Freemans is a clandestine colonial American tavern tucked at the end of a Lower East Side alley. The venue offers simple, rustic cuisine inspired by Old World traditions across several unique private dining rooms and a secret cocktail bar.
This intimate working wine cellar provides an exquisite and exclusive atmosphere for private dining. It is a perfect setting for small, focused sit-down lunches or dinners.
Located on the second floor, this elegant dining room provides a classic and sophisticated backdrop for mid-sized groups. It is versatile enough for both formal sit-down meals and standing cocktail receptions.
The Red Room is the largest single private space on the second floor, featuring an elegant design suitable for various gatherings. Guests can host larger sit-down dinners or vibrant cocktail parties in this refined setting.
For grander events, the entire second floor suite including the Red Room, Drawing Room, and Blue Room can be combined into one large event area. This configuration allows for larger-scale celebrations and expanded cocktail gatherings.
A dedicated private cocktail bar located on the second floor offering a secluded and intimate environment. It is an ideal spot for small group cocktail parties and social gatherings.
The entire restaurant is available for buyout for those seeking the complete clandestine colonial tavern experience. This option provides full access to the venue for large-scale weddings and major corporate functions.