Details: Raines Law Room

Style:: DIVEY: So downright casual, you might feel uncomfortable.; CASUAL: Anything goes, just relax and have a good time.; MODERN: Clean and snappy.; CLASSY: A little on the up-scale side. May have a dress code.; FORMAL: You'd better be on your best behavior. Almost certainly has a dress code, or should.

Cost:: $$$$: Cheap - Prices are cheaper than found at most other good bars in the area.; $$$$: Average - Prices are about the same as found at most other good bars.; $$$$: Pricey - They are charging more here than at most other good bars.; $$$$: Expensive - Hopefully, somebody else is paying. If they aren't, maybe you should have just one, just so you can say you did.

Food:: EAT: None - Hope you aren't hungry, even in the slightest.; EAT: Snacks - Very simple bar snacks. Peanuts, pretzles, that sort of thing.; EAT: Light - Small appetizers, small plates, great if you're not terribly hungry.; EAT: Full - A full meals worth of things to order.

Reservations:: : None - First come, first served.; : Available - Not needed, but you could if you wanted to.; : Required - You need to call for reservations.; : Private - Members Only, or otherwise not available for general attendance.

Raines Law Room: 48 W 17th St; New York, NY; USA; CLASSY - $$$$ - EAT -; Lush basement faux-speakeasy lounge featuring a quiet, urbane ambience with table seating (only) for small parties (2-5 people). Never crowded or noisy. No standing, except in the spectacularly-appointed “kitchen”. Tidy menu of cocktails, either in-house originals or liberal interpretations of familiar drinks. Note that reservations are only available Sun-Tues, otherwise it's first-come, first-served.; Comments (0)

Originaly submitted by Martin Doudoroff on Wed, Dec 02, 2009