What happens when you’re in quarantine and you drank all of your booze? You can still take a run to the local liquor store, but you finally made the perfect dent in your couch to relax in, also you’ve never been praised for your cocktail making skills. Luckilly restaurants and bars are still able to deliver booze straight to your door. Support local with these restaurants and be sure to tip!

Loulou

Recently opened in Chelsea (176 8th Avenue), now delivers their expertly curated cocktails directly to your door. Drinks include the Loulou’s Maid for $14 with Bombay Sapphire, Lime, Cucumber, Mint, Danny’s Boy for $14 with Vida Mezcal, Cazadores Tequila, Muddled cucumber, Jalapeño, Agave. A Dirty, Vodka or Gin Martini for $12 and the Mexican Stiletto for $14 with Codigo 1530 Rosa Tequila, GrapeFruit, Agave, Peychaud’s Bitters - It is also available in a large format of 25.3 oz, which serves approximately 5 drinks. Order delivery by visiting Caviar, Seamless, Postmates, and GrubHub.

Brooklyn Chop House 

in the Financial District, which offers everything from dumplings to steaks is also offering beer, wine, Lychee Martinis, Spicy Mango Margaritas and Mules to alleviate some of your social distancing woes.  From 12pm - 5pm select Happy Hour Cocktails are $10 since we're operating with airplane drinking rules, start whenever you want.  Additionally if you order a feast over $250, you'll qualify for a free bottle of Absolut. Orders can be made via Postmates or visiting www.brooklynchophouse.com. 

Clinton Hall

Now offering delivery and pickup from their 16 W. 36th St. and 90 Washington St. locations from 1pm - 9pm daily. For the happy hour we all need now there's CH Gigawatt IPA, Blue Moon, Rockaway ESB Ale, Coney Island Mermaid Pilsner, Montauk Summer and even White Claw in addition to $19.99 bottles wines such as Santa Marina Prosecco, Justin Sauvignon Blanc, Rosé, Seaglass Chardonnay and Excelsior Cabernet. Growlers of their Supercraft beer of the day are also available. Purchase spirits by the bottle as well including Tito's, Jack Daniels, Bombay Sapphire, Hendricks and Patron Silver. What sets their delivery apart is their wide selection of "Bored Games" for purchase including Jenga, Sorry!, Uno, Connect 4, Operation and Cards Against Humanity for a little comedic relief in addition to an ultimate essential, a roll of toilet paper. Delivery is offered through UberEats and Seamless.

Sushi Lab 

At The Sanctuary Hotel in Midtown Manhattan is offering up 300ml bottles of sake, beer, and bottles of wine for 40% off. Options include Suigei “Drunken Whale”, a Tokubetsu Junmai sake with a ricey nose and a crisp clean finish complemented by a rich flavor at the price of $18 (40% discount from $30), Dassai 39 for $27 (40% discount from $45) and Flor de Campo Noir for $33.60 (40% discount from $56). Head to Seamless, DoorDash, UberEats or Postmates to order.

Nerai

The upscale Greek restaurant in Midtown East (55 E. 54th Street) has over 95 wines by the bottle ranging in price from $13.99 - $149.99 all without a typical 3x markup, who knew retail price would ever feel so good. Delivery and pick up is available daily Monday - Friday from 12pm - 9pm and Saturday - Sunday from 5pm - 9pm. Order via Seamless or GrubHub or by visiting: https://nerainyc.com

The Wayland

 Tanteo Tequila announces Party in Place, a new partnership with NYC-based catering company Cocktails in Motion and East Village cocktail bar The Wayland, which will bring delivery care packages to Manhattan (below 96th st) and Brooklyn (Greenpoint to Park Slope).

A limited quantity of Party in Place care packages are available for purchase HERE and will include:

• (1) 750ml bottle of your favorite Tanteo Tequila expression (Blanco, Jalapeno, or Chipotle for week one)

• Artisanal Margarita Mix (kale + ginger, hibiscus grapefruit and mango passionfruit)

• Dehydrated fruit wheel garnishes 

• Mexican Street Papas

• Price: $99 per package, amounting to less than $7 per cocktail

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