Macao Trading Company

Dwight Kenneth a month ago

From the same people that brought you employees only. It’s a very cool concept and bar. Mixing western European in Chinese influenced food. The interior design as well thought out. I did only stay for one cocktail. It wasn’t anything amazing it’s exactly exactly what you would expect for any cocktail bar in New York. Presentation was nice. The service was OK. It wasn’t anything outstanding. Overall, had a pretty good experience. Didn’t try any of the food. I would be interested to come back.

Rebecca Gallant 3 months ago

The principal bartender was great, super welcoming and friendly. The happy hour food menu was delicious. We went with a group, sat at the bar and tried all the happy hour menu items. I loved the ribs! Cool vibe in the place, it was fairly slow on a Sunday night, but made it great for conversation and chatting with the bartender. It felt like a personalized experience!

Ryan Lewendon 3 months ago

Macao Trading Co. nails the mood better than almost anywhere in TriBeCa. Walk down to the basement bar and it’s all dark wood, low light, and a wall of bottles that goes on forever. The cocktails come correct; had a tall one over crushed ice with about a whole basil plant sticking out of it, and it drank as good as it looked. Macanese food upstairs, secret-bar feel downstairs. Bring a date or a small crew and post up. Easy repeat.

Y Smith-Shpolyz 5 months ago

This is a great place for "Trading Hour" from 5p-7p. Large bar accommodates small and large groups. Great place for business dinners and for couples alike. Menu has a great selection of options, delicious appetizers and entrées will satisfy even the pickiest among you. We absolutely love the Mushroom & Truffle croquettes, and the Porterhouse for two. The Coconut Panna Cotta is divine, and the doughnuts we had last year were amazing!! If you haven't yet, definitely check out Macao Trading Company, located in the center of everything!!!

John Gonsalves 6 months ago

Macau Trading Company in Lower Manhattan is a really solid, lowkey spot with a unique twist. The menu is inspired by Macanese cuisine, so you get that blend of Chinese and European flavors that you don't see everywhere, which makes it stand out. Everything came out fairly quick and was executed really well. The fish was super crispy, cooked perfectly without being greasy, and the black rice with coconut and edamame was put together really nicely great balance of flavor and texture. Overall, a cool place if you're looking to try something a little different without all the hype. Definitely worth checking out.