A British Bar Tour Through New York City
With cask-conditioned ales, deep Scotch selections and white-jacket Martini service, here’s where to channel the British spirit stateside.
- story: Punch Staff
- photos: Lizzie Munro
With cask-conditioned ales, deep Scotch selections and white-jacket Martini service, here’s where to channel the British spirit stateside.
In “My Obsession,” writers take an object and explore its significance. This month: Jen Doll finds joy in Brooklyn Public House’s temporary horrors.
Every Sunday during fall, this former literary haunt is packed wall-to-wall with jersey-clad Wisconsinites.
The Campbell’s bartender is the calm eye in a hurricane of Grand Central commuters.
One of the bar world’s most anticipated openings eschews the shock-and-awe of molecular mixology—until you pull back the curtain.
The Hank’s Saloon bartender has been there since before it was called Hank’s.
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How the clock in a literary landmark made me feel like a New Yorker.
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