For as long as the Irish have lived in New York, so, too, have their bars.
His father founded America’s first wine club in a strip mall pharmacy. This is how he’s carrying on his legacy as a true equal-opportunity taster.
The eyes and ears of three very different bars tell us about their normal—and not-so-normal—nights on the job.
In this installment of “Dive,” a look inside an Uptown New Orleans bar that’s become a landing place for oddball night owls, even at 6 a.m.
The bar within this 118-year-old mecca of Italian-American cuisine is one of Brooklyn’s best-kept secrets.
The podcast host and former film critic on her new book, drinking dirty Martinis at Musso & Frank and reporting on Hollywood’s lurid past amidst its current upheaval.
The Queens bar where everybody is treated like a local.
A Williamsburg dive that falls somewhere between rock ‘n’ roll bar and eighth grade art project.
Inside Chez Jay, the bygone celebrity haunt that remains an idiosyncratic relic of old Hollywood.
In “Dive” Leslie Pariseau explores the bars at the far edges of popular nightlife. Here: Tommy Bahama bar, an under-the-radar, beach-themed attraction in gilded Midtown Manhattan.