Windsor

Neighborhood hang with great cocktails and amazing food!

What to Drink: Try a specialty cocktail like the Leroy, concocted from chocolate-infused Tanteo tequila, lime juice, fresh mint and simple syrup.

Know Before You Go: There's no public phone number, but you can try to score a reservation through the website or by emailing [email protected].

Set on the corner of W. 4th and W. 10th Streets, in a space that has seen numerous restaurants come and go in the last decade, this slightly upscale sports-oriented restaurant-bar hopes to have the game-winning formula that helps it stick around a while. The better-than-average pub grub helps. A truffle-loaded grilled cheese on brioche is a hit. So are the Guinness-battered fish ‘n’ chips....

Winston becomes The Windsor. Gansevoort Park welcomes nightclub slash sports bar spread across two floors. Sophisto takes on bar bites. Think fish and chips (Guinness-battered cod and plantains), grilled cheese (with truffle), or (lobster) BLTs. Drinks swing posh as well. What goes better with a baseball game than a Porn Star Martini, blending U'Luvka vodka, passionfruit, and lime? Served with...

With so many eateries clamoring for hot spot status, it's difficult for a restaurant to distinguish itself, let alone maintain its cachet over time, as Charles has. Having an unlisted phone number helped the West Village clubhouse bill…

The former Charles becomes the current Windsor, with flat-screen TVs, finer cuisine than the bar norm, and a great atmosphere. The menu combines upscale bar classics from America and Britain, with an eye towards a European ambiance and aesthetic.

Combining upscale American bar classics with Europe's spirited social sensibility, The Windsor’s second outpost in the Ganse...voort Park Hotel is a welcoming neighborhood venue for relaxed drinking and dining. Catching the latest sporting event isn’t a problem because the walls are lined with several flat screen TVs, often broadcasting multiple games at once. The decor is handsome and inviting...