35 Cooper Asian Pub

Incredible venue. Speedy sophisticated service. Great sound. A view from any table.

Extremely overrated. The performers are mediocre, the food is just alright, and it’s too expensive for what you get.

Went to see Esther, had a great time. The place is massive! My calamari and lemonade were delicious. Food was a bit pricey tho. The room was nice and cozy, I sat so close to her! Visualizza piatti

Joe’s Pub is a legendary venue in New York City. Each season, the lineup of performances is wonderfully diverse. With its cozy seating and outstanding acoustics, every show promises to be a fantastic experience.

This is a lovely, cozy venue for enjoying a live band. The acoustics are fantastic, and the cabaret-style seating adds to the atmosphere. The food and drinks were superb, and the waitstaff was friendly and attentive to our needs.

Saw the Twin Peaks Pageant Burlesque show here. The venue is nice, ambiance is great all seating gives a great view of the stage. The show itself was awful. The host talked way too much, the girls were inexperienced. I?ve seen other Burlesque shows and this one was bad. Drinks were good. They ?ran out? of two different beers right at the beginning of the show. French fries were good. Overall waste of money. Visualizza piatti

This is not a pub. The staff was unfriendly. I’m a musician from the Netherlands, and my daughter invited me to join her at a live music pub in NYC for my birthday. As a live musician, I was looking forward to experiencing a vibrant atmosphere, enjoying good beer and American food, and having the chance to chat about life back home in Europe as well as in the US, all while having a great time with the musicians. I had high hopes for the evening, but it turned out to be an unfortunate experience.

Great venue for comedy (I was there to see Jeff Hiller), though somewhat understaffed...rushing maniacally to serve your two drink minimum before they kick you out. I got my first drink later than halfway through the show, and the second just as the comedian ended his set, and lights were on and people expected to leave just as I was taking my first sip of the second drink (and they were tiny, ice-heavy cocktails for $19 a pop). Not tragic at all, but not optimal for a $90, 90-minute experience.

A wonderful NYC performance venue that I’ve been to many times for the kind of artistic performances you wouldn’t find anywhere else. The food, the drinks, meh. Two drink minimum per person or drink and food. Drinks are kind of stingy. It adds up quickly …so basically when you factor in the cost of your ticket plus the food and beverage minimum you are not getting out of there for less than $100 $125 a person for a less expensive show or even up to $150 for a higher price show. Still a great time but I just wish they could improve the food quality. Visualizza piatti