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A hand uses a siphon to top a steak with foam, next to a serving of fries, dipping sauce, and a seeded bun on a plate; a martini with olives is in the background on a teal table.
A table with a variety of colorful dishes, including seafood, fries, salad, pastries, drinks, and desserts, set on a pastel marble-patterned tablecloth in a modern dining setting.
A stylish modern cafe with pastel walls, wooden chairs, colorful table tops, and soft lighting from round wall fixtures. A cushioned bench runs along the wall, creating a cozy, inviting atmosphere.
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RestaurantsLower East Side
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Pinky Swear

place171A Chrystie St., Manhattan, NY, 10002
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Description

Pinky Swear is an art-forward restaurant and cocktail bar on Manhattan's Lower East Side where creativity, connection, and discovery collide. Interactive installations, rotating exhibitions, creative dishes by chef Will Horowitz, and a vibrant drinks menu are featured in the space where guests are invited to explore, play, and lose themselves in the unexpected—no two nights here are ever the same.

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Location

171A Chrystie St. Manhattan, NY, 10002

Contact

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Features

Accessibility
Large Print
Wheelchair Accessible
Cuisine
American (New)
Eclectic
Dieitary Needs
Gluten-Free
Vegetarian Options
Vegan Options
Cost
$$$$
Type
Bar
Art

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