Computer Repair Brooklyn
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based on 21 reviewsAddress
224 W 49th St, 2nd Fl
New York, Ny 10019
(212) 320-2984
Welcome to the Computer Repair Brooklyn Directory.
224 W 49th St, 2nd Fl
New York, Ny 10019
(212) 320-2984
17 Comments
Very sexy lounge! I loved the look of it. Ultramodern and chic! Friendly service and the drinks (although pricey) were amazing! I had some drink with Belvedere Vodka, Lemon and Ginger. It was perfection. This place is right next to the Eugene O'Neill theater making it a great spot to relax and have a few drinks or food before the show!
I went for the launch party of Trovis.Net.
First of all, the elevator is a beautiful touch. I gotta say they earned points just for that.
As for the venue itself, the main room is VERY good looking. I really liked it a lot.
However, wasn't so crazy about the back room. The artwork was about the only good shit back there (well, and the mirrors).
I didnt try any drinks, because it was a week night and I try not to drink if I dont have to (and especially in a midtown spot to get banged out).
Overall, I'd like to try it again for a special event, but not sure if I would go on a regular night.
Stylish, low-key and swank in the middle of Time Square, INC lounge is a fantastic place to grab a drink with a friend in a convenient location. The cocktails (about $14) are concocted by a mixologist and are interesting enough to tempt even a non social drinker. There is no cover, no bouncer, and no one to ask you any questions. It's a hotel bar after all. The best part of the whole lounge is the all glass giant elevator which takes you straight up to the lounge floor. I can see someone in an Oscar D. making a grand entrance into the room, back facing the crowd, jazz hands.
Went to a triple whammy birthday bash here. 3 girls = mayhem.
Anyway my friend is a promoter so he worked out a deal for a two hour open bar for $40. That would not be the case.
So even though at least 30 of us were ready for debauchery, a handful of designated drivers who were not to partake in the open bar were enough for the manager to cancel it. Did I mention he also jacked it up to $48 promptly before canceling it?
My promoter friend asked what was going on, and this is what the manager told him: "You're boss isn't here, so I can do whatever I want."
Wow.
The place itself is nice. Comfortable couches. Good bartender. Unfortunately the only con, and a big one at that, is the manager.
+1 ambience
+1 bartender
-5 manager
So I guess unless you have a direct in with the manager, don't plan a party here.
Drinks and bar food were great for before a show or after work. Great location and a game room with pool table and Wii.
Nice location and high quality bar.
A lot of the pictures are deceptive.. I think it's not high-end although their drink prices are around 14 per drink.
First time I went there, their music was awesome. We had a good time.
Second time I went there, their music sucked. and the DJ said... he'll play more hip-hop but played the 80s instead. Making reservations you'll have to guarantee a $1000 guarantee and you have to give them your card.
Also, there's a 3$ Mandatory coat check, but it depends on what you have (friend got charged more) and it makes me think the staff charges what ever she feels like.
I came here for a friend's birthday celebration. My review may be biased as we had a private room. The service was amazing, the drinks were delicious, and the DJ jammed. I think those are the ideal ingredients for a rocking party. I did venture out of our room a few times, and the crowd looked cute. The glass elevator was also fun. I'm not a fan of Times Square, but The Inc. Lounge was very nice. I'm not sure if I'd go back, just because I rarely go to Times Square, but I do like this place.
[extra star for the dj jams]
Let me preface that I really detest being in the Times Square area unless it's for broadway, but really Inc is not the worst of it. I have come here on two occasions, both for the same friend. Point being, I am a damn good friend.
The crowd is a magical mix of aggressive personalities... ghetto-ish and "button down professionals blowing off steam on the weekend." Lucky, my pops taught me to "pack my own parachute" - so I bring my own friends to these types of situations....yup, remember what a good friend I am? Suffer by association.
This Saturday night the place was PACKED and guess what? The A/C was broken, so the place pretty much turned into a sweaty sauna...exposing all of my imperfections. Seriously my pores were opening... and then my hair started doing its expanding party trick. (First, it starts to look like crinkle cut french fries and then just explodes horizontally... till I have to walk out of the door sideways to fit.)
Thank you, inc lounge, for once again ensuring I go home shiny, big-haired, dejected....and alone.
OhhHhhh 200!
I went here for a friend's birthday and it's pricey, but really nice - I like it! It's on the 2nd floor of the Time Hotel and you go up in a glass elevator (oohh- FANCY!) Once you reach the lounge there's ample couches and tables to sit and chill. It's a bit dark and it was nice since it wasn't too crowded. There's also a room in back for private parties - it can hold about 30 or so people.
The drinks are bit pricey - $14 for a martini. I had the pear martini with grey goose and it was really good. It was one of those drinks that you can't really taste the alcohol, but it'll get you messed up (which is what happened to me). The service was attentive - our server came to us on a regular basis, but then again it wasn't too crowded.
There was dj spinning some good music and it was different variety too. So, we made our own little dance floor. Haha.
This would be a cool place to chill with a small group of friends (which was the case when I went) or even to go on a date. But, I wouldn't come here on a regular basis it's too pricey and as I've mentioned before I'm still a poor grad student.
This lounge has a very pleasant atmosphere and is not too crowded. I loved the design touches such as the egg cartons in the elevator shaft, the black wall paper with bright flowers, and the plush red couches.
Pear martini and fries were delicious.
Music was a mix of reggae, hiphop, and alt rock.