
Slowly Shirley
This subterranean speakeasy-style cocktail haven may be found beneath the ever-popular The Happiest Hour on West 10th street, but it has a decidedly more deco bent. With the likes of Jim…
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This subterranean speakeasy-style cocktail haven may be found beneath the ever-popular The Happiest Hour on West 10th street, but it has a decidedly more deco bent. With the likes of Jim…
The newest drinks-on-a-boat addition to Manhattan's shores, Grand Banks harkens back to an era during which "oyster barges" circled the island. Launched by a partner in the Brooklyn dining dynasty…
A visit to Blind Tiger is a must for any beer geek looking to pay their respects at the altar of craft beer. Though New York really only discovered the…
Going strong since the 1950s, Kettle of Fish is a West Village dive as famous for its Beat Generation regulars—Kerouac and Ginsburg, most notably—as well as the 1960s musicians who…
Overlooking the Hudson River, the Rusty Knot is a nouveau dive-cum-tiki hut with stylishly outdated linoleum floors, bamboo bars, pleather lounge chairs and a solid menu of tropical drinks guaranteed to…
This West Village bar is more of a neighborhood bar than a dive, but it's got the time under its belt and the following to qualify as a bona fide…
Wallflower is a tiny dressed-up French bistro fronted by a cocktail bar. The drinks by Xavier Herit, formerly of Daniel, are all miniature works of art, delicately garnished with streaks…
One in a handful of New York City's first classic cocktail bars, Little Branch's aesthetic is deeply rooted in the evocation of 1920s speakeasies—a style that was big back in…
The last bastion of plain, blue-collar drinking in the posh West Village, the White Horse—named after a once-popular brand of Scotch—has lived many lives over its 130-plus years. It has…