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getluckygleerp-blog · 7 years

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CALLIOPE "COOPER”ANDERSON→ 24 → HOMOFLEXIBLE → TAKEN

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CALLIOPE “COOPER” ANDERSON (IMOGEN POOTS) is a HOMOFLEXIBLE TWENTY-FOUR-YEAR-OLD living in MANHATTAN, New York. She joined GETLUCKY to BROADEN HER HORIZONS OUTSIDE THE FILM COMMUNITY..

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MOST MESSAGED: Kit Hummel

MOST IGNORED: Sabrina Smythe

LAST MESSAGE: [TO: RAY] Should we make an appearance at that premiere or no? If it has subtitles I’m sleeping through it.

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Cooper Anderson. 24. Actress. Addicted to Coffee. Living in SoHo. I like good food, good travel, good people. I have a dog…she’s real cute… hope you’re not allergic.

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Calliope ‘Cooper’ Anderson was born to Jocelyn Cooper one chilly November evening 24 years ago. Her father was a man who took advantage of her lesbian mother when she was inebriated at a party, and when he discovered he’d knocked her up tried to marry her. Jocelyn told him- I’m still gay, one night changes nothing. He wasn’t happy and insisted that he get partial custody of the baby. So from birth, Coop has spent time with her father.

When ‘Calliope’ was old enough to understand that she didn’t share the same last name as her mother (4 years of age), she insisted that everyone call her Cooper.

Once Jocelyn married a woman and moved them out to LA, Cooper was forced to spend every summer with her father and his new family. She hated her life during the summer time.

Otherwise… Coop loved her moms and her life out in California. Her Mom, Avery, was a talent manager and ended up getting her into acting by the time she was 14. She’s been acting, mostly in film, since.

Once she gained a fraction of notoriety out in the LA film community, she decided to sign onto a pilot of a new show filming in NYC. Though Coop would never admit it, what truly had her signing the contract in the end was the fact that she’d be there in NY in case her younger half sibling needed the support after being disowned by their ass of a father…

Now Cooper lives in SoHo, thrives off caffeine and is still a regular on the series she moved to NYC for.

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BLAIRE ANDERSON → Coop and Blaire are half siblings. They share the same father but Cooper thinks he’s the worst kind of person and loathed the fact that she was forced to spend time with his perfect family. Instead of being unfair and taking out built up anger on her younger half sibling, Coop tends to ignore Blaire unless it’s really important. Since he disowned Blaire she’s warmed up to the girl a little bit more but still tends to get annoyed easily.

RAY BERRY → A close friend and ally in the world of entertainment.

SABRINA SMYTHE → Cooper and Sabrina have known one another for quite some time. When Cooper needed arm candy for the red carpet Sabrina was typically that person. Their relationship was merely a professional yet flirtatious friendship… until it wasn’t. Sleeping together, though explosive in wonderful ways, fucked up their dynamic. Cooper has been keeping her distance… for months.

KIT HUMMEL →They bonded over fashion and became quick friends despite the elephant in the room (aka Blaire). Kit always helps Coop figure out what to wear to get on Vogue’s best dressed list. They chat a lot.

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instantdeerlover · 4 years

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20 Gift Ideas To Order From London Restaurants added to Google Docs

20 Gift Ideas To Order From London Restaurants

One of everyone’s great takeaways (no, not that kind) over lockdown has been that there is nothing, literally nothing, more thrilling than the doorbell ringing. The anticipation. The excitement. The inevitable disappointment when it’s for your neighbour. But, imagine if it wasn’t. Imagine if it was an Ottolenghi hamper for your parents, or a half-litre of honeycomb gelato for your best mate. Sounds good, right? And you’ll be supporting restaurants while you’re at it.

Featured In The Ultimate London Delivery & Takeaway Guide See all our guides THE SPOTS Gelupo £ £ £ £ Ice Cream , Italian in Soho ££££ 7 Archer St Not

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What they’ve got: Gelato, gelato, and more gelato.

Believe us when we say that Gelupo’s gelato is the kind of gift that will see you level up in the social hierarchy. Sudden invites to previously secret Tuscan holidays. Weekend FaceTime calls. Becoming an unexpected will beneficiary. Seriously, it just takes a few tubs of pistachio and some fresh mint stracciatella.

The Sun Tavern ££££ 66 Long Acre

What they’ve got: Kegs, cocktails, picnic hampers, cocktails, and more cocktails.

Some people write love letters. Some people hand-make gifts for their loved ones. And some people shout ‘let me get you another drink!’. Yes, if your love language is basically booze, look no further than The Sun Tavern. Their online shop has £30 quarantini cocktail kits, spritz kits, mini kegs with tankards, beer pong kits, and even a massive park-ready picnic hamper. Plus, they’re even shipping internationally.

Ottolenghi £ £ £ £ Cafe/Bakery in Islington ££££ 287 Upper Street 8.0 /10

What they’ve got: Homeware, hampers, books, unicorn-rare spices.

Yotam Ottolenghi is the man who has made many hyperventilate in the spice aisle of a supermarket hours before a dinner party. Newsflash people: you can find dried rose petals on the Ottolenghi online shop. Jokes aside, there’s lots of tasteful (and delicious) stuff to choose from here.

Karolina Wiercigroch Doughnut Time £ £ £ £ Cafe/Bakery in Soho ££££ 96 Shaftesbury Ave

What they’ve got: DIY doughnut kits, a cookie dough sando pack, and hoodies they’ll wear every single day until lockdown is over.

In lockdown we are always one of three things. Bored. Hungry. Or bored and hungry. Sending someone Doughnut Time’s DIY kit will help with all of the above, and when it comes to decorating your fresh doughnuts there’s everything from icing to biscoff to choose from. Plus, they have some cheerful, cosy merch on their online shop too. Think Fashion Week but you know, in celebration of carbohydrates and being comfy af.

River Café £ £ £ £ Italian in Hammersmith ££££ Thames Wharf, Rainville Rd 8.6 /10

What they’ve got: Cookbooks, homeware, a lobster.

Like kitchen roll and three types of hot sauce, The River Café Cook Book should be a universal kitchen staple. The 30th anniversary book will also improve any shelf, anywhere, such is its good looks. That aside the online shop has a loads of classy produce and some jazzy napkins.

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What they’ve got: Fancy chocolate, wine, cookbooks, and some very aesthetically pleasing homeware.

Honestly, if we owned Honey & Co’s linen apron we’d cook a whole lot more. We might even turn into the kind of people that make marmalade at home. Until then, you can order everything from their homemade jams to their popular Food From The Middle East cookbook for nationwide delivery, as well as everyone’s classic go-to gift, chocolate.

Persepolis £ £ £ £ Vegetarian , Vegan , Middle Eastern in Peckham ££££ Peckham High St. 8.3 /10

What they’ve got: Saffron, skewers, and job opportunities.

Just like the interior of this Persian-inspired deli and restaurant, there are all sorts of bits and bobs on Persepolis’ website. Multiple vegetarian cookbooks with recipes from Peckham, Persia and elsewhere, hampers full of spices, and best of all, a voucher to be kitchen porter at the restaurant for the day.

Top Cuvée £ £ £ £ Modern European , Wine Bar in Highbury ££££ 177B Blackstock Rd 7.5 /10

What they’ve got: Wine, cocktails, a tie-dye t-shirt, hand sanitizer. Basically, everything they could possibly want and more.**

We’re pretty sure the only thing you won’t find available on Top Cuvée’s online shop is the secret to eternal youth. Seriously, they’ve got wine survival packs, batched cocktails from excellent bar Three Sheets, an orange wine t-shirt, flower boxes, mini kegs, tie-dye merch, a two-litre bag of negroni, and plenty of other options. Special shoutout to their birthday party pack that includes a meal deal, wine, cocktails, and a party playlist AKA. the perfect present for your mate that always forgets their own birthday.

Monty's Deli £ £ £ £ Deli in Covent Garden ££££ 35 Earlham St Not

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What they’ve got: Meat, tees.

You’ve probably received some amazing presents throughout your life. But have you ever been thoughtfully sent 400g of vac packed salt beef and pastrami? No, us neither. And that needs to change. Especially when you can order online from Monty’s Deli.

Lina Stores King's Cross £ £ £ £ Italian in Kings Cross ££££ 20 Stable Street 7.5 /10

What they’ve got: Pastel homeware, wine, gift vouchers, and importantly, cannoli.

Oh Lina Stores, you mint green, retro, Wes Anderson wet dream. Pretty much everyone wants their kitchen to look like this seriously charming, pastel Italian restaurant. And now, thanks to their online shop, they can. We’re talking mint green tea towels, candy-stripe tote bags, deli essentials, and gift vouchers if you think they’d rather wait for the real thing. And yes, there’s cannoli too.

Noble Rot £ £ £ £ Wine Bar in Bloomsbury ££££ 51 Lamb’s Conduit St 9.5 /10

What they’ve got: Magazines, prints, totes.

A subscription to Noble Rot magazine is truly one of the best things you can get for someone who enjoys eating, drinking, and admiring excellently designed covers. That and back issues aside, the shop also has their classic “Sex, Drugs, And Pinot Noir” tote.

Ed Schofield Dominique Ansel Bakery £ £ £ £ Cafe/Bakery in Victoria ££££ 17-21 Elizabeth St 7.8 /10

What they’ve got: Treat boxes, macarons, and a cookie hamper that will feature in all our dreams from this point on.

When you’re looking for a gift that says ‘sorry for calling your XBox Satan’s more annoying sibling’ it doesn’t get much better than a sweet treat. And not just any sweet treat. Dominique Ansel’s sweet treats. Creators of the cronut, their online hampers include many of their bestsellers like their DKA croissants, chocolate pecan cookies, cronuts, and more. If you happen to be looking for something for a little human, their Dr. Paddy charity bear patisserie will earn you some serious, err, patisserie points.

Ikoyi London £ £ £ £ African in Soho ££££ 1 Saint James's Market 8.4 /10

What they’ve got: Coffee and caviar.

The West African-influenced fine dining spot has a short but sweet selection of things to buy, vouchers withstanding. Including hand picked caviar specially aged and selected for the restaurant. Not for any Tom, Dick, or Harry, that.

Climpson & Sons £ £ £ £ Cafe/Bakery in Hackney ££££ 67 Broadway Market

What they’ve got: _ Some very cool and casual t-shirts, coffee subscriptions, and all things coffee nerd, in the best way possible._

If you’re not really into coffee then you might think that Climpson And Sons’ website is full of bongs for giants - they’re coffee makers, don’t panic. These coffee pros have got countless gift options from coffee beans to branded mugs and t-shirts. Their Climpson’s cupping box gift set and their explorer monthly bean subscription are great shouts if you’re buying for someone who’s just getting into home brewing. Also, their espresso martini kit is perfect for pretty much everyone.

Quality Chop House £ £ £ £ British in Clerkenwell , Farringdon ££££ 94 Farringdon Rd 8.5 /10

What they’ve got: Hampers, world famous potatoes.

The QCH hampers are the stuff of legend. We’ve known people (us) to eat their jars of jam by the teaspoon. Whichever one you go for, their confit potatoes are very much included.

Jack & Beyond ££££ 606 Fulham Road

What they’ve got: Cookies decorated to look like celebrities and DIY cookie decoration kits.

Nothing, absolutely nothing, says ‘I love you’ like sending someone a corgi cookie. Except maybe, actually saying ‘I love you’ but who has the emotional capacity for that. Instead, send sugar in the form of Jack and Beyond’s celebrity cookies. You’ll find everyone from the Queen and her corgi to Frida Kahlo and Barack Obama treats on their website. Heads up, there are DIY decoration kits too.

Tapas Brindisa £ £ £ £ Spanish in London Bridge ££££ 18-20 Southwark St 7.6 /10

What they’ve got: Hampers, ham, chorizo so big you could have sword fights with it.

The Brindisa website is a treasure trove of stuff you want to eat with family, friends, and almost entirely with your hands. There are DIY kits for their famous chorizo rolls, cheese boxes, and - if you really want to treat someone - £500 legs of ibérico ham.

Bao £ £ £ £ Taiwanese in Soho ££££ 53 Lexington St 8.6 /10

What they’ve got: Ceramics, homeware, t-shirts, and our personal favourite, their posters.

We’ll let you in on a couple Infatuation London secrets. Yes, we do consume an alarming quantity of antacids, and also we’re very partial to giving each other gifts from Bao. Why? Because their merch is just so fucking nice. As well as seriously good looking homeware, quality ceramics, and oolong gin, their graphic posters will look good in pretty much any flat. Be sure to check out their signature Bao t-shirts and tote too.

The Treats Club ££££

What they’ve got:The power couple that is melted chocolate and doughnuts, delivered.

When we’re sad we like to watch those videos where someone saves a deer from a pond whilst like, a Coldplay song plays or something. Ideally, whilst also mainlining Cadbury’s. Which brings us onto The Treats Club’s DIY hot doughnut sundae kits, because short of Bambi rescue clips, we can’t think of anything much better to cheer someone up. You can choose between biscoff, orea, and nutella here.

St. John Bar And Restaurant £ £ £ £ British in Clerkenwell , Farringdon ££££ 26 St John St 9.3 /10

What they’ve got: T-shirts, tea towels, totes, and tasteful stuff.

How much St. John merch do we own? Enough to make us look like we’re in some sort of pork cult, that’s for sure. Classic t-shirts and 10l boxes of wine aside, there are a couple of essential cookbooks, and their unique negroni mix too.

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harryfisheraa82 · 7 years

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Think Beyond Cotton Candy with New York’s Most Unique Eats on a Stick

From carnival perennials like cotton candy and corn dogs, to flowers fashioned from mangos and sold along the beach, a multitude of summer’s preeminent foods are speared on sticks. And in NYC, that formidable lineup even includes sugar-encased bacon courtesy of Landhaus, as well as fork-free chicken and waffles, at Cuban-cum-Mexican Cafe Habana & more…

Dominique Ansel Bakery

189 Spring St Soho,New York 10012

(212) 219-2773

The inimitable Dominique Ansel operates exclusively out of the box, which is why you’ve never experienced anything like his s’mores, whilst sitting around a campfire. It starts with squares of honey-sweetened housemade marshmallow that are molded around cubes of chocolate feuilletine-coated vanilla custard and frozen overnight. They’re propped applewood-smoked sticks, and then torched to order, forming an addictive, crème brulee-esque crust.

Sen Sakana

28 W 44th St Midtown West,New York 10036

(212) 221-9561

Being devoted to Nikkei cuisine (a mash-up of Peruvian and Japanese culinary traditions) means that this long-awaited eatery really doubles down on skewered foods. Look for a lineup of robata-grilled Kushiyaki, with significant South American flair; we’re talking about Mini Tomatoes wrapped in pork belly, the black feather chicken meatballs known as Tsukune, Jalapeno Queso Cremoso (peppers stuffed with Peruvian cheese), and Japanese Sweet Potatoes slicked in aji amarillo butter.

Llama Inn

50 Withers St Williamsburg,New York 11211

(718) 387-3434

While traditionally comprised of beef heart and other inexpensive organ meats, the Peruvian antichuchos at the ever buzzy (and totally tasty) Llama Inn run the gamut from char siu pork belly with pickled chilies, to chicken thigh with fermented soy beans and potato chips, and octopus stained with aji amarillo, and accompanied by tidbits of cabbage and quinoa.

Hanjan

36 W 26th St Flatiron District,New York 10010

(212) 206-7226

Hooni Kim offers Korean-style chicken skewers at Hanjan; his ode to traditional jamook (taverns). Carved from La Pera’s fresh-killed, Amish-raised poultry, you can order breast, thigh and gizzard (not to mention heart, skin and oyster meat) simply grilled with salt and pepper and served with ssam-jung and scallion salad, or gussied up with spicy gochujang, soy-garlic glaze, or jalapeno gremolata.

Café Habana

17 Prince St NY 10012

(212) 625-2001

In addition to their iconic elote (skewered, caramelized corn cobs tumbled in mayo, lime juice and cotija cheese), this Cuban-Mexican cantina is known for “Roscoe on a Stick,” essentially a chicken and waffle popsicle served with a side dish of syrup.

Landaus

899 Bergen St Crown Heights,New York 11238

(718) 710-5020

This longtime vendor effortlessly cut through the Smorgasburg noise by selling stubs of brown sugar and herb-roasted slab bacon on a stick, which they also happen to peddle all week round at Smorg’s brick-and-mortar spinoff, Berg’n -– talk about the ultimate bar snack.

Turntable

34-36 W 32nd St Midtown West,New York 10001

(212) 594-4344

K-Town is known for fried chicken, and you won’t be disappointed at the quirky, LP-collecting, karaoke-playing fun-house, Turntable. But “Twisters” have quickly emerged as their signature dish; think deep-fried, spiralized potato skins, mounted on a stick and smothered with spicy sauce.

Steve’s Authentic Key Lime Pies

185 Van Dyke St Brooklyn,New York 11231

(718) 858-5333

While pie is generally a fork-centric endeavor, no sitting down is required when it comes to Steve’s ingenious Swingles. Forged from one of his justifiably famous pies (one of only two that uses actual key lime juice in the U.S.), these glorious, stick-propped pops are plunged in chocolate and frozen, creating the ultimate summertime sweet.

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thelessonwelearned · 7 years

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New York is amazing. I have never felt more free than in this city. Here’s what a perfect trip there should include, at least for me. Start out with a walk in Central Park. Go to the boathouse, the fountain and the lake. It’s beautiful. Then I’d suggest a visit at the Met or the Guggenheim or both. If youre not into museums at least look at the buildings from the outside. Afterwards, you could either head to the Starbucks on Madison (it’s the best Starbucks I know) for a caramel macchiato or you could go to magnolia bakery on 3rd for their banana pudding (its famous for a reason). And while your at it walk over to Dylan’s candy bar and get on a sugar high. If you like hotels you should check out the palace, the plaza and then head westwards to the empire hotel. Cross the street to see the NYC ballet. A Friday late afternoon would be a good time for a free visit at the MoMA. Or you could go shopping on 5th & Madison and visit the Rockefeller. And when you are there you should take a look at the st. Patricks cathedral. Afterwards go to the Victoria’s Secret store on the other side for some contrast program. It’s very impressive. 3 stories and a museum with the outfits of the vs fashion show. If you want to see a crowded place go to Times Square, crowded but pretty. The Empire State Building is a must see. Go there at sunset and enjoy the view. Worth every penny. Go southwards to take a look at the flatiron and get a burger at shake shack in Madison square park. If you want to see some quality architecture check out the high line and if you want to see where Carrie Bradshaw’s apartment is go to perry street. While you’re at it go get some pizza at Joe’s. The pizza is phenomenal and I bumped into Zachary Quinto when I was there. Check out mercer street and broadway for some good shopping opportunities and go to the nomo soho hotel for photo opportunities. If you’re looking for a good brunch go to Clinton st. baking for amazing pancakes. During your trip make time for a visit at the 9/11 memorial and one world. Afterwards you can go for a walk in battery park or take the Staten Island ferry to get a closer look at the Statue of Liberty for free. The Brooklyn bridge is also a must as well as Brooklyn bridge park. Afterwards you could go to julianas to enjoy the real Grimaldi pizza. Take the Q train to Coney Island if you want to have a beach day and visit Luna park. That’s pretty much everything I can think of right now. It’s just a fracture of what I know about New York and what id like to know about it. But the beautiful thing about this city is that all you have to do is start walking.

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Lower East Side reaching higher as destination

The Lower East Side, to paraphrase the old cliche, was a nice place to visit, but you wouldn’t want to stay there. Maybe you stopped into Katz’s (scene of “I’ll have what she’s having”) for a pastrami sandwich and an egg cream. [...] you hightailed it back to your uptown hotel — or if you were a bit more edgy, over to Soho. Because unless it was a weekend and you were a twentysomething looking to get as drunk as possible, there was no reason to linger on the Lower East Side. [...] possibly. The Lower East Side has sprouted a slew of new hotels — both posh and hipster-y — as well as a whole crop of fabulous restaurants you’d be more than happy to eat in sober. Add to the mix the always innovative New Museum and the newly relocated International Center for Photography catercorner from it on Bowery. Is there enough justification to hang below Houston and east of Bowery — even if it’s Tuesday and you’re old enough to have seen “When Harry Met Sally” in a movie theater? Is it possible that suddenly the neighborhood where Meg Ryan demonstrated faking an orgasm has become an exciting, real destination in itself? Stop by Orchard early in the day, and you might catch one of the remaining tailors sweeping his steps, morning sun shining on his yarmulke. Walk Canal at dusk, and you’ll be sideswiped by housewives swinging pink plastic shopping bags dripping crab water. Take Sel Rrose, a glamorously decayed bar/restaurant with distressed concrete walls and gunmetal stools. Sel Rrose’s white marble bar is jammed with mason jars filled with sage leaves and blackberries, candied ginger and red peppercorns — destined for the fabulously decorative (and potent) cocktails shaken up by its lush-bearded bartenders. The name refers to the hill-and-dale process — the term for cutting vertical grooves into a phonograph record or wax cylinder — one of the earliest methods of audio recording. Hill & Dale’s signature drink — which is hot pink and served with a flower floating in it — is called the Floozy, and it takes zero imagination to picture a Jazz Age flapper downing it in the brick-walled back room. At Top Hops, the enormous blackboard behind the bar is chalked with each beer’s name, the brewer, its origin, style, date tapped, alcohol by volume, and the date the draft line was cleaned. Top Hops also keeps pieces of soft Brooklyn-made pretzels on the bar for noshing, which definitely makes me not want to drink beer anywhere else. The restaurant Louie and Chan, with one foot in Chinatown and one on the Lower East Side, is so straight out of the early 1900s with its thin-planked wood floors, porcelain light fixtures, and dark brown walls, the three young Millennial women I once saw texting at the bar looked as if they’d been dropped from another planet, not just another era. If somebody spirited your favorite northern Italian restaurant into a space that could best be described as Haute Tenement, you’d have Bacaro. [...] you have to love a restaurant that gives you your own bottle of olive oil for dipping your bread. Fried chicken and Champagne are two things I am 100 percent behind — which makes Birds and Bubbles my new favorite restaurant on the Lower East Side. [...] who cares when they’re pouring you Champagne (of every price range) and serving you teeth-crackingly crisp fried chicken. Ivan Ramen is the Lower East Side outpost of the self-described “Jewish kid from Long Island” who went to Tokyo and became a Japanese god of noodles. The mural of soup slurpers above the counter includes a kid in a Batman mask, a Japanese man in an Indiana Jones hat and the Creature from the Black Lagoon. In NYC, even the ice cream joints get their 15 minutes of fame — and Morgenstern’s deserves at least that much. Last time I visited this bright-blue storefront, a photographer was angling his camera over their New God Flow sundae as if it were Gisele Bündchen. Its animal-friendly collection of bags and shoes for men and women is fashionable enough for even the most stylish leather-lover. If you’re feeling particularly adventurous, stop into Kenny Shopsin’s idiosyncratic diner, located in the market. from Travel News and Features http://www.sfgate.com/travel/article/Lower-East-Side-reaching-higher-as-destination-10853497.php

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The NYC Cocktail Delivery Guide added to Google Docs

The NYC Cocktail Delivery Guide

There’s only one place you can drink right now: your home. And while you could make you own cocktail, the only ingredients you have at your disposal are a wrinkled lime, a few bushels of wilted celery, and a bottle of cheap Prosecco that you’re saving for an emergency.

So here are bars and restaurants offering curbside pick-up and delivery in-house or via apps. Even though you can’t go drink at these places, you can still show your support (and drink something great) by ordering from them. We’ll keep updating this guide with more information - so stay tuned, and stay well.

Got a cocktail bar, restaurant, or tasting room offering curbside service or delivery? Email us at [email protected].

Featured In The Ultimate NYC Delivery & Takeout Guide See all our guides MANHATTAN 67 Orange Street $ $ $ $ Bar in Harlem $$$$ 2082 Frederick Douglass Blvd

For DIY cocktail kits and large batches of rum punch or hard ginger beer, order delivery from this Harlem cocktail bar. Call (212) 662-2030 or order online.

Amor y Amargo $ $ $ $ East Village $$$$ 443 E 6th St

Amor y Amargo is delivering $30 bottled cocktails and a variety of whiskeys in Manhattan on Mondays and Tuesdays. But if you’d like to pick-up your alcohol, you can stop by Mother of Pearl from 3pm to 8pm, Friday to Sunday and shop their full takeout menu.

Analogue $$$$ 19 W 8th St

Cocktails and whiskey available for delivery and takeout from 2pm to 9pm, Wednesday through Saturday. Stop by the bar or call 212-432-0200 to order.

Añejo $$$$ 668 10th Ave.

For pint-sized margaritas and mimosa kits, head to Añejo’s website. This tequila bar has a ton of batch cocktails available for delivery and takeout right now.

Angel’s Share $$$$ 8 Stuyvesant St

Angel Share in the East Village has fancy cocktails available for pick-up every day between 2 and 7pm. Sure, you may be working alone in your apartment at 5:45pm, but it’s possible you’ll be happier working alone in your apartment at 5:45pm if you have a gazpacho vodka cocktail in hand. Check Angel Share’s Instagram page or email [email protected] for more details.

Attaboy $ $ $ $ Lower East Side $$$$ 134 Eldridge St

$14 cocktails to-go available for pick-up from 5pm to 9pm daily. You can place your order in advance by sending an email to [email protected] and paying @Attaboy-CocktailBar on Venmo. Check their Instagram for more information.

The Beatrice Inn American in West Village 285 W 12th St Not

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Starting at 5pm daily, you can order smoked manhattans, margaritas, negronis, and more from The Beatrice Inn when you place an order online.

The Calaveras $$$$ 949 Columbus Ave

Mezcal mules, yellowtails, and old fashioneds to-go are available for pick-up and delivery in Manhattan. To place an order, call 646-484-6533.

Contra $ $ $ $ American in Lower East Side $$$$ 138 Orchard St. 8.6 /10

The Contra and Wildair teams have teamed up to create a new delivery-only restaurant, offering large batch cocktails from 12pm to 10pm daily within Manhattan.

Cote $ $ $ $ Korean in Flatiron $$$$ 16 W 22nd St 8.2 /10

For $45 batch mai tais or margaritas near Flatiron, get alcohol delivery or takeout from Cote. 3% of all revenue from Cote orders will be donated to City Harvest to help feed hungry New Yorkers.

Dante $ $ $ $ American , Italian in Greenwich Village $$$$ 79-81 MacDougal St. 8.2 /10

$10 cocktails to-go, including negronis and garibaldis, available for pick-up or delivery via their website. Full bottle service packages including large-format, pre-batched cocktails are also available. Check out their Instagram for more information.

Dudley's $ $ $ $ American , Australian in Lower East Side $$$$ 85 Orchard St. 7.1 /10

Cocktails available for pick-up or delivery weekdays from 2pm to 9pm and weekends from 12pm to 9pm. Stop by their takeout window in-person or order via their website.

Duke's $ $ $ $ Bar Food in Upper East Side $$$$ 1596 2nd Ave

Cocktails and alcoholic milkshake flavors like cotton candy and birthday cake are available for delivery and takeout via their website.

Extra Virgin $ $ $ $ American , Seafood , Mediterranean in West Village $$$$ 259 W 4th St 7.8 /10

Extra Virgin is offering spicy margaritas, Bloody Marys, Moscow Mules, and more for delivery and pick-up. Head to their website to place your order.

Fools Gold NYC $ $ $ $ Bar Food in Lower East Side $$$$ 145 E Houston St Not

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If there were ever a time to have a whole liter of margaritas or Moscow Mule, it’s now. Order both for delivery or pick-up online from Fools Gold.

Golden Diner $ $ $ $ Diner in Two Bridges $$$$ 123 Madison St 8.7 /10

You’ll find three servings of bottled Bloody Soju Mary, Yuzu Palmer, and Makgeolli Horchata on Golden Diner’s Happy Hour Cocktail To-Go menu - and they’re all under $25. Place your delivery or pick up order online.

The Grange $ $ $ $ American in Harlem $$$$ 1635 Amsterdam Ave Not

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Manhattans, martinis, and Old Fashioned’s are available for $12 from this American spot in Harlem. Order online.

Harlem Food Bar $$$$ 2100 Frederick Douglass Blvd

This American spot will let you order any mixed drink for $15 when you order online. They’ve also got a few margarita options available for pick up only.

Hotel Delmano $ $ $ $ Bar Food in Brooklyn , Williamsburg $$$$ 82 Berry St

Hotel Delmano is offering $38 bottled cocktails and each one comes with either a whole lime or lemon so you can feel like a DIY bartender. Pick-up a bottle at the bar, which is open weekends from 12pm to 5pm.

The Jeffrey $ $ $ $ Bar Food in Upper East Side $$$$ 311 E. 60th St. 7.9 /10

Cocktails to-go available for pick-up and delivery from 12pm to 8pm daily - call or order online.

Joyface $ $ $ $ East Village $$$$ 104 Avenue C

Joyface’s “disco kit” comes with to-go cocktails, snacks, Joyface-branded rolling papers, and a battery-operated disco ball - in other words, everything you need to turn your apartment into the dance club your heart knows it wants.

Kaia Wine Bar $ $ $ $ Upper East Side $$$$ 1614 3rd Ave 7.8 /10

This South African spot on the UES is offering to-go cocktails every day from 2pm to 9pm. Plus, they’re making meals for hundreds of healthcare workers every week. You can call 212-722-0490 to place a delivery or pick-up order, and email [email protected] to find out more about their meal donation project.

Kings County Imperial $ $ $ $ Chinese in Lower East Side $$$$ 168 1/2 Delancey Street Not

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Both the Williamsburg and LES locations of Kings County Imperial are offering delivery without fees every day between 3 and 10pm. So get a few tiki cocktails delivered straight to your apartment.

Kochi $ $ $ $ Korean in Hell's Kitchen , Midtown $$$$ 652 10th Ave Not

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If a green plum old fashioned sounds like something you’d be into, order one from this Hell’s Kitchen spot. It’s open from 12pm to 8pm daily.

La Esquina $ $ $ $ Mexican in Upper East Side $$$$ 1402 2nd Ave Not

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The Soho, Midtown, and UES locations of this Mexican spot are delivering mezcal margaritas, micheladas, and more across Manhattan. Head to their website to place your order.

La Palapa $$$$ 77 Saint Marks Pl

Even if you didn’t plan on ordering a few tacos with your seven frozen lime margaritas, it’s probably a good idea. It’s also your only option when you place a delivery or takeout order online with this East Village spot.

Las’ Lap $$$$ 74 Orchard St

All of the tiki cocktails from Las’ Lap come in a flask right now and you can order as many as you’d like for pick-up or delivery between 2pm and 10pm daily.

LENA Wine Bar $$$$ 137 Eldridge St

Wondering how to get a French 75 while social distancing? Order one online from Lena on the LES. They’ve also got spicy margaritas and more available for curbside pick up only.

Lion Lion $$$$ 332 E 116th St

You can DM this East Harlem cocktail bar on Instagram to get a jungle bird or a dirty martini delivered to your door.

Maison Pickle $ $ $ $ American in Upper West Side $$$$ 2315 Broadway 6.1 /10

Cocktails available for pick-up or delivery online. 10% of all purchases will benefit their employee relief fund. Check their Instagram for more information.

Mari Vanna $ $ $ $ Russian in Flatiron $$$$ 41 E 20th St 8.0 /10

Can you make dill-infused vodka at home? Sure. But in case you don’t feel like it, this Russian restaurant in Gramercy has flights of infused vodka to-go.

Minetta Tavern $ $ $ $ American , Burgers , Steaks in Greenwich Village $$$$ 113 Macdougal St 8.7 /10

This Greenwich Village spot is offering huge bottled cocktails filled with 250 ounces of things like fig manhattans, espresso martinis, and negroni biancos. Each one is $75 and you can order them all online.

Mel's Burger Bar $$$$ 2850 Broadway

Cocktails to-go available for pick-up from their takeout window or delivery when you call 212-865-7100. Check out their website for more information.

Mother of Pearl $ $ $ $ Vegetarian in East Village $$$$ 95 Avenue A Not

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Everything from bottled cocktails and bitters, to whiskey and spirits are available for pick up from 3pm to 8pm, Friday through Sunday.

Mr. Taka $$$$ 170 Allen St

This LES spot has Japanese bottled cocktails and lots of sake available for delivery and takeout right now. Check out their full selection and place your order online.

Patent Pending $ $ $ $ Nomad $$$$ 49 W 27th St

To get a craft cocktail delivered from this speakeasy bar in Nomad, DM them on Instagram or call 424-216-6945.

Playa Betty's $ $ $ $ Mexican in Upper West Side $$$$ 320 Amsterdam Ave 7.0 /10

Cocktails available for pick-up or delivery from 3pm to 9pm daily. To place an order, call 212-712-0777 or head to their website.

Rubirosa $ $ $ $ Pizza , Italian in Nolita $$$$ 235 Mulberry St. 9.2 /10

One of NYC’s best Italian spots is offering negronis and aeprol spritzs for delivery and takeout right now. But if you don’t add a vodka pie to your order, we are judging.

The Smith $ $ $ $ American in East Village $$$$ 55 3rd Ave 7.2 /10

Cocktails available for pick-up and delivery from 11:30am to 9pm daily. Order online.

Solace Bar & Grill $$$$ 3496 Broadway

From 4pm to 8pm Wednesday to Sunday, you can order a moonshine margarita, sangria float, or a cosmo from this Harlem spot. Place you order directly on their website.

Sugar Monk $ $ $ $ Bar in Harlem $$$$ 2292 Frederick Douglass Blvd

Sugar Monk is offering bottled cocktails made with things like smoked chili bitters that you can pick up on Fridays and Saturdays from 4pm to 8pm.

Thyme Bar $$$$ 20 W 23rd Street

Cocktails available for pick-up and delivery from 5pm to 10pm Wednesday through Saturday. To place an order, head to their website.

Uncle Boons $ $ $ $ Thai in Nolita $$$$ 7 Spring St. 9.3 /10

For a spicy tamarind margarita, guava sour, or Uncles Boon’s take on a vodka gimlet, order delivery or takeout from this Nolita spot online between 12pm and 9pm daily.

Vinatería $ $ $ $ Spanish , Italian in Harlem $$$$ 2211 Frederick Douglass Blvd. 7.7 /10

Vinateria in Harlem is now offering to-go cocktails like pear margaritas and Bloody Marys for delivery only. So you’ll have to opt for staying in your pajamas and fuzzy socks while you wait for your alcohol to arrive.

The Wayland $ $ $ $ American , Bar Food in East Village $$$$ 700 E 9th St

This East Village spot is now offering cocktail delivery in Manhattan and Brooklyn via this website. 10% of every order will be donated to The Lee Initiative, providing free meals and essential household to supplies to furloughed hospitality workers.

Wildair $ $ $ $ American , French in Lower East Side $$$$ 142 Orchard St. 8.9 /10

The Contra and Wildair teams have teamed up to create a new delivery-only restaurant, offering large batch cocktails from 12pm to 10pm daily within Manhattan.

BROOKLYN Alta Calidad $ $ $ $ Mexican in Brooklyn , Prospect Heights $$$$ 552 Vanderbilt Ave Not

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Cocktails pitchers available for pick-up or delivery via their website. One free margarita to-go when you place a food order. Check their Instagram for more information.

Atrium DUMBO $ $ $ $ American in DUMBO $$$$ 15 Main St Not

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$12 bottled cocktail options like margaritas, Manhattans, and Moscow Mules are available for delivery and takeout from this Dumbo spot - order online.

Barano $$$$ 26 Broadway

You can either get a $10 cup or $27 pint of cocktails like mezcal margaritas, mango rum punch, or Tito’s sweet tea from this Italian spot in Williamsburg right now. To place your delivery or pick up order, call 347-987-4500.

Bar Camillo $$$$ 333 Tompkins Ave

Everyday from 12pm to 9pm, you can order one liter bottles of classic negroni, rye negroni, mezcal negroni, or some other negroni option online this Italian spot in Bed-Stuy.

Camperdown Elm $ $ $ $ American in Park Slope $$$$ 440 7th Ave 7.7 /10

To-go cocktails available for pick-up or delivery. All orders must be placed on their website by 5pm for same-day pick-up or delivery. Check out their Instagram for more information.

Camillo $ $ $ $ Italian in Prospect Lefferts Gardens $$$$ 1146 Nostrand Ave Not

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Everyday from 12pm to 9pm, you can order one liter bottles of classic negroni, rye negroni, mezcal negroni, or some other negroni option online this Italian spot in PLG.

The Commodore $ $ $ $ Bar Food , Southern in Brooklyn , Williamsburg $$$$ 366 Metropolitian Ave. 7.9 /10

Frozen cocktails to-go available for pick-up from 11am to 11pm. Call 718-218-7632 to place your order and check their Instagram for more information.

Concord Hill $ $ $ $ American in East Williamsburg , Williamsburg $$$$ 374 Graham Ave Not

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You’ll get 15% off your cocktail from this Williamsburg spot if you order by phone. Call them at 347-463-9322 from 12pm-10pm daily to place delivery and takeout orders.

Claro $ $ $ $ Mexican in Brooklyn , Gowanus $$$$ 284 3rd Ave 8.3 /10

If you’re a mezcal person, there’s probably a bottle within 50 feet of where you’re currently sitting. But just in case you’re running low or curious about which bottle to order next, Claro is delivering mezcal flights that include either three or five different options. Plus, they’ve got mezcal margaritas, shots, and more that you can order online.

Clover Club $ $ $ $ American , Bar Food in Brooklyn , Carroll Gardens , Cobble Hill $$$$ 210 Smith St. 7.5 /10

This Cobble Hill bar is offering cocktails to-go from 2pm to 5pm, Tuesday through Friday. Before you can pick-up your whiskey flight, gin martini, or mezcal negroni, you’ll have to place an order on their website.

Clem's $$$$ 264 Grand St

Clem’s is hosting weekly Saturday BBQs where you can pick up cocktails to-go from 12pm to 8pm. Check their Instagram for more information.

Di An Di $ $ $ $ Vietnamese in Greenpoint $$$$ 68 Greenpoint Ave 8.6 /10

Batched mezcal margaritas and whiskey sours are available for delivery and pick up from this Greenpoint Vietnamese spot. They’re $30 each and you can place your order online.

Donna $ $ $ $ Bar Food in Williamsburg $$$$ 27 Broadway Not

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From mai tais to frozen grapefruit daiquiris, most of the cocktails available for delivery or pick up from this Williamsburg bar involve rum. So if you want to drink something that tastes like a tropical vacation, this is a great place to get it.

Do or Dive $ $ $ $ Bedford-Stuyvesant , Brooklyn $$$$ 1108 Bedford Ave Not

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You’re finally having that virtual quarantine party, so you might as well go all out and order some jell-o shots and a few nutcrackers to guarantee yourself a good time. Do or Dive is delivering both, plus some cocktails in the Bed-Stuy/Bushwick area. To order, DM them on Instagram.

Edie Jo’s $ $ $ $ American , Bar Food in Prospect Lefferts Gardens $$$$ 630 Flatbush Avenue 7.2 /10

$40 bottled margaritas are available for delivery or pick up from this PLG spot. You can order yours online from 5pm-9pm Monday through Saturday, and 10am-2pm Sunday.

El Jeffe - Modern Mexican Grill $$$$ 1483 Fulton St

Both the Bed-Stuy and PLG locations of Mexican spot are offering Hennessy slushies, mango margaritas, and more frozen cocktails for available for delivery and takeout right now. Order a few online from 4pm to 7pm daily.

Erv's On Beekman $$$$ 2122 Beekman Pl

None of the house cocktails from this PLG spot cost more than $12, so we suggest stocking up on options like the Flatbush Posse, whcih is Erv’s take on a pineapple whiskey sour, or the Señor Hemingway, which is essentially a mezcal daiquiri with grapefruit.

Evelina $ $ $ $ Mediterranean in Fort Greene $$$$ 211 Dekalb Ave 7.9 /10

All of Evelina cocktails range from single servings that you can sip by yourself as you walk around the neighborhood to large batches that you can also drink by yourself in the comfort of your own home. Each one costs between $14 and $30 and can be ordered online.

Fette Sau $ $ $ $ BBQ in Brooklyn , Williamsburg $$$$ 354 Metropolitan Ave. 7.8 /10

Vodka lemonade, bourbon sweet tea, and more cocktails are usually available from 1pm to 8pm Wednesday to Sunday. But, this BBQ spot’s menu changes daily so you should check their Instagram for updates.

Glady's $ $ $ $ Jamaican in Brooklyn , Crown Heights , Prospect Heights $$$$ 788 Franklin Ave. 7.7 /10

This Caribbean spot in Crown Heights is now offering large format rum punch, dark & stormys, and painkillers for pick up from 12pm to 6pm on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

Honey's $$$$ 93 Scott Ave

This mead bar in Bushwick has same-day delivery for bottled cocktails all over Queens, Brooklyn, and Manhattan. Just place your order before 5pm (and check their Instagram for more updates).

Horses And Divorces $ $ $ $ Brooklyn , Williamsburg $$$$ 285 Bedford Ave

Cocktails to-go available for pick-up only. Stop by their takeout window starting at 12pm every day to grab a drink. Check out their Instagram for more information.

Hunky Dory $ $ $ $ American in Brooklyn , Crown Heights $$$$ 747 Franklin Ave. Not

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The technological difficulties during the first ten minutes of your Family Zoom Happy Hour will certainly be more fun if you have one of Hunky Dory’s booze flights on hand. This spot is offering things like gin and amaro flights, as well as a vegan snack pack - and you can schedule your delivery through their website.

Jupiter Disco $ $ $ $ Brooklyn , Bushwick $$$$ 1237 Flushing Ave Not

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Bottled cocktails like Old Fashioned’s and martinis are available for pick up from this Bushwick bar - just be sure to order through their website.

Kings County Imperial $ $ $ $ Chinese , Dim Sum in Williamsburg $$$$ 20 Skillman Ave. 8.8 /10

Both the Williamsburg and LES locations of Kings County Imperial are offering delivery without fees every day between 3 and 10pm. So get a few tiki cocktails delivered straight to your apartment.

King Tai $ $ $ $ Brooklyn , Crown Heights $$$$ 1095 Bergen St

If you’re taking a walk around Crown Heights, stop by King Tai for a pina colada, diaquari, or one of their house cocktails to-go. You can also get them all delivered straight to your door if you order online. The bar is only open a few days each week, so check their Instagram for updates.

MeMe's Diner $ $ $ $ American , Diner in Prospect Heights $$$$ 657 Washington Avenue 8.1 /10

Meme’s has mimosa kits and tequila sunrise batches to elevate your brunch at-home from a groggy conversation over runny eggs to a full out party. It’s open every Saturday from 10am to 6pm for pick-up in Prospect Heights.

Mesa Coyoacán $$$$ 372 Graham Ave

Williamsburg’s Mesa Coyoacan is delivering margaritas in Brooklyn from 3pm to 9pm daily. From lime to tamarind, you can order them all online.

Mo’s Original $$$$ 453 Rogers Ave

This jerk ramen spot in PLG is now offering large format rum punch, dark & stormys, and painkillers for pick up from 12pm to 6pm on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

Nightmoves $$$$ 295 Grand St

Nightmoves has bottled cocktails and DIY drink kits available for pick up weekdays from 12pm to 6pm. Sure, you’ll also have to buy food with your order, but a $5 bag of ham chips never hurt.

Otis $ $ $ $ American , Mediterranean in East Williamsburg $$$$ 18 Harrison Pl Not

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This Bushwick cocktail bar is delivering batches of mezcal negronis, espresso martinis, and vanilla rum colas from 5pm to 9pm Tuesday through Sunday. You can place your order using their website.

Parkside $ $ $ $ Pizza , Italian in Prospect Lefferts Gardens $$$$ 705 Flatbush Ave Not

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Need a classic negroni or margarita in Brooklyn? This PLG pizza place has single servings and large batches of each available for delivery and pick up right now. Order online.

Phil's $$$$ 695 Knickerbocker Ave

Alcoholic party packs with things like DIY aperol spritz ingredients, jell-o shots, and a bottle of Jameson are available for delivery within one mile of this Bushwick bar. DM them on Instagram to order.

Saraghina $ $ $ $ Pizza , Italian in Bedford-Stuyvesant , Brooklyn $$$$ 435 Halsey St Not

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This Bed-Stuy pizza place has cocktails to-go available for pick-up and delivery in the Bed-Stuy, Clinton Hill, Crown Heights, and Prospect Heights areas. You can call 718-574-0010 or place an order online.

Zona Rosa $ $ $ $ Mexican in Brooklyn , Williamsburg $$$$ 571 Lorimer St Not

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Zona Rosa is still offering its margaritas online for delivery and pick up. Choose from watermelon, grapefruit, pineapple, and more every day from 3pm to 9pm.

QUEENS American Brass $$$$ Center Blvd & 49th Ave, 2-01 50th Ave

Cocktails and beer available for takeout and delivery from 12pm to 9pm daily. Check their Instagram for more information.

Blend Astoria $$$$ 37-17 30th Ave

Blend has as bunch of bottled frozen cocktail options available for delivery and pick up right now. From mango daiquiris to strawberry froze, each drink comes in sizes small, medium, or large. To order, call 718-606-6383 or head to their website.

Botte Bar $$$$ 25-07 Broadway

Negronis. Sangria. Martinis. Botte Bar is serving them all day everyday at Happy Hour prices. To place an order, call 347-213-6961 between 4pm and 10pm.

Bubba's Bistro $$$$ 31-13A Astoria Ditmars

It’s always Happy Hour at Bubbas, where you can still get $5 margaritas, plus batch mimosas and Bloody Marys for less than $12. Call (718) 728-2227 or order online.

Comfortland $ $ $ $ American in Astoria $$$$ 4009 30th Ave Not

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Strong bottled painkillers might sound like something you need a prescription for, but you can also get them from Comfortland from 10am to 4pm, Wednesday through Sunday. They’ve also got more alcohol options on their rotating daily menu, so check their Instagram for the latest updates.

Dutch Kills $ $ $ $ Long Island City , Queens $$$$ 27-24 Jackson Ave

Cocktails to-go available for pick-up from 3pm to 10pm daily. To place a pre-order, email them at [email protected]. Check their Instagram for more information.

The High Water $ $ $ $ Bar Food in Astoria $$$$ 34-20 Broadway

10% off cocktails if you pay with cash. Pick-up and delivery are available from 2pm to 9pm daily. To place an order, call them at 917-745-0407.

Jackson's $ $ $ $ American , Southern in Long Island City $$$$ 10-37 Jackson Ave Not

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From chicken and waffles to eggs benedict pancakes, you can get brunch and cocktails from this LIC spot from 10am to 4pm Friday through Sunday.

Maggie Mae's Bar $ $ $ $ Queens , Sunnyside $$$$ 41-15 Queens Blvd

Cocktails available for pick-up only on Saturday from 5 to 7pm. You can place your order in advance by texting 347-394-6414 and paying @Leanne-Moore-13 on Venmo. Check their Instagram for more information.

Ninos Aq $$$$ 35-01 Ditmars Blvd, Astoria, NY 11105

Watermelon margaritas and basil lemonades with vodka are available for delivery and pick-up from this neighborhood spot every day - call (718) 777-0010 between 3pm and 9pm to order.

Ovelia Psistaria Bar $ $ $ $ Greek , Bar in Astoria , Queens $$$$ 3401 30th Ave Not

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Cocktails available for curbside pick-up or delivery weekdays from 2pm to 9pm, Saturdays from 11am to 9pm, and Sundays from 11am to 6pm. Check out their website for more information and to place an order.

Queens Bully $ $ $ $ BBQ in Forest Hills $$$$ 113-30 Queens Blvd Not

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From 1pm to 9pm daily, you can frozen cocktails for delivery and takeout from this neighborhood spot. Call (718) 520-8600 or order online.

Selma's Bar $$$$ 1616 George St

Selma’s, the cocktail bar inside of Evil Twin Brewing Company’s Ridgewood location, is offering bottled mai tais for delivery or pick up right now. Order online.

Skinny's Cantina $$$$ 4705 Center Blvd

Whether your margarita mood is ‘classic on the rocks’ or ‘frozen and multicolored,’ Skinny’s has you covered. This LIC Mexican spot also has more than just margaritas available for delivery and takeout. Call 718-729-8300 to order.

BRONX Azgardz of New York $$$$ 2330 Arthur Ave

This Arthur Avenue bar has cocktails available for delivery and takeout - call 347-591-3556 to order.

Beatstro $$$$ 135 Alexander Ave

Fried chicken combos and to-go cocktails available for delivery and takeout - call or order online.

Bronx Drafthouse $ $ $ $ Bar Food in Bronx $$$$ 884 Gerard Ave Not

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Yes, this is mostly a beer bar. But, they also have great mojitos, Old Fashioned’s, and frozen passion fruit margaritas available for takeout and delivery. Call 929-265-9759 or order online.

Charlies Bar & Kitchen $$$$ 112 Lincoln Ave

Charlies Bar is a neighborhood American spot where you can order a $20 margarita, rum punch, or mojito pitcher right now. Call (718) 684-2338 or order online.

Tin Marin $$$$ 3708 Riverdale Ave

Margaritas, mojitos, and more are available for delivery and takeout from this tapas spot. Place a pick up order from 3pm to 9pm Tuesday through Sunday by calling 718-884-4800.

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