New On SixPlus
Feast your eyes on a collection of exciting new venue offerings across the country. From a bustling, Barcelona-style tapas bar to unconventional Japanese in LA and a classic Midtown brasserie, this list has something for everyone.
Castell Rooftop Lounge — New York City
Perched high above the bustling streets of the Garment District, Castell is a tasteful refuge from the hustle below, sitting atop the new acclaimed AC Hotel on West 40th street. Leading with a classic cocktail program grounded in NYC history, contemporary décor, elevated service, and iconic Manhattan skyline views, Castell provides a spirited experience and welcoming atmosphere in a delightfully discreet location. Whether looking for a proper cocktail after work, an elevated space to start your evening, a place to gather with colleagues or friends, or a respite from the bustle of Times Square, Castell is the ideal rooftop hideaway.
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Boqueria, Dupont Circle — Washington, DC
Boqueria Dupont Circle, a New York import from accomplished chef Marc Vidal, is a bright, modern destination for Barcelona-style tapas, market-driven seasonal specials and expert wine pairings. Boqueria’s unique private and large party dining spaces provide the ideal setting for a wide range of events, from seated dinners to cocktail style receptions in a moody, hip setting. Come for the captivating ambiance and stay for the seriously good Spanish classics with a twist.
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INKO NITO, Garey Street — Los Angeles
INKO NITO Garey Street is situated in the Los Angeles Arts District, making this an ideal venue for those interested in exploring the area. Known for it’s unconventional Japanese cuisine in a lively setting, all centered around around an open robata grill, INKO NITO offers an exciting experience to guests. Whatever your event needs are, let INKO NITO make your experience easy. From menu selection to customizing a beverage choice, their experienced team is on hand to personalize your event and ensure your experience exceeds expectations. Large group booking areas are perfect for corporate lunches and dinners, team building activities, art installations, buyouts and much more.
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Boqueria, West 40th — New York City
Boqueria is a lively, Barcelona style tapas bar, inspired by the buzzy atmosphere and great food of the renowned food market “El Mercado de la Boqueria.” At Boqueria, the open kitchen — helmed by Executive Chef Marc Vidal — turns out tempting versions of classic Spanish tapas and small plates inspired by the season’s best products. Available for full and partial buyouts as well as mid-sized events in their private dining room with views of the kitchen, Boqueria is perfect for lively celebrations with great food.
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La Pecora Bianca, Midtown — New York City
La Pecora Bianca, or “the white sheep” in Italian, takes Italian food back to its roots as an inherently local, seasonal and nourishing cuisine. Their menu highlights seasonal ingredients grown by friends and purveyors, who share their deep commitment to delicious and sustainable food. The simple elegance of La Pecora Bianca Midtown does not stop at their food. Their private space “Giulio’s Room” and their main dining room are bright, white and airy with wood slat walls, art deco flourishes and an abundance of natural light.
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Vinegar Hill House — New York City
Vinegar Hill House is a relaxed restaurant in an unassuming and historical part of the Brooklyn waterfront. Their intent is to use the best ingredients possible through developing relationships with like-minded produce, meat and fish producers, to compose artful and satisfying eats out of our wood-fired oven. When the weather is nice they welcome guests for brunch or dinner in their quiet garden, under a cherry tree.
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Papillon — New York City
Papillon Bistro is a charming, two story, French brasserie set in the heart of Midtown. The impressive 70 foot wood bar on the ground floor is a neighborhood favorite for after work drinks. The deceivingly large restaurant offers menus and packages to match your every mood and occasion, from weeknight corporate events for professionals in the area, birthday celebrations on the second floor or wedding and baptism celebrations (they are just steps away from St. Patrick’s Cathedral).
