Bourbon & Baker is a hidden gem in Manhattan and a nice change of pace from the college scene . Two things you absolutely need to try: 1.) The Chicken and Waffle . 2.) Any of their whiskey cocktails .

Absolutely fantastic food and drink. We tried 9 small plates and loved every one of them. Just order what sounds good and it will exceed your dreams. For a fresh take on whiskey try the gold rush .

Cool twist on southern & classic American. Small plates were great, got to try lots of tasty dishes. Some sounded odd but all were fantastic, was really impressed. Good bourbon variety & cocktails too

Fantastic drinks. Always well made. Spend the extra $ and get away from the college scene . Laid back atmosphere with good fun appetizers and extensive menu

This place is a refreshingly quirky fusion of taste & culture from around the world. Served tapas style , the combinations of southern, Mexican, & all around unique tastes are well worth the visit.

The staff was awesome. I tried the nutt'n but a chicken wing with their sauce, duck fat french fries and The hubby had their shrimp and grits with chicken and waffles . No complaint here.

The chicken was flavored perfectly, great Kobe, and the shrimp and grits were amazing. Be sure to visit the bakery in back...delicious and made in house.

The cocktails are great. The duck and pork belly was not as good as I was hoping, but everything else pretty solid

Love the shrimp and grits , and the pulled pork quesadilla was great!

Made a great old fashion! A long line but definitely worth the wait

The seafood boil is FANTASTIC, way too much food for 2 but still exceptionally worth it

Have a designated driver and come hungry

Get a bottle of wine ... Then order basically all the small plates ! America :)

Wine on tap is pretty good! Plus the venue is amazing!

Order the truffle popcorn . Repeat.

Try the pork belly !! Incredible!!!!!

Chicken and Waffle is amazing!

Great small plates !

Loved the patio dining .

Terrible management. Argued with us about seating when another party wasn't even present. Not going back.