Rooftop 93

Review of the lounge on the 18th floor only:

The lounge provides a fantastic gotham-esque view up bowery leading directly to mid-town Manhattan with the Empire State building as its centerpiece. Our server was extremely welcoming, attentive and energetic, but the lounge itself was not busy - just one other party which was on their way out, when our group visited.

Sizing wise, it can fit about 30-40 comfortably. Drink prices seem a bit lower than average- beer for 7, cocktails for 11-13, for what seems like a business trying to become a new high end nightlife location. There were rumors of a generous happy hour but I can't confirm the prices.

The ugly.
By either a miscalculation of the P.O.S. system or dishonest business tactic, my receipt's suggested tip of 20% was slightly higher than the actual amount. No big deal for a quick $30 tab, but if this is common practice here, this could be an issue for a larger party spending a full evening at this bar. Just a heads up for those tipsy check handlers at the end of the night.

Will return and possibly update the review when I experience the rooftop and a larger crowd.

This is my favorite rooftop in the city and I found it only after writing off all rooftops since the experience with places like Le Bain has completely turned me off to them (long lines that stretch out the doors to get in, long lines once you're in to order a drink at the bar, spending $$$ to crowd around).

Rooftop 93 is on the 16th flr of the Bowery Hotel and has a beautiful view of the city inside, and then only gets better once you walk another flight up to the outdoor roof area. There's a small bar there with very friendly bartenders who are quick and efficient. There's a great happy hour deal with beer and well drinks. For people who avoid hard liquor, this place also has these delicious champagne drinks served in a big glass with a spiked champagne popsicle.

This is a great place to go with a big group of friends or on a date since it is usually not packed!

Decent view, but even though the weather was lovely the actual rooftop is closed and only opens for private events.
Long island ice tea was good/strong, but wasn't able to get the popsicle cocktails we came there for :(

Great cute rooftop bar in the LES. If you wanna take people visiting NY you can take them here for a quick drink and a view of the Empire State Building. Service was good we ordered a couple bottles of rose and some cocktails

Came in last Saturday night. The place does have some good views and is very spacious, however one of the bartenders working that night made the whole experience very unpleasant. She had an attitude while speaking to me and handing me a can of hard seltzer, ending in being the one time in my life I did not leave a tip. Not only did she make me uncomfortable and was straight out rude, she did not make the drink, just handed me the can which I feel like justified the no tipping. I paid $12 for the can which was pricey but pretty typical for New York rooftop prices. The worst part is when I've seen my credit card statement, I realized she added a $2 tip for herself. Again I usually always tip bartenders, this was the only time I didn't. I assume this is something easy for her to get away with, because people might not remember if they tipped or not or just let it slide since it was just the $2. Obviously the issue is not the $2, but the fact that I cannot trust to come back to this place if they will be adding tips here and there as they see fit; who knows how many customers that's been done to, in addition to the terrible service. The other guy working the bar seemed very nice, but he was not the one serving me. Terrible experience.

Located at the 17th and 18th floor rooftop bar inside Wyndham Garden Chinatown. We were checked in to the hotel for New Year's Eve so we decided to check this rooftop bar out. They were having NYE event so we bought tickets through Eventbrite! The party was fun. It ran for 4 hours with open bar leading up to midnight. You get a pretty nice view of NYC up here! It was a nice experience! The staff were nice and accommodating! We'd probably be coming back to try this some other time when they don't have an event and just open for regular bar operations! But over all, this rooftop bar is awesome and if you are looking for a place to enjoy a breathtaking view of Downtown Manhattan including seeing the Empire State Building, you should try this place!

Loved this rooftop. We came here on a Wednesday night, so it wasn't lively. We were one of 2 couples there, but we didn't mind. The view is amazing. It's all enclosed, which I wasn't expecting initially. However, I do think it's cool that people can still visit in the winter months. The drinks were good, we didn't try any of the food options. This place is definitely worth checking out!

Asian bitchy host. Asked for water and ever brought it to me. Quick to judge people by appearances. Another group sat by us and water was served to them right away.

Good drinks, great view, and no reservation needed when we came on a Saturday night!

My friends and I came here looking for a nice view and weren't disappointed. We were afraid that we would be turned away as a walk-in party of 3, but thankfully they were not crowded--not sure if we were just lucky or if this is normal.

I got the lychee martini ($20 post tax and tip) and it was delicious and not too strong. I also had some of my friends' Silver Fox and Spiked Butter Beer. The arrangement of acidity, sweetness, and bitterness in the Butter Beer really stood out to me, and I'd probably get that if I ever came back!

Hi, I don't recommend this place whatsoever to anyone! Please stay away! We came here for New Year's Eve. We paid our tickets but the staff tried to extort money out of us to access the rooftop section. We paid $700 for 2 tickets and they told us "kick us some bread" to go outside for air. I refused since I had already tipped the staff over $300 for drinks. I feel a little stupid for spending 1k at this place. This wasn't a staff problem because we complained to the event organizers and they told just tip them so they were aware of they're staff doing this of the bat!

I get it money gets thing moving a little bit quicker but once your out cash and you've spent X mount on f money at joint. That management would be a little more professional instead of being ghetto!!

The place is small AF. The view is aight; it would be better if it was a view of a river or something. The issue is that it's in Chinatown; this neighborhood is ghetto and ugly AF. Beers are 10 bucks a pop, no happy hour.