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I'm Sandy. Food fanatic. Aspiring Blogger. Dog mama to a Maltipoo named Saké (yup like the booze). NYC dweller. Wine lover. Saké drinker. Bourbon sipper. I have an unapologetic weakness for Starbucks Caramel Macchiatos (with extra whipped cream please), fluffy doughnuts, and double fried french fries with mayo, never ketchup. I love a perfectly juicy Shake Shack burger when I'm too tired to cook, or a slurp-worthy bowl of ramen, and would never turn down a generous shaving of fresh truffles, one of my favorite splurge worthy indulgences.

People say we eat with our eyes first, and that our visual perception affects our sense of smell and taste... so I hope my food photos will inspire you. Inspire you to feast with your eyes first, and then seek out the foods you enjoy (perhapse even new ones too) and truly savor-every-bite.

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The Boardroom: NYC’s Best-Kept Secret Right Behind That Door

SPEAKEASY COCKTAIL LOUNGE · MIDTOWN MANHATTAN

There are bars you stumble into, and then there are bars that make you work for it. The Boardroom NYC speakeasy is the latter — concealed behind an unmarked door at the back of The Hugh, Midtown’s upscale food hall at the base of 601 Lexington. Walk past the stalls, find the door, and step into a room that has absolutely nothing to do with where you just came from. Sultry reds and black, moody lighting, booth seating, and a mural that sets the tone the moment you cross the threshold. That 1960s three-martini-lunch Manhattan energy is all over it — the kind of place where deals were sealed, and nobody was watching the clock.

The Vibe

The Boardroom NYC speakeasy — moody red and black interior decor The Boardroom NYC speakeasy — craft cocktail close-up
Moody by design, intentional in every detail · The drinks match the energy

The space has a Mad Men quality to it — not in a costume-y, theme-park way, but in the way that good design quietly communicates what kind of evening you’re about to have. Booth seating, deeply saturated colors, vintage prints by photographer Paul Himmel alongside a striking mural by artist Angela de Rosette. The kind of room that earns a second round without trying very hard — opulent and welcoming in equal measure.

The Cocktails

The Boardroom NYC speakeasy — Espresso Martini cocktail The Boardroom NYC speakeasy — Forbidden Bee cocktail
The Espresso Martini · The Forbidden Bee

The cocktail program is where The Boardroom does its real talking — and the two drinks that came to the table said plenty. The Espresso Martini is exactly what this room calls for: rich, well-built, and landed with that perfect frothy top. Not reinventing anything, just doing it properly. The Forbidden Bee goes in a different direction entirely — honeyed, layered, and with just enough edge to keep things interesting. The kind of cocktail that sounds approachable on the menu and then surprises you with how much is going on in the glass.

The Boardroom NYC speakeasy — interior atmosphere

The kind of room that makes a second round feel mandatory

The Boardroom is the kind of place that rewards those who seek it out. No sign above the door, no velvet rope — just a well-kept room doing what a good bar should. Worth having in your back pocket for a night when the usual spots won’t cut it.

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