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Gansevoort Park – the Red Room
What’s it like inside the ultra-private Red Room at the Gansevoort Park? Not everyone gets Access to the ultra-private Red Room at the Gansevoort Park Hotel, but 212Access got past the velvet rope and brought
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My Night in the City
My Adventure through the Streets of New York Written by Juan Jimenez You never know how your night will end in New York City. I have lived in Switzerland, Mexico, Australia and traveled all
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The Real New York City
by: 212Access New York is nothing like Paris; it is nothing like London; and it is not Spokane multiplied by sixty, or Detroit multiplied by four. It is by all odds the loftiest of
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How to Get Rid of a Hangover
By: Suzy Roshka Did you know New Yorkers consume more hard liquor per capita than any other city in the US? That shouldn’t be a big surprise since we never have to worry about
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Read Your Bartender’s Mind
It’s no fun being happy every hour of the day, but that’s what everyone expects when you work at a New York City bar. No one wants to order a drink or meal from
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The Viagra Cocktail
Can a bartender make you a drink that makes you feel relaxed or nervous or horny? One mixologist bragged to the New York Times that he can create drinks that will alter your state
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Spring Cocktails
Put away the ale beer and predictable rum and coke. The season has changed and so should your palate.It’s now time to learn about alcoholic drinks that are made for spring. Do you know
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Where are the Single Guys?
By Scott Hyatt It’s a complaint every New York City woman voices. “All the bars are filled with women.” I always dispute a woman when I hear her say this. “Not true. Every bar
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Texting Etiquette
Leanne Vuksanik is the girl every guy at the bar wants to date. Her penetrating blue eyes can make any guy nervous as she leans over the bar and asks in her flirtatious way,
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The Best Global Party Spots in the World
I don’t want to depress you, but when you look at the entire scope of your single days – assuming you get married by the age of 26– you really only have a small
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