House of the Snow Queen: a bar has opened on one of the roofs of New York, where everything is made of ice
'26.01.2022'
ForumDaily New York
Head to the Polar Lounge on Harriet's Rooftop at 1 Brooklyn Bridge Hotel for what might be the coolest bar in NYC! He told about the new bar in the style of the Snow Queen's palace Secret nyc.
Some of you may remember the Minus5 bar, which used to be in New York's Hilton Midtown hotel, but unfortunately the place closed a few years ago. Since then in New York didn't have their own ice bar, which has become a popular attraction in cities like Vegas and beyond. Aldeady no!
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New Yorkers can return to an Arctic oasis at the Polar Lounge, which first opened on Friday, January 21st. The bar will be open in the city only until the end of February, so you better make an advance orderbefore your opportunity melts away!
Bar concept
"Glacial landscape" with a view of the horizon Manhattan and Brooklyn Bridge designed by Okamoto Studio. It includes custom made seats and tables completely carved from ice! In addition to ice-cold seating and tables, try their Arctic Cosmopolitan, Snow Leopard Margarita, or Cucumber Cooler, all served in crystal-clear ice glasses.
Sounds quite refreshing, doesn't it? But fear not, because Polar Lounge has teamed up with luxury outerwear brand Moose Knuckles to provide cozy parkas that will keep guests warm throughout their visit. However, we recommend that you bring a pair of gloves with you.
Visitors can choose between general entrance or VIP table entrance. For $25, general admission will give you access to the standing area and free cocktail. The cost of a VIP table is $50 per person and a minimum of $200 per table. The ticket includes table service against the glittering skyline and a complimentary cocktail and caviar per person. Part of the sales will go towards Oceanic Global's educational programs and industry solutions.
Book a table here.
Time: Thursday - Sunday (17:00 - 22:00)
Location: st. Furman, 60, Brooklyn (10th floor)
