Oo Bar & Lounge

Amazing joint. Amazing staff. Sick views. Great time. U need to check this place out…

This lounge is the spot to be. Great people, awesome music and the best bartenders-​especially melody!!! See u there.

Nice lounge with a decent happy hour. I stop by every now and then to grab drinks with friends. The soy garlic wings here are tasty. Melody is my favorite bartender here!

I don’t usually write reviews but I just wanted to warn those who are going for happy hour. Everything was good until we got our check. We were there for happy hour and MADE SURE that we ordered everything before 8. But the bartender told us that we ordered a little after 8 and charged us full on the drinks. If you’re ever going for happy hour, you should record a video for a proof or else you’ll get scammed like us.

Came to this bar early. Around 10p and not impressed. Bad drinks. Horrible service. The servers and bar tenders care more about talking to them selves than serving us. If they would’ve gave us better service I probably would’ve had another 4 drinks. The bar has potential and has a great view but Not coming back, which is shame because the bar is nice.

Slinky spacious purple-​hued lounge inside The One Hotel. Even though it was a Saturday night, it wasn’t super crowded, maybe it gets more packed in the wee hours? There’s a rooftop bar too but it was closed that particular night. The elevator in the lobby closest to the entrance will take you directly to the Oo. The views of NYC were my favorite aspects of this lounge; you can see a few bridges connecting Queens to beyond, Citi Field, and good old Manhattan. It was amusing to watch the Mets Cubs NLCS game on the huge TV while being able to view the stadium from this bar. I got a regular mojito for around $ 12, and it wasn’t bad, with lots of fresh mint and a hint of sweetness. You can order food but I opted not to since of my my favorite restaurants isn’t a long walk away. Conversations with cool patrons and nice bartenders (especially the gal with glasses) rounded out the Oo Bar and Lounge experience.

It’s a nice spot, it’s just pretty dead whenever I go there.
Drinks weren’t cheap either.

I come to this bar every Wednesday. There is a great happy hour from 5 to 8pm on weekdays. Where I usually come grab my after work drinks. The bartenders are attentive and pleasant. They remember what I drink and have it ready almost as soon as I sit down.
Elegant ambiance, a different feel compared to most other Flushing bars. You don’t need to go all the way to city for a nice view. You can see the Manhattan skyline from the bar since it’s located on the 8^th and 9^th floor.
Shout out to Melody, Jennifer, Raya, Emily, and Daphne!!! Kevin, the manager is great too… He’s just not as pretty. :)

You know a spot is really good when you’re hesitant to write a review. I really don’t want any of you to know about my new afterwork chill spot, I’m telling you don’t let me see any of you in here!
Oo Bar is super cool, located in the One Hotel off the corner of Northern Blvd and Union St. It’s a pretty small bar but spreads out nicely on 2 floors. The pink and purple lights, purple plush couches and floor to ceiling windows make for a great Manhattan feel right in the middle of Flushing. Parking was a bit of an issue but we lucked out and caught someone coming out of a spot right across the street, Yes!
My friend and I hung out at the bar on the 8^th floor first ordering cocktails and then their Oo Bar sampler as an app. My Oo Martini was a mix of Ciroc coconut, pineapple juice and grenadine; It wasn’t strong tasting but more fruity than anything. After my second one and a slight trip on the way to the bathroom I realized how good the drink really was (have a seat Dyanne lol). The appetizer was large, 7 KFC (korean fried chicken) wings Spicy soy garlic flavor, calamari, onion rings and fries. Stand out items were the calamari, wings and the fries. I don’t eat calamari, like ever! I’m not a fan of squishy, rubbery seafood (clams, scallops, calamari) but this batch was delicious! Fried crispy with a sweet sauce drizzled on it Yummy! The wings were crispy and enjoyable too, not much garlic flavor in the sauce but they filled my KFC void. The fries were delicious too, they honestly reminded me of Burger King fries. I’m talking the BK fries from like 7 years ago when they redid the recipe to make them more crispy, soo good!
The 9^th floor rooftop bar is pretty nice as well; bright color changing lights with the bar located in the middle of the floor. There are two sides of available seating. On one side there’s a large table to accomodate 6 – 8 people with some standing room and smaller tables on the opposite side with more standing room. The weather was perfection for a September evening and we enjoyed the atmosphere. The view isn’t amazing but if you look real hard you can see the Throgs Neck Bridge.
This is a great lounge for small gatherings and throwing back a few after a long day of work. Their Happy Hour specials are great 50% off cocktails with some discounted food items. I’ll be back (Arnold Schwarzenegger voice)

I visited the Oo Bar & Lounge on a Sunday evening as a party of 3.
Location: I think it’s a great alternative to finding a bar in Manhattan because it is not as highly priced, and parking isn’t as difficult to find.
Atmosphere: It’s cozy, modern, chill. They played house music that wasn’t too upbeat but still gave the place a nice vibe. Definitely somewhere I would go just to hang out or to pre-​game. It’s not some place you’d come to dance. Throughout the place are colour-​changing lights which makes everything seem more chic and fancy.
Drinks: Drink prices average at around $ 10 — $ 12 per drink. Not bad for Queens. Their mixed drink menu’s corner stone liquors are vodka and gin– did not see any drinks using dark liquor, although what we drank was made well, flavorful, and not skimpy on the pour.
Food: They have a nice food menu– snacks and more hearty dishes. We had the pork dumplings, spicy ramen (which was served with the seasonal vegetable of onion, sesame, seaweed, and a fried egg), Korean wing and fries platter, cheese plate, chips and dip, and udon noodles with shrimp tempura. Everything was really good– the only negative comment I’d have is that the chips served with the chips and dip were a bit stale. They also have beef sliders, seasonal fruit, onion rings, calamari, and other bar snacks. I wanted to try the purple potato fries but they weren’t available.
The View: The location of the bar makes this place really neat. The 8^th floor has a larger seating area with cozy couches and booths, and the 9^th floor is the roof where you can sit outside or in the enclosed area and take in the vast urban landscape of lights.
Negatives: They seemed to be missing several ingredients in order to make a few of the drinks. They were also lacking some of the items that are shown on the menu.
I would recommend this place especially if you’re looking for somewhere to pre-​game or want an alternative to Manhattan, looking for somewhere with a more «chill» or relaxed vibe to hangout, want something late to eat (they serve food until 12:30AM on Sunday), or if you’re looking for a rooftop bar without the hassle of a cover fee and reservations.

Staff here is so kind and hospitable. I love their sampler, calamari, wings, fries and onions rings. All for $ 15, all of it is amazing.

Great spot !!! Drinks are yummy and has choice of being in doors or outside on the roof deck. Enjoy it before the summer is over

A great place to get together with friends without having to travel all the way to the city. A trendy and intimate lounge, it is a hidden gem in Flushing. 8^th floor is more comfy than the roof (9^th floor) with plenty of plush chairs and sofas. Surprisingly, Flushing actually looks beautiful from the rooftop! Came here for the first time on a Friday and it was empty. It was nice for a change to not wait in long lines to get in and to get drinks. Prices are pretty decent and you can have a good time without killing your wallet. Love the cocktails especially the 5^th ave refresher, Summer Sweetness, and Passion Mojito. Highly recommend the purple potato fries!!! Will be coming back.

Came here for a bday treat. Had the passion fruit cocktail. It was too minty for me. My friend’s Oo bar martini tasted better. I’m not much of a drinker, getting the Asian glow only half way into a drink LOL it’s sad. The view was nice and all. I think ppl just come here to take pictures. I thought it was gna be a club LOL it’s a definitely just to sit around. It seemed the club was kinda segregated or was it just me who thought that? There was also a guy selling hookah. $ 30 with discount. We thought it was a ripoff but whatever we had it. I think it woulda been more fun with a group of people. On the plus side and I’m not lesbians but the bartenders are good looking girls haha

A nice addition to Flushing. Intimate lounge with cool lighting and comfy furniture. Looking out the windows offers some decent views of Flushing. The lounge wasn’t too crowded when we went but there were enough people there to give the room life (which is perfect for me — I hate when places are overcrowded).
Good drinks, fast and friendly service. Would definitely come back!

Oo Bar & Rooftop Lounge is definitely one of its kind for Queens. Located on the 8^th & 9^th floor of The One Hotel, Oo Bar & Lounge (is it OH or OOH? anyway…) does not disappoint in almost every aspect.
The 8^th Floor lounge is chic and intimate with plush furniture and dim pink/​purple lighting. The bar is in the center of the floor and you get a 360-​degree view of the city with floor to cieling windows.
The 9^th Floor is the Rooftop Bar, however, it was closed when I went this past Thursday. I will be sure to return when it’s warmer out.
We arrived during happy hour (5pm-​8pm) for Buy One, Get One drinks and appetizers. We ordered the wings platter and a margherita pizza. The chef brings the food out personally, which I think is a nice touch. The pizza was fresh, but the wings were just okay. Nothing to rave about. Though I must admit, I may have been too distracted by their french fries. I forget what they seasoned them with but MY GOD were they good! I would come back just for that.
Our bartender, Jennifer, was very attentive and personable. She’s knowledgable behind the bar and doesn’t hesitate to recommend her personal choices when ordering off of their menu. She made a mean whiskey sour (impressively without any sour mix), margarita, and her own signature, Bella Dama. All were tasty with just enough kick to make sure you knew you were getting your money’s worth. Our hostess (I won’t even attempt to spell her name) was very nice as well and even sat around to chat with us while business was a bit slow.
For the experience, the prices are pretty good. I like how they grab that luxury lounge feel without killing your wallet at the same time. Such an ideal spot to hang out with a group if you don’t want to be stuck in crowds or have no place to sit.
Highly recommend!

This place is sooo cute, I loved it. I visited not too long ago with my girl and a few of her friends for her birthday outing. Of course being as cold and messy as it is in NYC right now we weren’t able to go on the 9^th floor rooftop but the indoor rooftop on the 8^th floor was just as nice. Clean and comfy too.
I didn’t eat much, I only ordered the chicken wings but they were reallyyyy good. The drinks were even better. Our first waitress, I forgot her name but I believe she’s spanish, she was great. Very friendly, cheerful and made sure we were well taken care of. After we paid our bill we decided to stay a bit longer so we moved over to the other side near the bar and had our 2^nd waitress, the asian girl (I forgot her name too). She was just as great. Her patron margaritas were on point too. I would definitely recommend that as well as ciroc peach with cranberry juice, if you’re into something fruity. We arrived late so we missed the happy hour but the prices were still pretty good, better than I expected.
The ambiance is very chill. .They play a mix of music. All current which I loved and I was a bit surprised too because I didn’t think they would play some of the same music I listen too. It felt like being at home with the girls, we had a great time. I DEFINITELY plan on coming back once the weather get’s warmer, if not sooner, for the rooftop views. Might just be my new spot :)

This place is just A-​OK.
My friends booked the whole entire 8^th floor two Saturdays ago. The ambience was great and it had all the right vibes there, but it was just so damn small and cramped. The drinks are moderately priced, but I feel only the male bartender was the most efficient one out of all the female bartenders. I feel bad for him because he has to pick up the slack for the other girls. There’s no smoking section on any part of the 8^th and 9^th floor, so you have to take the elevator all the way down to the main lobby and walk outside the hotel to have a cigarette. Make sure you don’t stand anywhere near the front of the door or the two big blocks of stones, or else the door man will scold you and attempt to kick you out.
+1 for the cool fire table tops things on the 9^th floor. It looks super cool and it helps us keep warm.

If you like coconut get the Blue Havana. It was Malibu and coconut heaven.
This place has a rooftop bar which has great sweeping views of Flushing. There is happy hour Monday to Friday but the specialty cocktails are not included on it.
Great place to hang out as it is not too crowded.
Right across the street from Flushing CSA pick up in case any one was wanting to get a drink after picking up their farm share!

Came back again bc of work. So this time, started from 8^th floor to order drinks and food to have everything brought up to rooftop. Probably because it was a Monday night, so there were no bartenders on 9^th floor. 8^th floor was very relaxing, and the guy who worked there, Jimmy, was very friendly.
We had a complimentary cheese platter with a bottle of Hennesy. Ordered the calamari, spicy garlic soy korean fried chicken, shrimp dish, & fish tacos. Also had the vanilla bean lemon drop, and the caplico cooler drink.
The calamari dish was way to small, the pieces were tiny and it was like children’s meal. The fried chicken was too hard, but the flavor was good. The shrimp was too hard, and I think it was only 3 or 4 pieces. Fish taco was okay… Cheese platter was ok… bread was super hard.
The spicy nuts were pretty good… and the grapes were good… Really wouldn’t come here for the appetizers…
My lemon drop was strong. The caplico cooler had grapefruit in it. Strange but unique kind of caplico.
So the rooftop no longer allows smoking. I guess I would give it more tries here and there.