Café Carlyle
Cafe · Upper East Side
35 E 76th St, New York, NY 10075
Highlights
Intimate cabaret with stellar performers and a storied past
Intimate cabaret with stellar performers and a storied past
"Housed in an uptown hotel, Cafe Carlyle — the restaurant and supper club that first opened in 1955 — is staging Candace Bushnell’s one-woman dinner-and-a-show, “True Tales of Sex, Success and Sex and the City,” April 23–27; the event page promises free-flowing Cosmos, and the menu is priced at $95 for a two-course meal at a table (or a $50 minimum at the bar), with tickets available online." - Emma Orlow
"From October through mid-December, the Carlyle’s legendary Bemelmans Bar—beloved for its wall-to-wall murals painted by Madeline author and illustrator, Ludwig Bemelmans—opens up for afternoon tea and cake for kids. Little ones get to sing Madeline’s songbook along with Tina de Varon at the piano."
"Open for business since 1930, The Carlyle is just a few blocks from Central Park and Museum Mile. And you can’t check-out without stopping for a drink in Bemelmans Bar, which has murals painted by Ludwig Bemelmans, the author of the Madeline series. This is one of the best hotels in the world in terms of service, décor, comfort, and amenities."
"Open for business since 1930, The Carlyle is just a few blocks from Central Park and Museum Mile. And you can’t check-out without stopping for a drink in Bemelmans Bar, which has murals painted by Ludwig Bemelmans, the author of the Madeline series. This is one of the best hotels in the world in terms of service, décor, comfort, and amenities."
"Cafe Carlyle, an upscale hotel and bar, receives recognition in a Saturday Night Live skit for its location in the Upper East Side." - Stefanie Tuder
