One of the best bars in the Financial District (which is seriously lacking in them). If you want an expertly-crafted cocktail, head upstairs to the Parlor. For a beer, stay at main level Taproom.
If this place was George Washington's favorite, then it's ok in our book! While it's known for its whiskey selection, the extensive beer list is not to be ignored. We usually go for the beer flights.
A must-visit for tourists and New York residents alike. Pay your respects here to those lost during the horrific events of September 11th.
Stop in for a divine eclair and a cup of the luxurious Caracas Hot Chocolate.
A wonderfully dark and divey bar where the drinks are cheap, the bartenders are friendly and the patrons are suitably subdued.
The perfect spot for after work drinks. Opt for a spot at the bar rather than the crowded outdoor seating. Pair the Saffron Risotto Fritters with your drink of choice.
Great place to do some work outside on a nice sunny day - free wifi makes it easy!
We’re absolutely in love with the owner Larry, and envious of his knowledge of wine. He’ll pair it with ANYTHING! It’s the best shop in the neighborhood.
Even when it’s crowded, you’ll never wait long for a drink or some pub food. Stick to beers, shots and shepherd’s pie and you’ll be more than satisfied.
One of the more fascinating museums in NYC – situated in the old US Customs House – where admission is FREE everyday and it’s rarely crowded.
Enjoy the frat party like atmosphere of Stone Street with an overly buttery Lobster Scampi Roll. Or be a glutton and get The Double Lob.
