TriBeCa's best kept secret. Such a great local spot and such a happy vibe! During the summer they have crab that actually tastes as good as if you were in Maryland!

This secrets spot ... is AMAZING!!!!! The happy hour, the bartender Michael, the music ... you can't bottle this kind of NYC on a bet! Highly recommend if you like a great time at a great cost

What a cute little place. We popped in based on a friends recommendation. Lex, the bartender was amazing. He gave us suggestions for food and drink. The crab looked great but decided on the shrimp and Cole slaw. So good. Will be back next time we are in town to try the famous quesadilla!

We were so tired after sightseeing we stumbled upon this hole in the wall! The food was amazing, and the service was awesome. Thank you Austin!

Fun place for happy hour drinks after work. Good selection of beers. Would come back!

Enjoyed Hideaway for a few beers after work. Good selection of food and drinks. Good atmosphere and they have outdoor seating. Will be back!

I went on a Monday despite Google saying they were closed that day. They were open and even have a special crab menu on Mondays. Unfortunately you have to make a reservation prior to showing up if you want the crab menu since it's first come, first served. Although I was a little bummed about that, u the bartender recommended the lobster roll and I'm glad he did. I was pleased with the amount of chunky crab meat in the roll even though the roll itself was small. The fries were served with a house made sauce that had some smokiness to it. Almost like a BBQ sauce but not quite. If you can't get your hands on the crabcakes I recommend the lobster roll!

We were wandering around downtown looking for an open bar on a Thursday night at 10:30. It was like the search for the missing link. Finally, after a 30 minute circular hike, we found a bar open. Plopping down at two corner seats, we just wanted a cocktail to pull us through our first evening in NYC. Hungry, after landing at JFK at 8:30, we gave up finding food. Everything was shuttered. Then, after turning left, heading uptown from the tower, we found a small joint open. Hip Hip Hooray. I even had to ask the name of the bar, but now I will never forget the Hideaway. Eric greeted us with his upbeat sense of humor. The Hideway reminded me of a Wisconsin tavern, my highest compliment. Drinks were strong, cheap, and everyone was welcoming. This was the first bar I was able to sit and lean on in 14 months. I can't think of a better bar to finally christen as my first. Thank you Eric and thank you Hideway.