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About
On March 23, 1896, a new law came into effect in New York that banned the sale of alcohol on Sundays, with one exception: hotels were still allowed to serve drinks. Named after Assemblyman John Raines, the law became known as the Raines Law. The Raines Law Room in the Flatiron District takes inspiration from this bit of history. It is a hidden speakeasy that you enter by ringing a discreet bell.
The bar itself is full of twists and turns, with small seating areas designed to feel like hotel rooms. The drinks are consistently creative and some of them feature unusual ingredients such as rare mezcal or ginger shochu.
Menu
This list does not claim to be up to date, complete or correct. The drinks and prices on the bar’s own menu are authoritative.
bourbon, aged venezuelan rum, angostura, peach bitters
Our house riff adds layers of toffee, grain & baking spice
gin, elderflower, blanc vermouth, fino sherry
Blossom & grapefruit notes make this martini sparkle
Gin, Plum sake, Fino sherry, Blanc vermouth, Dash of curaçao
A silky martini riff with the essence of ripe plum
vodka, lychee liqueur, sake, honey, verjus
Deliciously delicate, with floral & tropical touches
Ardray Blended Scotch, Rihei Ginger Shochu, Dash of Cacao, Spritz of Lavender
Crafted to showcase this collaborative whisky. A delicate mix with a hint of pear & ginger.
Pisco, Pear shochu, Cinnamon, Pamplemousse, Fresh lime
A house favorite, an elegant alchemy of flavors
Sotol, cilantro, sweet pea, genepy, fresh lime
A unique blend - earthy, green & fresh
coconut water, cardamom, turmeric spiced banana purée
Tropical & bright, with grounding spices
Seedlip Garden 108 n/a spirit, fresh pineapple, lime, jalapeño agave, cucumber
Like a spa day in a glass
White rum, Creme de mure, Fresh pineapple, Verjus
Bright & juicy with a hint of blackberry.
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