The Gilded Room · New York · Est. 1927
Cocktails, jazz &the art of arriving late.
A hidden parlour below the Hotel Verona. Nine seats at the bar, one piano, and a door that only reveals itself after dark.
Doors at 7 · Piano at 9 · Last pour at 2
01 — The Room
A little theatre.
A little theatre.
A lot of gin.
The best rooms are the ones you have to be told about.
Behind an unmarked door off the lobby, down a marble stair, the Gilded Room has been pouring since the year Lindbergh landed. The banquettes are original. The ice is not. We keep forty-one seats, a nine-foot Steinway and a strict rule against anything resembling a hurry.
1927Year opened
41Seats nightly
9pmFirst set
03 — Music
One piano.
One piano.
No amplifiers.
Live music Tuesday through Saturday, from 9pm. The room is built for listening — please keep the bar conversation at the bar.
Sets at 9pm & 11pm.
Late set, Fridays only.
Lulu VanceVoice, cello, a little trouble
VoiceEllis & The HoursLate ballads, brushed drums
TrioThe After Hours SetResident quartet · 11pm
Late
04 — Private
Borrow the room
Borrow the room
for a night.
Two private spaces, one very discreet door. For dinners, listening parties and the occasional proposal.
The Vault2—12
The Vault
The original hotel safe, two centuries of stone, one long table and a dedicated bartender.
Enquire about the Vault ↗The Mezzanine14—40
The Mezzanine
Overlooking the piano, with its own bar and a view of everyone arriving below.
Enquire about the Mezzanine ↗
05 — Reservations
Save a seat.
Save a seat.
Lose track of time.
Reservations open thirty days ahead. Tables are held for fifteen minutes; the good ones go to those who arrive.
✦Tuesday — Saturday, 7pm — 2am
✦Smart attire. Jackets encouraged.
✦21 and over, always.
✦For parties of seven or more, write to us.