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Entwine History

Posted on February 10, 2012 by in Uncategorized | 1 Comment

In 2009, three friends joined forces to create their vision of the best bar in Manhattan, one that would be equally perfect for a first date or a cocktail with companions. Working with designer Eric Schultz, the partners transformed a former dive bar into Entwine. While the name references wine, it also reflects the overarching concept and design philosophy: the weaving together interesting and unique elements to create a singular atmosphere. From the curated cocktail menu to the reclaimed wood bar, from the antique chandeliers to the Mediterranean-influenced tasting plates (and let’s not forget that first agreed-up design element, the infamous restroom wallpaper), each element is hand picked to enhance the “entwining” of libations, food, art and, of course, people!

Entwine is often heralded as an utterly romantic date spot, it is also beloved by neighborhood residents for it’s congenial atmosphere and remarkably knowledgeable, incredibly attitude-free staff. Entering Entwine, you are welcomed by a bartender, a partner, or one of the wait staff — this is, after all, a place with a corporate contact e.mail address that is smile@entwinenyc.com.

When the weather permits, the back patio is a whole world away from the hyperactivity of the Meatpacking District, a relaxing outdoor space just steps from The Highline where you can unwind with a glass of wine and a cheese tasting, or sip Etwine’s celebrated Spicy Margarita. I’ve celebrated every kind of occasion at Entwine — anniversaries, engagements, career promotions, impromptu girls night out and one over-the-top milestone birthday party in the downstairs Sub-twine space where the birthday twins brought in their own house-soul-funk music to propel the private party into the wee hours. The partners and staff at Entwine pride themselves on their ability to create events that are as special as the reason for your celebration.

So the next time you are in the neighborhood, or looking to do something just a little bit special, join us at Entwine. We’d love to see you.

One Response to "Entwine History"

  1. Kian Stave
    - February 13, 2012 at 6:43 pm

    I have known the joys of Entwine. The warm staff, cozy atmosphere and Spicy Margarita, which is second to none.

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