Worth it, says Antonina. Thanks to their unwavering commitment to pushing boundaries, they’ve become one of the best bars in the Lower East Side.
Everything I’ve written about Double Chicken Please on New York Dearest, in one place. It’s on three of my lists, from Best cocktail bars in New York to Best restaurants on the Lower East Side. Below you’ll find every list it’s on with what I wrote there. At the end, where it is and what’s near.
Double Chicken Please’s unwavering commitment to pushing boundaries earns them a spot on any respectable list of best cocktail bars in NYC.
Untethered by tradition, the menu at Double Chicken Please is inspired by comfort meals cleverly transformed into libations, like Mango Sticky Rice, Japanese Cold Noodle and Cold Pizza. In terms of (real) food, don’t sleep on the Taiwanese fried chicken sandwich (that alone is worth the pilgrimage).
The cocktails at Double Chicken Please are anything but traditional, serving up the likes of Japanese Cold Noodle & Key Lime Pie.
The cocktails at Double Chicken Please are anything but traditional, serving up the likes of Japanese Cold Noodle & Key Lime Pie. Indeed, they deconstruct popular dishes and transform them into boozy beverages. Thanks to their unwavering commitment to pushing boundaries, they’ve become one of the best bars in the Lower East Side.
Apart from innovative drinks, their small complimentary menu features mouthwatering chicken sandwiches and a really good hojicha pudding dessert, making it one of the best restaurants in the Lower East Side.
Apart from innovative drinks, their small complimentary menu features mouthwatering chicken sandwiches and a really good hojicha pudding dessert, making it one of the best restaurants in the Lower East Side.
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