Jacques Bar NYC

Name: The Lowell Hotel
Address: 28 East Sixty Third Street, New York, NY, 10065, US
Telephone: +1-212-838-1400

Jacques Bar

Inspired by French painter Jacques Majorelle's iconic Moroccan oasis—later restored by Yves Saint-Laurent—Jacques Bar brings the vibrant spirit of Marrakech’s Majorelle Gardens to the Upper East Side.

Located inside The Lowell Hotel near Central Park, the intimate venue features French oak paneling, leather accents, antiqued mirrored ceilings, and Botticino marble. Guests can enjoy classic and craft cocktails, fine wines, and light seasonal fare for lunch, dinner, or evening drinks, with "The Cove" enclave available for private gatherings.

*We do not take reservations in Jacques Bar. Walk-ins only and first come, first served.*

Opening Hours

Monday – 4:30 pm – 11:00 pm

Tuesday - Saturday – 12 noon – 11:00 pm

Sunday – 1:00 pm – 10:00 pm

For Information please call 212-935-2888

Hotel Bar in New York - Jacques Bites and Drinks at The Lowell

Frequently Asked Questions

What cuisine does Majorelle offer?

We want to book a dinner for a special occasion.
Should we book Jacques Bar or Majorelle?

For a special occasion dinner, we recommend Majorelle. Our signature restaurant offers an elegant setting, seasonal French-inspired cuisine, and a refined atmosphere that's ideal for dates and celebrations.

If you're looking for a more intimate yet relaxed evening, Jacques Bar is perfect for cocktails and nibbles before or after dinner, or a relaxed celebration in a sophisticated setting.

What are the most popular cocktails at Jacques Bar?

If you’re visiting Jacques Bar at The Lowell in New York, the cocktail menu is worth exploring. The bar leans into elegant, modern cocktails with fresh, fruity and slightly unexpected flavours.

Marrakesh Express:

Tito’s vodka, pineapple and St-Germain. This is a great introduction to the menu — refreshing, fruity and floral without being overly sweet.

Lily of the Valley:

Grey Goose, St-Germain, lime, pineapple and cucumber. Fresh and light, this is a particularly good choice if you prefer crisp, refreshing cocktails.

Moroccan Orange:

Mezcal, orgeat, lemon and orange. A more distinctive option, combining smoky mezcal with bright citrus and a subtle nuttiness from the orgeat.