Bar
Unclaimed profileSaint Tuesday
New York, NY · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Saint Tuesday runs a cocktail-first program with house, specialty, and classic drinks priced at $22–$24, including a rotating house list and a Bartender's Choice option where you name the spirit and style. Juices are squeezed fresh to order and spirits are never infused. Wine covers sparkling, white, rosé, and red by glass or bottle; three house mocktails and a seasonal beer round out the list. A Cocktail Masterclass is offered.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Backstage Martini, a herbal, crisp mix of tarragon gin, vodka, dry vermouth, orange bitters, and saline, or the Chula, lavender-infused tequila and mezcal clarified with lemon, honey, and orange flower water. If you prefer to steer, use Bartender's Choice and specify your spirit and style.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Drinkers who want a considered cocktail list with both classics and house originals, and who value the ability to order off-menu by naming a spirit and style. The wine, beer, and mocktail options make it workable for mixed groups.
- When should I go?
- A good fit for an evening drink or a New Year's Eve-style celebration; the Cocktail Masterclass offers a structured option for groups.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Cocktails run $22 to $24. Wine by the glass is $16 to $22, with bottles $64 to $88. Mocktails are $16 and the seasonal beer is $9. Expect roughly $22–$24 per cocktail before tax and tip.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- Fresh-squeezed juices and a no-infusion rule keep the cocktails built to order, while Bartender's Choice lets guests specify spirit and style. The rotating house list and use of rare specialty spirits, plus a Cocktail Masterclass, set the program apart.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
House, Specialty, and Classic Cocktails span $22–$24, with juices squeezed fresh to order and spirits never infused. The house list rotates, Bartender's Choice lets guests specify spirit and style, and rare specialty spirits appear in the drinks.
Menu strengths
- — Eight named house and specialty cocktails at $22–$24, covering rum, gin, mezcal, bourbon, tequila, and Japanese whisky.
- — Bartender's Choice allows guests to specify spirit and style for an off-menu drink.
- — Juices are squeezed fresh to order and spirits are never infused.
Standout selections
- — Backstage Martini — tarragon gin, vodka, dry vermouth, orange bitters, saline; herbal, crisp, elegantly dry at $22.
- — Chula — lavender-infused tequila and mezcal clarified with lemon, honey, and orange flower water at $24.
- — Heat Wave — mezcal and reposado with gochujang shrub, hellfire bitters, pineapple, and lime at $22.
Pricing: $22–$24
Wine
The Wine & Beer section covers Sparkling, White, Rosé, and Red by glass and bottle. Cava, Sancerre, Nerello Mascalese rosé, and Oregon Pinot Noir are listed, giving four styles across the range.
Menu strengths
- — Four wine styles offered by glass and bottle, from sparkling Cava to Oregon Pinot Noir.
Standout selections
- — Cava, Castellroig Brut Reserva, Penedes, Spain — $16 per glass / $64 per bottle.
- — Nerello Mascalese, Di Giovanna, Sicily, Italy — $17 per glass / $68 per bottle.
- — Sauvignon Blanc, Domaine Durand, Sancerre, France — $22 per glass / $88 per bottle.
Pricing: $16–$22 by glass; $64–$88 by bottle
Beer
A single Seasonal Beer is listed under Wine & Beer at $9.; Seasonal Beer available at $9, providing a beer option alongside the wine list.
Menu strengths
- — Seasonal Beer available at $9, providing a beer option alongside the wine list.
Standout selections
- — Menu lists a Seasonal Beer at $9 under Wine & Beer.
Pricing: $9
Nonalcoholic
Three house mocktails are listed at $16: Bitter Ex, Little Spoons, and Pacific Tonic. Each is built with a distinct base, including Lyre's gin, Pathfinder, and Ghia aperitif, with fresh and botanical accents.
Menu strengths
- — Three house mocktails at $16, each with a different base and flavor direction.
- — Options include Lyre's gin, Pathfinder, and Ghia aperitif.
Standout selections
- — Bitter Ex — Lyre's gin, hibiscus, rosemary, orange peel, and lime at $16.
- — Little Spoons — Pathfinder, blackberries, lime, and white pine at $16.
- — Pacific Tonic — Ghia aperitif, lime, bitters, and Pacific Tonic at $16.
Pricing: $16
Spirits
Cocktails use rare specialty spirits, spirits are never infused, and Bartender's Choice lets guests specify a spirit for their drink.
Menu strengths
- — Rare specialty spirits are used in cocktails.; Bartender's Choice allows guests to specify a spirit.
Standout selections
- — Resy notes cocktails made with rare specialty spirits.
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