The global reference for hospitality.

A discreet Lower East Side bar where conversation replaces the cocktail menu. Attaboy helped make intuitive, bartender-led drinks service an international reference point.
Sam Ross and Michael McIlroy opened Attaboy in the former Milk & Honey space in 2013, carrying forward its intimate scale while establishing a less formal identity.
A guest's preferred spirits, flavors and mood provide the starting point for a bespoke drink rather than a printed list.
Attaboy connects the early New York cocktail revival with a more relaxed, personality-driven model that has influenced bars internationally.
Its menu-free format makes bartender judgment the defining product.
A small, low-lit setting encourages direct conversation with bartenders and a succession of individually selected cocktails.
The understated room keeps attention on the bartender, the drink and the company.
Low, warm lighting.
Compact banquette seating and bar stools.
Brick and wood.
A narrow street-level space on Eldridge Street.
Intimate, stripped-back downtown cocktail bar.
Exposed brick, compact seating and an unfussy bar counter create a deliberately modest backdrop.
Discreet exterior identification reinforces the destination's word-of-mouth character.
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