"More than 4,000 miles from the Winter Olympic Games, a New York City restaurant hosted its own opening ceremony and game night on Feb. 6. Pinky Swear, an immersive food, drink and art gallery in Manhattan, kicked off a new tradition in the Lower East Side with a watch party for the official opening ceremony, followed by competitive rounds of Mario Kart, mini ping pong, fencing and more."
"Guests dined at tables, watched the games from barstools, or chatted the night away on the patio the perfect area for roasting s'mores around a fire pit while others competed in the lounge for a $400 prize and bragging rights. To celebrate the Winter Olympics, Pinky Swear also created a special cocktail and food menu inspired by the games and the Alps. After drinks and several rounds of stuffed pretzels were served around the bar, the Pinky Swear Winter Olympics officially began."
"I just found out that the Winter Olympics exist, TikTok influencer Briana Jones said. I was like, does the Olympics know this is happening? Jones was invited by Pinky Swear to participate in the games with her friend, Eliel Pacheco. The venue creatively set the tone of day-to-night with a playlist mixing modern and techno music, abstract art and interactive stations."
Pinky Swear, an immersive food, drink and art gallery in Manhattan, hosted an Olympic-themed opening ceremony and game night on Feb. 6. The event included a watch party for the official Olympic opening ceremony and competitive rounds of Mario Kart, mini ping pong, fencing and other games with a $400 prize and bragging rights. Guests dined at tables, watched from barstools, roasted s'mores on the patio fire pit, and enjoyed a playlist mixing modern and techno music alongside abstract art and interactive stations. A special cocktail and food menu inspired by the Alps was offered. The venue plans to continue hosting Olympic-themed events and watch parties throughout February. The 2026 Winter Olympics run in Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo from Feb. 6 to Feb. 22, featuring 116 events across 16 disciplines and six Paralympic sports.
Read at www.amny.com
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