Oscar Wilde

An extravagantly Victorian NoMad bar and restaurant, home to New York's longest bar at 118.5 feet.

Oscar Wilde occupies a 1909 building on West 27th Street that once served as the Prohibition Enforcement headquarters. Inside, extravagant Victorian-era interiors of clocks, chandeliers and gilded curiosities surround New York City's longest bar, 118.5 feet of it, serving cocktails and an American menu late into the night.