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SPECIAL EVENTS 15 Thompson Street / NY 10013 / at The James New York JIMMYsoho.com / [email protected] A Classic NYC Bar, 18 Stories Up. 18 stories high atop The James Hotel in Soho, JIMMY is a contemporary interpretation of the classic pub, with a 1970’s New York twist. Curated by David Rabin and Johnny Swet, the atmosphere is intimate and refined, with lingham wood floors, swank modular furniture, dark cinnamon glazed tile walls, and a working fireplace – all surrounded by 14’ windows with panoramic views of Midtown, Wall Street, the Hudson River, and the bridges spanning the East River. Unlike typical rooftop bars, JIMMY is a year- round destination. In colder months, guests gravitate towards the inside conversation pit – a freeform lounge area with plush upholstered seating, midcentury era Arco lamps, and exotic wood side tables. In warmer weather, the experience spills onto the roof deck, where guests can enjoy chaise lounges, and unparalleled city views. Classic American Inspirations Cocktails, served from a freestanding central bar, are based on classic American inspirations, each expertly prepared using syrups and bitters made in-house, fresh-squeezed juices, and garnishes and herbs picked fresh from the hotel’s own organic garden. JIMMY was conceived and developed by hospitality veterans Johnny Swet, and David Rabin, with a design by three-time James Beard Award winner Thomas Schlesser. @JimmyattheJames FLOOR PLAN FLOORPLAN INDOOR OUTDOOR BAR POOL SEATING COCKTAIL PLANT RESTROOM AREA AREA TABLE PARTNERS Johnny Swet Johnny Swet moved to NYC in 1992 to focus on his art career, but quickly found himself working and managing some of the city's iconic establishments such as The Bowery Bar, Balthazar, Pastis, The Park and Freemans. Besides his partnership in JIMMY NYC and Chicago, Swet was a founding partner in Hotel Griffou and Rogue & Canon. He also has a solid consulting business as a Top Mixologist and Bar designer for venues such as The Rodger, King and Grove, The Skylark, Cafe Clover, Shorty, The Dream Hotel, The Rickey and The Electric Room. David Rabin David Rabin is currently a partner in Cafe Clover, Jimmy at the James, The Lambs Club and The Skylark--all in Manhattan. In the past, he was known for being a partner in Lotus, The Double Seven, Union Bar, Rex and other hospitality projects. He attended Tufts University and Columbia Law and practiced law for 3 years prior to jumping into the restaurant and nightlife arena. .

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