“I think it gives up a sense of pride as team members that we get to be a part of something like that, especially for NY Rec and Social Club being the first ones to be able to do that,” she said. This newest edition is the first part of Turning Stone’s 30-year, $370 million evolution that was announced back in July, generating a $616 million one-time economic impact. So there’s a lot going on in this newest space.” We have a ton of beers on draft, we have great cocktails we’ll have live entertainment. We have adult-friendly games like pool and foosball and darts and all that. “It’s a sports book, you know, lounge area with a gastropub-style food menu,” Popluhar said. She is now managing NY Rec and Social Club, which will be opening its doors on Dec. Popluhar has been a part of Turning Stone’s nightlife since 2013 when they started Exit 33.
“You know, four bars soon to be five, all in one space, it’s like indoor bar hopping,” Shawnna Popluhar, manager of NY Rec and Social Club. In just a few months, Exit 33 at Turning Stone will be offering a new experience to their nightlife by mixing sophisticated, modern and sports-social features all in one place.
