56709, a new bar in Long Island City, replaces the former 929 and embodies retro-futurism and Japanese nostalgia, inspired by 1980s culture. Named after Junko Ohashi's 'Telephone Number,' it features an ambiance enriched with vintage Japanese artwork and collectibles. The drink menu pays tribute to iconic Japanese musicians and beloved anime, offering unique concoctions like Junko's Old Fashioned and Pika Pika. With neon sights and cozy seating, 56709 invites guests into a dreamy blend of music, cocktails, and the vibrant history of Japan's iconic past.
The drinks den takes its title from Japanese singer Junko Ohashi's 1984 hit 'Telephone Number,' echoing 80s nostalgia through neon lights and upbeat City Pop melodies.
The new concept is tricked out with vintage Japanese posters, collectible records, and a curated display of retro telephones, celebrating music, cocktails, and Asian pop culture.
Cocktails are influenced by Japanese musical legends, featuring unique ingredients like persimmon, yuzu, and barley tea, with several inspired by beloved anime characters.
The ambiance is enhanced with vintage decor and soft seating, transporting visitors to a nostalgic, retro-futuristic version of Japan's Showa and Heisei eras.
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