The VNYL: A Lavish Throwback to the ’70s
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[tw-divider]The Scoop[/tw-divider]
- The VNYL (short for Vintage New York Lifestyle) is a 1970s-inspired, four-story bar, club, and record store from the Irish entrepreneur and owner James Morrissey (The Late Late), with Entourage star Adrian Grenier serving as the music director
- Upstairs on the mezzanine, guests have the option to receive tableside mixology and to experience an ambitious cocktail selection — all ingredients are prepared in-house — by beverage director Gareth Howells. There’s also the Champagne Garden (complete with a rope swing), The Lion’s Den (a tasting lounge with craft beer, TVs, and leather couches), and the Black Rose Room with a full-sized bar
- The ground floor features the main bar and a boutique vinyl shop called The VNYL Coffee Co. The innovative food menu, curated by chef Jordan Andino (2nd City), leans towards California-style fare with local and sustainably-sourced seafood
[tw-divider]Insider Tip[/tw-divider]
The VNYL represents a group of influences from the ’70s with a combination of design, fashion, art, music, and attitude, and the venue has a residential vibe while also providing an escape. Each piece of furniture was custom-made in Ireland just for The VNYL
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