Knickerbocker Bar and Grill

Happy Passover, sorry we missed all of our loyal customers this year. please stay safe, and we will see you as soon as this is over

Unfortunately, Knickerbocker has to close during this Crisis. We will open as soon as we get the green light. Be Safe!

We were just reviewed in Forbes magazine.

You also may not know, but Mickey Blue Eyes did a scene at The Knick, as well. Check it out on youtube https://youtube/t1xMREO8VbQ

Marriage Story at The Knick Many of our Knick Savvy customers Picked out the Knick, in the Restaurant Scene, in Marriage Story. Yes, it was filmed here last March for 3 days.

It’s the holiday season at The Knickerbocker Bar Grill Great Halloween night

Knickerbocker in NY Times Article

Another year at Knickerbockers Halloween Bash

Creativity comes in many forms. Meet Jeff Ramson of PCG Advisory Group an Investor Relations firm for small cap stocks, especially in biotech. Amid sounds of jazz and clinking glasses, I learned from him the fundamental creativity of biotech ventures and how by their nature they restore the original purpose of Wall Street. (read more... www.knicksaloon.com)

Great restaurants are generational and biographical. Lee Hornstein moved back east after the untimely death of his father. Wintry nights NYC streets feel colder than snowy mountains. What a find! Sounds of jazz inviting him into warmth and light. Now, he sits in the same booth he did back then, but with his 14-year old daughter, an accomplished jazz pianist for her age. (read more... www.knicksaloon.com)

The word "real" in real estate distinguishes tangible investments from those representative of value. For someone with Stephen Siegel's credentials, the word real takes on another dimension. Among the many things he helped make real are business and residential properties worldwide, a minor league baseball team, and the Knickerbocker Bar and Grill. (more www.knicksaloon.com)

It’s been a cold winter. Stepping into the Knickerbocker on an especially wintry night, you can’t help but notice three things: warmth, light, and voices. Steeped as I am in one of frequent patron Bradford Morrow’s recent titles The Uninnocent I can’t help but add a fourth darkness. (more... www.knicksaloon.com)

Table for Zero... Stories are the stuff of restaurants. One of our favorite patrons, F. Murray Abraham, sits down at a table in the Grand Budapest Hotel as he does so often at the Knickerbocker Bar and Grill and tells a story. This story is the movie. His name is Zero. (more www.knicksaloon.com )