Bedside Cocktails and the New Rooftop Garden at The Surrey, New York

The Surrey New York, rooftop garden

A $60 million makeover of The Surrey in Manhattan suggested a fantastic brand new al fresco space in a city thats important for cool rooftop venues. Open to guests only, a in isolation grassed area is suggestive of a traditional English garden, featuring anniversary florals as well as English ivy. Needless to say, a views over a city skyline as well as Central Park have been superb. The all-day dining menu is desirous by local farmers markets. To allude to Travel Agent Magazine: The signature Muddled Lemonade mixes fresh herbs, fruits as well as spices with homemade lemonade, available with or without alcohol. As a seasonality of a mixture change, so will a recipes. Classic cocktails such as a Dark as well as Stormy as well as Moscow Mule have been complemented by some-more such concoctions as a Blackberry Mint Margarita as well as The 76th St., that features lime, bar soda, orange bitters as well as Patron Silver. The rooftop is open from 7 am- eleven pm daily. For a video of a Rooftop Gardens Grand Opening Party, finish with a little disdainful pix, check out Travel Agent Magazines blog post.

Get this. The Surrey has also introduced 24-hour personal barkeeper service. From a Jul 2010 issue of Travel + Leisure: Forget a mini-bar: New York Citys The Surrey is bringing cocktail hour to your bedside. A personal barkeeper is upon palm 24 hours a day to shake up pitch-perfect concoctions, either you hunger for a vanilla Old Fashioned or a blackberry-mint margarita.

PS. Get a understanding at The Surrey with Five Star Alliance rates! Youll get a slew of extras, to boot: in-room Continental breakfast for two, 20% off spa services, a welcome amenity from a General Manager, as well as an upgrade based upon availability.


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