City’s oldest bar, of “Goodfellas” fame, gets last-minute lifeline
The city’s oldest bar won’t be running dry after all. Neir’s Tavern in Woodside, which was facing closure this...
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Landlord to bar owner: You don’t have to go home but you can’t stay here
The oldest bar in the city is the latest to close its doors after a rent hike. Neir’s Tavern...
World’s best bar expands in FiDi
Critically acclaimed FiDi watering hole The Dead Rabbit is nearly doubling its size to 5,500 square feet. The lower Manhattan bar, where patrons can wait two hours on busy nights to get in, signed...
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Beloved downtown bar in rare Federalist building turns 200
Few bars or restaurants last a decade, and almost none for a century. But the Ear Inn, at...
The Campbell Apartment dodges eviction, for now
The best spot to relax, drink an old fashioned and take in the atmosphere in Grand Central is definitely...
Iconic GV pub faces yet another legal hurdle
Legendary West Village speakeasy, Chumley’s, is facing yet another legal roadblock on the path to reopening.
The “oldest” legal drinking hall in every neighborhood
Everybody wants to go where everybody knows their name. So, the blog I Quant NY set out to find...
Iconic bar booted from Christopher Street
Facing sky-high rent, a famed Christopher Street gay bar is struggling to find a new home.
Irish pubs tapped out as rents climb, tastes change
As rents climb and tastes veer increasingly toward craft beers and gourmet food offerings, New York City’s Irish pubs...
Landlord bans Brooklyn club from ‘turning’ gay
The landlord of a Greenpoint, Brooklyn club refuses to allow its owner to turn it into a gay bar.