My friend was understandably upset and we tried having a reasonable, calm conversation with the bouncer (big bald guy) and he was so unprofessional and rude, and also made racist comments. She said if we returned in 30 minutes, we may be able to enter (we already didn't plan on spending any money at this horrid place but wanted to support my friend that wanted to at least get in to prove a point). It was such blatant racism and we all knew it. When we asked the hostess what specifically about her behavior made her seem drunk the hostess could not give a single reason. This was ridiculous as none of us were drinking enough to be that drunk and they singled her out specifically when we all were acting the same- something we immediately took note of. The hostess (a blonde lady with curly hair) singled my friend out and said she specifically of the group was too drunk to be let in. We all had had a few drinks but nothing crazy. She is the only POC in the group (relevant for later) and the reservation was under her name. My friend made a reservation for all of us (writing this review with her permission). If I could give this place 0 stars I would! Truly a terrible experience.
I would discourage anyone and everyone from going to a restaurant that treats their patrons like that. Very discriminatory as I saw that he would put families and older people at the back and the younger:singles in the best tables. It is very obvious that they put a reserved sign on every single table and the male host decides where everyone sits. I spoke to the female hostess and after 20 minutes and her texting her manager who was ignoring her she made the decision to move us. He came back 10 minutes later and told the server to tell us we had to sit there. I said what about my reservation? He said he would be back. I asked to be moved into the shade as my husband and boys burn easily and he said no-all the other tables are “reserved”. Upon arrival the male host sat us at the back of the restaurant-past several empty tables and in the blazing sun/heat. We booked a brunch reservation weeks ago and were looking forward to it. You had to go searching for them and they were hard to find.
Don't be cheap next time, Moxy.Īlso, their hors d'oeuvres were like searching for chocolates laid out by the easter bunny. When you pay a premium, you expect a premium. 230 fifth) offer premium open bar with Grey Goose and other top shelf liquors. Other bars with comparable ticket prices for NYE (i.e. I would have even settled for Smirnoff and Jose Cuervo but no-name was very disappointing. It seemed evident they wanted to charge a high price and offer the lowest quality drink available. For $225 per ticket ($250 with taxes and fees) I would at minimum expect brand name liquor to be included. Premium liquor such as Ciroc or Grey Goose was regular price, $20 per drink. Basically very cheap well open bar liquor was offered. No-name, bottle of the barrel tequila, vodka, etc was the only thing included. We mostly stayed on the outdoor rooftop area due to COVID paranoia didn't have any speakers or music. Overall the music was good, decor was fun.
#Magic hour rooftop nye plus
We paid $225 plus taxes and fees each for open bar and hors d'oeuvres and were looking for a fun party to ring in the New Year. We had high expectations based on the ticket price and promotional material. We usually go to NYC for New Years Eve and decided to try Moxy for a change.
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