Rose Bar
Julian Schnabel's artistic vision and Ian Schrager's well-known hospitality converge at Rose Bar, Gramercy Park Hotel's exclusive cocktail sanctuary where New York's creative elite gather among contemporary masterpieces for premium craft cocktails and curated cultural experiences.
- Address
- 160 W 25th St, New York, NY 10001, USA
- Phone
- +16464009665
- Website
- therosenyc.com
- Directions
- Get directions

Rose Bar is a bar at 160 W 25th St in New York, New York. This exclusive cocktail lounge transcends traditional nightlife, creating an intimate gallery where contemporary art adorns every surface and New York's creative elite gather in sophisticated discretion. Rose Bar has cultivated a reputation through the partnership of hotelier Ian Schrager and artist Julian Schnabel. It earned recognition through word of mouth.
The cocktail program at Rose Bar reflects the venue's artistic heritage through thoughtfully curated libations that complement its high-profile clientele. Expert mixologists craft both timeless classics and inventive signatures, each drink designed to match the informed palates of guests accustomed to excellence. The cocktail list is complemented by a selective spirits program. Special collaborations and exclusive tastings further distinguish Rose Bar's beverage offerings, creating memorable experiences that extend beyond the glass.
Schnabel's artistic vision transforms the interior into a living gallery, where rich palettes and plush furnishings create an atmosphere of ornate intimacy. Bold contemporary artworks command attention while subdued lighting casts a moody glow across the space. The carefully tuned sound system favors rock, blues, and R&B over mainstream trends, reinforcing the bar's commitment to authentic cultural curation. Flexible seating arrangements accommodate both high-profile events and quiet conversations, with private nooks offering sanctuary for those seeking discretion.
Service at this cocktail bar in New York City exemplifies attentive discretion, with staff trained to balance warmth with professionalism. The door policy keeps the room selective. Smart casual dress code ensures the atmosphere remains refined, while reservation policies favor hotel guests and established patrons. Reservations provide access to the bar.
Whether meeting for a drink or a quiet conversation, Rose Bar offers a polished setting in Manhattan.
In Context
Comparable venues nearby, for context on price, style, and recognition.
| Venue | Cuisine | Price | Awards | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rose BarThis venue — the venue you are viewing | Chelsea-Hudson Yards, Bar | Not listed | World's 50 Best #42 | Not listed |
| Mayahuel | East Village, Bar | Not listed | World's 50 Best #44 | Not listed |
| Dutch Kills | Not listed | $$ | World's 50 Best #35 | Queensbridge-Ravenswood-Dutch Kills, speakeasy |
| Milady's | SoHo-Little Italy-Hudson Square, Bar | Not listed | World's 50 Best #44 | Not listed |
| Blacktail | Midtown South-Flatiron-Union Square, Bar | Not listed | World's 50 Best #32 | Not listed |
Recognition history
Dated appearances from independent guides and award organizations, with the underlying list record or original source where available.
World's 50 Best Best Bars #42
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