Trendy, snug cocktail bar serving finger foods, chicken sandwiches & creative drinks.
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Address: 115 Allen St, New York, NY 10002
Website: http://www.doublechickenplease.com/
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We started in the Free Range section where the vibe is lively and the popcorn chicken and cucumbers are the ideal salty, crunchy companions to the playful drinks. The servers were sharp and present without hovering, which is an art.
Once we moved into the Coop, the night leveled up. The cocktails are inventive and food-inspired in a way that actually works, not just for the gimmick. Samuel treated us like long-lost family, generous with his time and genuinely engaging, which made the whole experience feel special rather than transactional. Ending on the key lime pie was the exact right call.
Creative, high-energy, and genuinely hospitable. Double Chicken Please is absolutely worth the visit and the return trip.
Cocktails: 5 stars ⭐️
Food: 5 stars ⭐️
One of my favorite bars. It is one of the 50 best bars in the world. Most try their fried chicken delicious, juicy, and flavorful. When it comes to cocktails, this place has some of the most unique flavor combinations. The drinks are like having a fantastic meal: appetizer, main, and dessert cocktail options. They incorporate the flavors of famous foods into the cocktails. It is a must-have experience when visiting NYC. Shoutout to Shane, Jason, and Nigel! Great bartenders! They did an awesome job! I will say reservation is best for 2 or more. But if you are solo, walk in and enjoy a cocktail in the front bar Free Range while you are in the waiting list of the Coop back bar. The wait is worth it, trust me. FYI, Free Range and Coop cocktail menus are different but have the same food menu. This time I tried
At Free Range: Cocktail #10
At Coop: Japanese Cold Noodles, Mango Sticky Rice, French Toast and DCP House Shot. For food I tried the Popcorn Chicken
The vibe inside is cozy, inviting, and the staff are incredibly warm and welcoming. The cocktail menu is creative and fun, divided into “appetizers,” “entrees,” and “desserts,” just like a food menu. We ordered three rounds so we could try each section. The cocktails are delicate, complex, and thoughtfully crafted. There were a few flavors we personally couldn’t get into, but overall, the experience was definitely worth it.
We also ordered some food to pair with the drinks, and it matched perfectly with the cocktails. If you want to experience a bar that ranks among the top ten in the world, I highly recommend giving Double Chicken Please a visit.
The space is divided into two sections — “Free Range” and “The Coop.”
Free Range serves as a casual waiting area and bar where you can enjoy creative cocktails before getting a table inside The Coop.
At Free Range, the cocktails were truly unique — inspired by cartoons and playful concepts. My friend and I tried Side Kart, Pocket of Sweets, and P.U.T.S. — all of which were refreshingly inventive and fun.
Once seated inside The Coop, we ordered the Salted Egg Yolk Chicken Sandwich. The chicken patty was large and nicely battered, but I would’ve preferred a more generous amount of salted egg yolk sauce.
The drink menu here is arranged like a full-course meal — starting with appetizers, then mains, and ending with dessert-inspired cocktails. We tried the Japanese Cold Noodles, and it was mind-blowing — it tasted exactly like cold soba! Definitely the highlight of the night.
We also tried the Key Lime Pie and Cold Pizza cocktails, but those were just okay in comparison.
Overall, it’s a fun and creative concept, blending cocktails with culinary themes in a sleek setting. That said, the price point is on the higher side, and while it was worth experiencing once, I probably wouldn’t rush back.
Rating: 3.5/5 ⭐️
The menu was really cool and there’s a mini game you can play to help you randomly choose a drink, we all think it’s rigged, because all of us kept getting the number 4, i ended up trying four because that was also what the bartender recommended as a fruity drink, but I didn’t like it so I traded with my friend and he got like a coffee drink.
Donut chicken sandwich looks cool but is skippable and has a spicy kick to it, i found out that it was coming from spicy pineapples which was interesting. Hot honey sandwich was pretty good.
Our seats were still not ready for the other bar by the time we finished and every time we asked the waiter, it’s always a 30 minutes or 45 minutes additional wait even though it’s already past the two hours estimate we got since 6pm. The seating arrangement felt really messy.
I think this is one of those places where you would try once and probably won’t go back again for me. And definitely not worth the two hour wait.
I also couldn’t understand why they wouldn’t just serve all the drinks at the place and would have to split it by the front and the back seating… that really didn’t make sense.
I was lucky to get in within half an hour and was able to have a couple of tasty drinks at the normal bad. I heard the food is good but I didn’t get a chance to try it.
The coop is where all the magic happens. The atmosphere and vibe is pretty dope and lively. The drinks as described on the menu, all taste like what they are. The melon prosciutto was excellent. My favorite was the thai curry that wasn’t too sweet even with the Popsicle. I got to try the Waldorf salad which was also fun and great.
The staff was super attentive despite the busyness of the environment. One of the best cocktail bars I’ve been to.
Naturally we had really high expectations. The drinks and food were great!
The cocktails were inventive and we really enjoyed them.
We had one drink that was too sweet but they pulled it from our bill. The food was delicious and came out really quick. Also the space was beautifully designed.
We really enjoyed ourselves, but the wait made it tough to consider a revisit.