The Crown NYC
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+1 (646) 639-4901
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50 Bowery, New York, NY 10013
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- New York
- Posted 2 years ago
The Crown, located on the 21st floor of Hotel 50 Bowery, is a rooftop bar operated by hospitality leader Gerber Group. Guests can enjoy the Gerber Group’s classic and seasonal cocktails and elevated bar fare, while taking in the amazing unobstructed views of both the Manhattan and Brooklyn skylines, either indoors or outdoors.
The Crown’s beverage menu features a rotating selection of Gerber Group’s classic and seasonal cocktails alongside an expansive collection of small-batch spirits, regionally brewed craft beers, and universal wine offerings. Elevated globally inspired small bites including Pan Fried Chicken Dumplings, Vegetable Spring Rolls and Pastrami Steamed Buns complement the bar.
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