Helen Fong

I've wanted to come here since hearing about it opening, finally found the perfect Thursday evening, a Girl's Night Out! In reading more about La Noxe, I realized there was a connection to another place I used to be a regular at (Kinfolk). It was great to see familiar faces, the staff there was amazing. The speak easy ambiance was a great place to start off the night. The special cocktails were delicious! Will certainly be back soon! Thanks for a wonderful evening!

+2

Jake Madeson

Not surprising this place had a long wait list the second they opened. One of the best and most unique bars I've been to. The bar and space is everything you want it to be. The bar is truly is in the subway, and it embraces that (see the drink name below). At the same time, it's chic in a very classy way. The vibe is intimate, but lively. Perfect for date night. My girlfriend and I had a great time! I got the Uptown Local and she got a chablis. Shout-out to Jay, the owner. He had the perfect wine recommendation for what she was in the mood for. Their specialty, the Uptown Local was delicious. It has tropical notes from the pineapple rum and coconut but has an oak-like mature finish. Perfect cocktail for any mood. Get on the wait list now because it's only going to get longer :)

+1

Caroline Grace

Gorgeous speakeasy under the subway. The owner is lovely and the bartender makes great drinks and is full of friendly conversation. Felt like I had stepped into Havana, literally, from the old records to the steamy glass and warm orange light. The chef is from Venezuela and the fresh Venezuelan menu pairs drinks and bites perfectly. You can watch straphangers enter the subway from the window. The drink pictured is the banana daiquiri.

+1

C Neon

A very nice speakeasy bar with a good selection of cocktails and other beverages. The mood lighting was good to set up a nice atmosphere. The real cool thing is that you actually exist through an actual subway station to the street. Very cool and we had a great overall experience here.

+5

Amanda Kay McDonald

Drinks were delicious. The food was nothing to write home about. The service wasn’t great considering we were basically the only people there. Cool vibes.

+1

Lucia T

The drinks were good though quite expensive and the decor and atmosphere was nice. The space was small but when we went around 8/9pm there was no wait. The server rushed us a bit but excusable due to the size of the space. It was a fun speakeasy experience as the bar exits into the stair landing of a subway entrance.

Olivia N

Overall rating: 4.4 Finally, finally a true speakeasy!! And it’s legit in a subway station ! So cool. I had to knock off a few points because of the following: - soo tiny. Like kitchen in east village tiny. You cannot come here more than 3 people & even 3 people feels tight. - it’s a place more for the experience, but not to hang. The drinks were goood, but because it’s so tiny - you’re kinda of slouching a bit to hear your friend. You’re not really able to enjoy yourself. It might be honestly best as a date. My reservation was for around 8ish. But I probably won’t be going again unless I was trying to flex on a date. Def worth an experience regardless.

Donna Fell

Cute place! Enter street-side and exit into the subway station. Very small but intimate. They have some snack items on a food menu and a nice list of specialty cocktails Loved the music choices and they had a great display of vinyl on a table as decor

Neha

The drinks are very over priced. The space is cool and i love that it’s right along the subway. It’s a fun surprise to walk through the door. But the space is so small and the way its laid out just makes it awkward because you hear everyone conversations. For some reason the bartender that night was upset and it seemed like he might be having an argument with someone over text. He kept standing and texting every few minutes. He was nice but not particularly friendly or fun. He didn’t make an effort with the customers at all. He seemed really grumpy. I think in a place this small, if you pull in the whole bar with the specialty of drinks but also making them and almost making it a show then it makes more sense. But this place just really missed the mark.

+5

Kelly Rachel

Update: As promised, am amending my review as was contacted by management. An itemized was provided of my check, and unfortunately am told there may have been a miscommunication with what martini I ordered. An understatement for sure. On their website the menu shows specialty cocktails as $19 (which is also what I remember seeing in person). Apparently the menu in person has a $47 martini, so if you order “a martini” and are offered the majestic or glance at a majestic martini and assume it’s around $19 like the rest - be sure to clarify that you would (or would not) like the $47 martini. Can’t find any current non-blurry menu photo to even confirm what was in this cocktail to justify the $53 after tip (left $10 on the total tab for 2 drinks). But I can assure you, there are better experiences in the city for a cocktail at that price point. ——— I was expecting the “exclusive” cocktails price point, but $70 for a martini off the menu and a well whiskey+coke?? (bartender even kind of jokingly confirmed that I “didn’t want top shelf right?”, I said no thank you obviously and laughed) There was no itemized at signing, didn’t remember what price the menu cocktails were and I had to rush to catch my train to the airport so didn’t have time to dispute in person. After looking up the menu online the next day I’m certain I was overcharged. Have tried contacting them via both emails and phone numbers listed. No response. It’s a shame bc otherwise we would have had a fun experience. Door was opened and let in swiftly, no issues with our attire, the bartender was friendly. Probably not someplace I’d stay for a long time on a night out, but I dug the vibe. If management can rectify my billing issue, will happily update my rating.

Haley Gashi

We were the only people in there and service was extremely slow, there was a huge leak on the floor, and it took us 6 minutes of ringing the doorbell to get in (which would have been fine if it was busy, but when we entered there was no one). Drinks were okay for $19. I definitely wouldn’t come back. There’s much better, cooler spots for a $20 drink.

Rahul Malhotra

La Noxe provided very poor service. At a private party with around 40 guests, there was only one bartender working, which led to extremely long wait times. The drinks were also overpriced and consistently served half full. Overall, the experience was disappointing and not worth the cost.