Room 207 - Vintage jazz speakeasy in New York City
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Room 207: NYC's Most Intimate Speakeasy Cocktail Bar
A Hidden Bar Born from Passion & Craft
Launched in Winter 2025 in Manhattan's East Village, Room 207 is the first-ever standalone concept from hospitality visionary Rajesh Bhardwaj, best known for Junoon, the Michelin-starred Indian restaurant that held its star for eight consecutive years, and its sister restaurant Jazba. A light tap on a bookcase door gains you entry to its four red walls - a discreet, intimate escape from the city, where every detail is designed to surprise and delight.
An Intimate Venue for Cocktail Lovers & Private Events
Room 207 creates a warm, intimate atmosphere where luxurious service meets genuine hospitality, making every visit feel like gathering with friends and family. The bar also offers tailored cocktail workshops for birthdays, corporate events, and casual get-togethers, guided by expert bartenders. With only 26 seats, Room 207 is one of the most exclusive and sought-after private event venues in NYC's East Village. Inquiries can be sent to info@room207.com.
An Unforgettable Evening Awaits at Room 207
Reimagined Classics & Forgotten Cocktail Recipes
Room 207's cocktail menu includes revivals of forgotten cocktails and reimagined classics, challenging guests' perceptions with appearances that heighten flavors and aromas to a higher degree of intensity. Standouts include a burnt butter-washed bourbon Old Fashioned, a rich rum Flip topped with hot egg foam, and a Bee's Knees made with local honey from fifth-generation urban beekeeper Andrew Coté, harvested from rooftop apiaries across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens.
Small Bites & Booze-Free Options for Every Guest
Room 207 is more than a cocktail bar - it's a full sensory experience for every guest. The food menu features New York-inspired small bites including crispy chicken sliders with togarashi kewpie, char-grilled lamb skewers with pickled peppers, and truffle rarebit cheese toast on sourdough. Booze-free offerings are treated with the same respect as the full cocktail menu, reinforcing that restraint and refinement are core to the bar's identity - ensuring every guest, regardless of preference, feel
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Where is Room 207 located in New York City?
Room 207 is located at 207 Second Avenue, New York, NY 10003, in Manhattan's East Village, with a discreet entrance on 13th Street. The bar is easily accessible by subway and sits just steps away from Jazba, the Indian restaurant from the same team. Look for the bookcase door - that's your way in.
What are Room 207's opening hours?
Room 207 is open Sunday through Tuesday from 5:00 PM to 11:00 PM, Wednesday and Thursday from 5:00 PM to midnight, and Friday and Saturday from 5:00 PM to 1:00 AM. As an intimate 26-seat bar, reservations are highly recommended to secure your spot, especially on weekends. You can book directly at room207.com or email info@room207.com.
Does Room 207 take reservations and host private events?
Yes. Reservations can be made online at room207.com. Room 207 also offers tailored cocktail workshops and private gatherings for birthdays, corporate events, and casual get-togethers, with the bar program guided by expert mixologists. Due to the intimate size of the venue, private bookings are limited - early inquiries are encouraged at info@room207.com.
Who is behind Room 207?
Room 207 is the brainchild of hospitality visionary Rajesh Bhardwaj and Chief Mixologist and General Manager Hemant Pathak, best known for their work at the world-renowned Junoon and Jazba. Food is overseen by Chef Akshay Bhardwaj, whose career began as a line cook at Junoon before rising to Executive Chef across the group's restaurants.
What kind of cocktails does Room 207 serve?
Room 207 updates legendary classic cocktails with advanced mixological techniques and seasonal ingredients, playing with guests' expectations and perceptions. The bartenders experiment with temperatures and textures - freezing mezcal drinks for a champagne-like consistency, heating rum foam while chilling the base spirit - all in service of a truly one-of-a-kind drinking experience in NYC.
Does Room 207 serve food?
Yes. Room 207's small bites menu features NYC-inspired dishes including crispy chicken sliders, char-grilled lamb skewers with pickled peppers, and truffle rarebit cheese toast on sourdough. The food is designed to complement the cocktail experience rather than overshadow it - light, refined, and perfectly paired with whatever is in your glass.