Bar Cyrk

This place was ok. It was quiet, which is welcomed and rare in NYC. But it was kind of blah. Beers are served in small glasses and called pints.

A new favorite! Love the food and the nostalgia! Fantastic bar!

I guess if you work on Wall Street this might be a great after work haunt. We turned up for lunch and cocktails as tourists. There was a heated meeting going on in the bar with staff. We could hardly hear ourselves talk. Nobody thought to tone it down. Food was average. Cocktails nothing special. Note we didn't have pizza which looked a specialty. Leave it to the locals.

Nice ambience. Good was ok. I had the popcorn soup and the dumpings. Started off ok but couldn't finish because I didn't really like the flavors.

It was a quiet rainy Sunday night that brought us to Bar Cyrk. My sister had said they served a good pizza and I can’t resist trying a new pizza place. I would have never thought this was a pizza parlour by the name. The modern interior was comfortable with banquettes and bar seating and just the right amount of noise level. We decided to sit at the bar. The bartender was friendly taking our drink order and we decided to try the pizza of course.

As pizza goes, it was pretty good. We opted for the Calliope. The crust was warm slightly charred and good flavor from the tomato sauce and ingredients and the duck prosciutto was a more upscale take on prosciutto.

Having pizza is such a decadent interior seems out of place but yet right. This is Tribeca after all.