You can sip on some of Bemelmans' famous cocktails like the Red Velvet (rye whiskey, spiced plum syrup, egg white, fresh lemon juice, bee pollen) and the Luxury Sidecar. En savoir plus .
This bar offers everything you could possibly want on Christmas Day: fireplaces, beer and bocce. Come by yourself and cozy up to the fire with a good book pulled straight from Union’s stately library.
New York City’s first dine-in movie theater is open on Christmas Day, screening your holiday favorites. Order the seasonal hot apple cider, spiked with a choice of bourbon, rum or ginger liqueur. En savoir plus .
With soaring ceilings, laid-back vibes and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Madison Square Park is the ultimate Christmas Day hideaway. Sit at the bar’s open fireplace as you sip on a choice quaff En savoir plus .
It's the '70s, baby. At this Hell's Kitchen bar, the playful and tropical-style drink menu features sparkling cocktails, large-format punches and tiki drinks like the Jasmine Flower. Holiday Sangria. En savoir plus .
Indulge your inner bad Santa and choose from Seamstress’ 50 American classics. We recommend the Playing Hookey, a refreshingly jolly elixir of gin, Zirbenz, orange juice, lime, honey and Pechaud’s.. En savoir plus .
Nobody does chill quite like Standard hotels. The Winter Garden that opens for the cooler months allows guests to sip seasonal quaffs like Winter Toddies. En savoir plus .
Casually known as Rochelle's, this late-night joint offers 120 whiskeys by the glass, as well as whiskey-spiked cocktails in the trendy space on the Lower East Side. En savoir plus .
Bright-blue drinks with umbrellas and tiki masks hanging on bamboo walls make a fitting setting for Bococa beachcombers sipping bowls of the Frozen Zombie, which comes with (a shot) in the straw. En savoir plus .
Pair hearty bites like duck confit queso and brats in a blanket with Prohibition-inspired tipples like the Fifty-Mission Cap, as you wish a very Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good night. En savoir plus .
Spending Christmas Day in New York’s Financial District might be the loneliest holiday scenario ever known. The 130-foot bar is adorned with enough bartenders to keep you feeling jolly all day long. En savoir plus .
