1 | Blind Tiger Ale House 281 Bleecker St ( between Jones St & 7th Ave ) Never empty. The staff is very friendly and they serve excellent bar food. Blind Tiger specializes in craft beers which change frequently. During the summers the open windows invite people watching in the trendy West Village. During the winters, the fireplace gives us a fuzzy feeling inside. | West Village |
2 | Cask Bar + Kitchen 167 E 33rd St ( between 3rd Ave & Lexington ) Great spot for a date. This bar and restaurant has a Frenchy feel and serve good New American food. Cask specializes in wine which comes with a cozy atmosphere conducive for conversation. | Kips Bay |
3 | d.b.a. 41 1st Ave ( between E 2nd St & E 3rd St ) d.b.a. has a huge selection of beers. It can take a while to make a decision. This pet friendly bar has an outside area in the back best for enjoying the day with a beer in hand. With so many restaurants nearby it's a definite stop before dinner. | East Village |
4 | George Keeley's 485 Amsterdam Ave ( between W 83rd St & W 84th St ) An Upper West Side gem we frequent George Keeley's for it's great selection of craft beers. Need something to munch on? There's free popcorn at the end of the bar. Help yourself! | West 80's |
5 | Brother Jimmy's BBQ 1485 2nd Ave ( between E 77th St & E 78th St ) Brother Jimmy's is a chain that doesn't feel like a chain. It feels like a neighborhood bar with a college atmosphere where you can enjoy watching sports, eating ribs and checking out cuties. The staff is always awesome! | East 70's |
1 | Blind Tiger Ale House 281 Bleecker St ( between Jones St & 7th Ave ) Never empty. The staff is very friendly and they serve excellent bar food. Blind Tiger specializes in craft beers which change frequently. During the summers the open windows invite people watching in the trendy West Village. During the winters, the fireplace gives us a fuzzy feeling inside. | West Village |
2 | d.b.a. 41 1st Ave ( between E 2nd St & E 3rd St ) d.b.a. has a huge selection of beers. It can take a while to make a decision. This pet friendly bar has an outside area in the back best for enjoying the day with a beer in hand. With so many restaurants nearby it's a definite stop before dinner. | East Village |
3 | George Keeley's 485 Amsterdam Ave ( between W 83rd St & W 84th St ) An Upper West Side gem we frequent George Keeley's for it's great selection of craft beers. Need something to munch on? There's free popcorn at the end of the bar. Help yourself! | West 80's |
4 | Ulysses Folk House 95 Pearl St ( between William St & Broad St ) Ulysses is our favorite bar in the Financial District. Located on Stone St sets you in the middle of the after work action. They have a tasty selection of craft beers best enjoyed outside during the Summer but definitely a stop if you're in the area anytime of the year. | Financial District |
5 | Rattle 'N' Hum 14 E 33rd St ( between Madison Ave & 5th Ave ) Always full of quality beer drinkers, Rattle 'N' Hum never disappoints. They take their beer seriously and have a craft menu with a great selection. It's hard to get a seat whenever we're there but with patience we always succeed. | East 30's |
1 | Brother Jimmy's BBQ 1485 2nd Ave ( between E 77th St & E 78th St ) Brother Jimmy's is a chain that doesn't feel like a chain. It feels like a neighborhood bar with a college atmosphere where you can enjoy watching sports, eating ribs and checking out cuties. The staff is always awesome! | East 70's |
2 | Down the Hatch 179 W 4th St ( between Jones St & Barrow St ) Located in the basement in a not so attractive bar, Down the Hatch draws people by offering one of the best happy hours in New York City. This is an all day affair folks so if you plan on going to Down the Hatch come early. There's a line before the bar opens to get a table during the weekends. | West Village |
3 | Ace Bar 531 E 5th St ( between Avenue A & Avenue B ) Skeeball, pool, darts, pinball, video games and much much more! Ace bar is all about fun, games and beer. Tucked in the East Village this place is a must see! | East Village |
1 | B Flat 277 Church St ( between Franklin St & White St ) Known for jazz and its great unique cocktails B Flat offers an alternative to your typical bar. Try the GROOVY! It has shiso infused vodka, yuzu juice and shiso leaf. | Tribeca |
1 | Cask Bar + Kitchen 167 E 33rd St ( between 3rd Ave & Lexington ) Great spot for a date. This bar and restaurant has a Frenchy feel and serve good New American food. Cask specializes in wine which comes with a cozy atmosphere conducive for conversation. | Kips Bay |
2 | The Dove 228 Thompson St ( between Bleeker St & W 3rd St ) The Dove Parlour is a great bar to go on a date. It's not too loud and not too bright. The decor is in a classic European style perfect to set the mood for wining and dining. Their cocktails and food are good too! | Greenwich Village |