@chicainthecity: I have a happy hour spot for you in New York City! 🍸✨ We had delicious cocktails, filet mignon spring rolls, rosemary roasted chicken with mashed potatoes, and salmon topped with fresh mango salsa. And make sure you don’t forget the $1 oysters! 🦪 They have a great happy hour, moody vibes, and such a cool space for drinks, dinner, or a night out in NYC. 📍 John Devoy’s Bar & Kitchen 377 Park Avenue South, New York, NY 10016 Follow @chicainthecity for more NYC food, drinks & experiences! #NYCHappyHour #johndevoysnyc #ad #NYCRestaurants #invyted @Invyted - Influencer App @johndevoysnyc

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