Ambrose Surf Club

I had really high expectations of this place, it looked really cool and I wanted to have a nice cold draft beer. A couple of my friends and I just embarked on a nice evening cruise around NYC, and wanted to continue the party at this so called «club». When I got to the bar, I simply asked the bartender which beers they have on tap. I think a normal question for a bartender. She responded with «go take a look for yourself».
The bar was not busy at all, there were maybe 4 – 5 people already with drinks, so she could of told me the 4 different beers they have to choose from. Instead she gave me an attitutde and walked away. I patiently walked over to see which draft beers they have and then kindly asked her to give me a corona on draft. She did not hear me or did not pay attention to me and kept walking, I then asked a little louder, at which point she ran over and told me to stop yelling at her.
Even after being disrespected by a person I was about to give my money to, I told her I am not yelling, I simply would like a beer. She responded with «if you will raise your voice at me, get the hell out of my bar»
At this point, I simply got up and left.
Maybe this place would have a lot more customers if they hired competent bar tenders and treated people with a little more respect!
I am never going back to this place again, there are plenty of cool bars and places to go around Fulton street that will treat you like a human being!

Sitting above a converted shipping crate, the space is perfect for hanging out on warm days. It’s completely open, like a rooftop bar (though atop a shipping crate) and decked out with loungey outdoor furniture, umbrellas and all. Not a very big space, crowd capacity even further reduced with the furniture, but it’s cute. Full bar with average prices and cards are accepted.
But will they be open for winter?