll never forget. Worth the trip up.

Best cocktail EVER! It's an expensive place but worth it for the amazing drinks, view and ambiance. Food was tasty too! I enjoyed the chicken sliders with a lot of chicken and bacon! My cocktail had dragonfruit, egg whites, lime, and I have no idea what else. I loved it! Very strong too. Can't wait to go back and try their new pumpkin cocktail.

5 stars for the venue. The drinks have a unique spin. Can you really complain about the prices anywhere? If you get a good drink in a cool place it's gonna cost a bit more.

Low key uncrowded (secluded) rooftop spot that is a great hidden gem. Part of the Hyatt. Food and drinks are eh but let's be honest, who goes to a rooftop for anything other than the view? Shrug. You'll get some nice photos on the outdoor terrace. The seating is indoors. Waitress was a bit aggressive hounding us to order more drinks or kicking us out. But it's ok. Net net still a great deal for avoiding annoying crowds.

Terrible service, 2 drink minimum. Would not provide water to our active military friend without ordering alcoholic beverage. Would not recommend. I would rather go to 230 fifth rooftop bar instead. As a Hyatt member we usually stay at Hyatt Centric Times Square every year or so and usually go to the rooftop bar since it is easy access from the room. Awfully bad, terrible service. Especially if you are active military, THEY PROVIDE NO WATER TO MILITARY. We went on a Friday night around 10pm and were sat down at a table. Server comes to take our order, 4 of us order a drink and our active military friend asked if they had Heineken 0 (alcohol free) server was rude and said no that only what is on the menu. We asked if they had any alcohol free drinks for our active military buddy and server was no help. He said 1 drink minimum. So we order a water, he said no, 1 drink minimum. The next person in our group was still looking at the menu and was not ready and said he needed more time to look at the menu. Server said, he could not order our drinks since every person needs to get 1 item. As Hyatt guests we have access to the deck. View is just okay, not amazing. We ended up going to 230 Fifth Rooftop bar for $20 per person which included a free drink ticket and the views were amazing. The service at 230 Fifth Rooftop Bar was better and better drinks. Hyatt Centric Times Square is no longer a go for our trips, will look for other places. We spoke to manager there and they did nothing, manager insisted that it was a two drink minimum per person. GM, please explain where does it say 2 drink minimum to receive service. Bringing this up to Hyatt Headquarters.

Visiting Bar54 felt like an episode of Seinfeld. The folks at security minding the elevator took one look at us and told us the place was full. No soup for you. It's unclear if the place is poorly managed. Or very ageist. Either way, it's not a good look.

Really nice place! It's inside the Hyatt of Times Square. We didn't have reservations but they let us in for the bar which we were grateful. it took about 30 min to get drinks--the bar was slammed, he was making drinks for the dine in guests as well. Other than that, the rooftop view of the city was great. The chairs outside had no padding so it wasn't too comfy to sit. They add an automatic tip to the drinks. A glass of wine was $22, which is a bit pricey in my opinion. The food looked yummy though, I wish we could've eaten there!

Bar 54 has unfortunately taken a hit since the pre-COVID days. The decline in quality is noticeable, and the once vibrant atmosphere seems to have lost its charm. Service is lacking, and the overall experience falls short of what it used to be. It's disheartening to see a decline in standards, and I hope they can regain the essence that once made it a better place before the impact of COVID-19.

Zero value for money. They advertise an awesome view but prefer to sit people in a room without a view -even when there was an entire section with a view that was empty. The host has no manners -did not lift his head once to ask us why we decided to get up and leave. The drinks are not cheap, but when you pay top dollar you expect top service. Not here. Do not go here. The waitress was very nice and apologetic and nodded in agreement when we told her why we were leaving.

We were so excited to come here while visiting New York. We just came for cocktails and the view! Unfortunately the weather changed and it ended up being foggy and raining during our nighttime reservations. I got the Sugar Plum Fairy cocktail first and it was delicious! Fruity and sweet but not too sweet as the lime made it a bit tart as well. I also got the Forbidden fruit cocktail with dragonfruit! I love drinks with egg white and this one delivered! It was also fruity and not overly sweet! I forget which ones my husband ordered but he enjoyed his as well. We sat inside and enjoyed our cocktails. I loved the atmosphere of this bar. I wish we could have sat outside and enjoyed the views as this was the main reason we wanted to go here. But we enjoyed our cocktails nonetheless.

What a view! From the time we walked in, the host was friendly and accommodating. We had the wagyu sliders and multiple drink - all delicious. Mizanur A. was a phenomenal waiter and we cannot suggest the blueberry crumble(drink) enough! Thanks for an epic evening!

Oh what a night! If you're looking for a nice place to go for great drinks, great atmosphere AND great views of NYC, look no further! Make a reservation (we made ours while walking there last night) and head on up to the 54th floor of the Hyatt Times Square. Intimate feel, great drinks, small plates and attentive service...you just can't go wrong.

Great views of Times Square, but drinks are expensive and the paloma I got was too sweet. We had a time reserved, but we still had to wait a bit for our seats to be ready. It was a bit chilly outdoors, so when they eventually seated us on the rooftop deck (right across from another couple, which was a tad awkward), I immediately rushed back inside and asked to be re-seated indoors. They were happy to rearrange our seating for us, which I appreciated.

Went here on a Sunday night and was sat fairly quickly with no reservations. The customer service was iffy I personally did not feel welcomed the whole time. The server asked my partner if he wanted to wait for me to decide on a drink after I said wanted water and he asked for a Manhattan. Which I thought was weird since he put his drink order in. Why put him on the spot and ask if he wants to wait for me? Anyways, the drinks and the ambiance are super chill. That's why I would come back if I was visiting the city again. The food is a little pricey 24 dollars for only 3 beef sliders is a high but what can you expect for the location. The view is beautiful outside at night and is worth experiencing at least once!

Views, views, views! Wanted to find a rooftop bar to catch the sunset - didn't realize this was NYC's tallest hotel rooftop bar, and it didn't disappoint. There was a prolonged wait in the lobby to get upstairs despite having reservations, but everything went very smooth after that. We got drinks by the bar while waiting for a table on the outdoors terrace. They have an extensive drink menu with a whole wall of top shelf whiskey selection. Our bartender Jacques was friendly while serving up refreshing summer cocktails. I stuck with Kiss the Sky, a delicious watermelon vodka drink that was light and flirty and perfect for spending an evening out. There's many tables and lounge sofas for bigger parties on the spacious roof. The 180° vista views are incredible, seeing far and wide across all of Manhattan. New York boasts many rooftop bars that dot its skyline, this one is definitely worth checking out.

Great view from the rooftop, and the drinks are decent but the staff was very unfriendly. Not a ton of food options for vegetarians. The location is fantastic though if you want to grab drinks on your way to a Broadway show.

Beautiful views of the city. Pricey but worth it. Drinks were made very well. Service was impeccable. Only had time for a drink this time.

Yes it has a great view BUT there is many places in NY with views. Staff was uncomfortable with our presence. They keep reminding us that we have to consume two drinks at least. We understood that actually we consumed more. Then they had a hard time finding us a table ... but the place was pretty empty. So yes, not good for tourist or places. Go somewhere else. Plenty in NYC.

I'm just a bumpkin from Arizona but my buddy said we had to go to this place while on vacation in NYC. I was expecting it to to be pretentous and stuffy, but not so. First off, like the name says it's 54 floors up on the rooftop of the Hyatt. Second, it's super-chill with a cool summer breeze, city cacophony, and laughter. But mostly, the service is spectacular! We're we're there in our shorts and tennis shoes and this amazing server Cristina made us feel like billionaires that flew in on a helicopter. She was so funny and attentive that we had to stay for a third round. Make a reservation. And hey, go ahead and ask for Cristina... quite possibly the best server in the whole city.

Talk about a romance with a view !! I mean this made date night reach a whole new level! I knew I wanted to go to a skytop bar and not many have this amazing view. Firstly, you must make reservations through Resy (even if it's just for the drinks) and you get a text telling you to come up to the 54th floor of the Hyatt hotel building- my ears were popping lol!! But it's a fast smooth ride up. You're greeted by very welcoming staff who check you in and ask for your IDs. The drink menu is pricey not going to lie here. I paid $21 for my martini and my boyfriends beer was $12. The tip is also Included around 18%. I know my drink was expensive but dang it was good (I made it last sipping on it for an hour lol). The tables weren't out yet (April is when I went) but the weather was beautiful at 50 degrees so we had to step out onto the skytop to catch the view. I mean I was taken back. This literally is such an amazing experience- but careful when you look down hahah. The pictures we got were fantastic and it was so romantic!! I wish it had some better music vibes but the classical feel was okay at least it wasn't dead quiet. I would definitely recommend this place as a stopping grounds to really see what NYC looks like especially at night!!

This is a must stop for anyone staying at the Hyatt Centric and honestly anyone else within distance of it while staying elsewhere. Great drinks, great service, and no doubt one of the best views from a bar in the entire city!

Highly recommend this place. You have great views of the city and the drinks are phenomenal! My Boyfriend, now fiancé, proposed to me there. So this place will remain dear to me. The waitress took a video of the proposal which we both appreciate it very much! Thank you Bar 54 for making our night that much more special!

Went here for a work celebration for a broadway show. We rented out the entire bottom floor. They announced last call at 757. I went for a drink but they didn't serve me and at 801 I was told I couldn't get anything. I tipped 20 dollars for 2 free drinks. The bartender should give me a third drink as I was waiting before 8 Boo Your customer service sucks. You should refund my 20 tip. There are many better more customer friendly places to go to than here Stay away they don't respect people in the industry.

Over priced drinks. They added gratuity for a party of 4 and they have a $50 min for each person seated in your group if you sit out doors. Drink were good. But definitely not worth the price.

One of the coolest rooftop bars in the area! We were nearby our hotel The Roosevelt and walked over. We took the elevator straight upstairs and since it wasn't busy we ordered drinks at the bar and walked outside to the patio and sat on the sofas. The view is spectacular, unlike anywhere else that has a skyline that can reach the sky. Drinks can be expensive so it's not a place you want to stay all night unless you have an expense account. But, it's a great place to start or end the night! Located atop of the Hyatt Times Sq near 45th & 7th Ave it's not hard to find. Since coming back to LA, I've told several friends visiting to check it out and they thanked me for the recommendation! Big Fan.

An incredibly frustrating experience altogether. The restaurant lied, they were closed when they said they were open, and I didn't even get seated. I made a reservation for 4:00. They sent me multiple reminders over text and email saying that if I am not there on time, they will take my reservation away and charge me $20. (This would be in addition to the $50 per person they require you to pay to even be seated). I show up a few minutes before 4:00, and I can't get to the bar. The elevator button doesn't work. The workers in the lobby say they don't even ALLOW people to go to the bar before 4:15! People kept showing up and experiencing the same thing. They went into the elevator, couldn't get to the bar, and ended up taking a ride to somebody's hotel floor until they could get back to the lobby and ask the workers what was going on. So, my first experience is the restaurant straight up lying. Cool, thanks for that. Then I finally get up there (at 4:15), and I'm carrying an 8 month old baby. They say sorry, we can't seat you because the baby isn't 21 years old. For all the parents of tiny babies out there, how many times have you ever been turned away from a bar because your baby doesn't have ID showing that they are 21 years old? Never? Yeah me either. So thanks for a perfectly lousy experience.