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Smith & Mills

71 North Moore Street
New York NY 10013
(212) 226-2515


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naveen
Smith & Mills is one of my favorite places in the city. Better to go earlier in the evening (or on a weekend or on an off-night). Otherwise, the tiny spot is packed+loses charm
AskMen
Drinks and grub are great here, with a continental beer/wine list, tried and true cocktails, and plates like hungarian meatballs and mussels steamed in white wine.
Akshay P.
If you love ginger, order up their Dark & Stormy and make-out with your glass.
kate spade new york
be sure to check out the bathroom while you're here, it's incredible.
Vinicius V.
check out the Tim Burton-esque bathroom
Soraya D.
Perfect for a quiet Friday evening post-work drink, but then stay for dinner.
TRENDLAND w.
Super cute little spot on the west side, interior design is great, but not a lot of tables - a must 'check in'
Elisha D.
Tiny but cute. Must use the bathroom/former elevator. Awesome factoid: the kitchen is made of two hotplates behind the bar and food looks impressive!
Kate G.
Get a dark and stormy
Phil G.
the burger rocks. you can smell the quality of the meat whenever they put one on, and it delivers. get it.
Yaw E.
Another neighborhood gem and great date spot
David B.
The sweet corn is amazing
Alexandra W.
Perfect cheeseburger, cooked medium rare on toasted brioche. Washed Out on the stereo only seals the deal.
Dan p.
Knocked back a gingery dark and stormy and commented on the bartenders pristine mustache.
Travel + Leisure
Check out the bathroom, made out of a turn-of-the-century elevator with a flip-down sink from a Depression-era railway car.
ThePurplePassport.com
This place appeals to wine-and-diners at any time of day, be it to enjoy coffee and muesli first thing or a braised beef baguette paired with a Negroni after work.
Natalia F.
Nice local hidden place. For drinks and even food. Love it!
Lee A.
Great service, bald idiot is a cunt..
Christian B.
If you go to the restroom, slide the door open. And washing your hands is an experience.
Jay
Try the alcohol.
Seth H.
Shhhhhh don't tell no body
Mark D.
Get the burger with Russian dressing. Nice to see a place offer Russian Dressing!
The Telegraph
A rustic-chic gem of cocktail bar not much larger than a jewel box. Order a Negroni, and don’t be surprised if Robert DeNiro or Bradley Cooper wander in off for a night cap (001 212 226 2515).
Rick V.
4 things to know: 1) order a Dark & Stormy 2) look around, conduits and other underground pieces are part of the charm 3) bathroom is an old elevator 4) go early or late. Peak times = bad experience
Max Z.
Order a drink and then go to the bathroom. It looks like a time machine.
Travel + Leisure
Restaurateur Matt Abramcyk’s cubbyhole hideout in a former seafarer’s inn serves retro cocktails and comfort food (meatballs; house-pickled vegetables).
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