In Sheep's Clothing NYC

"Hidden in the back of Port Sa’id, a massive Israeli restaurant in Hudson Square from the chef behind Miznon, there’s a sauna-sized bar where you can bathe in the sound of ambient music coming from huge wooden speakers. It's called In Sheep's Clothing (from an LA-based music collective of the same name), and it has few barstools, a little vinyl shop, and a brief cocktail list that features lots of Japanese ingredients. This tiny spot doesn't take reservations, so get here on the earlier side if you want to guarantee yourself a seat. " - Bryan Kim, Kenny Yang

"In Sheep’s Clothing is a music collective that hosts events, covers the music scene, and runs a vinyl shop in LA. They also used to have a Japanese-style listening bar (which our Los Angeles colleagues ), but it closed during the pandemic. Fortunately for any fans of ambient music and vintage Japanese folk rock, they now have a location in NYC, hidden behind a sliding door in the back of , an enormous Israeli restaurant in Hudson Square. The speakers are impressive, the playlist is vinyl, and the space is roughly the size of a Sprinter van. They don’t take reservations, so get here early if you want to browse some records, drink Japanese whisky, and enjoy an impressive analogue listening experience." - Bryan Kim