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<em>Sleep No More</em> "Hotel" Adds A Rooftop Bar
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Garth Johnston
Published Jul 12, 2012
Modified Jul 12, 2012
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New York City is getting itself another rooftop bar—and this one has some serious theater cred. The "McKittrick Hotel" (where Sleep No More, the little interactive theater show that just keeps on going, just keeps on going) has just announced the opening of a mysterious new rooftop bar called Gallow Green. And we've got hopes for it, as its other, jazz-focused bar, Mandalay is a pretty good time.
The McKittrick hasn't gotten back to us with any real details on what to expect at the new bar, but here's what we do know: Reservations are required and are offered here every half hour. Reservations cost $20 but that price is then deducted from your total bill. Oh, and despite the reservations, seating is first come first serve.
542 West 27th Street "at the garden entrance" // for assistance e-mail [email protected]
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