Our NYC Bar of the Day: Pacific Standard, located at 82 Fourth Avenue in Brooklyn.

Because it marks the unofficial end of summer, Labor Day always brings a bit of sadness to us at Pub Crawl NYC.  Summer in NYC offers many opportunities of beautiful weather for NYC pub crawls and other city exploration.  September is still a good weather month in NYC and, if lucky, October can be as well.  But, those two months just aren’t quite the same as June, July and August.  Either way, we look forward to many more NYC bar crawls in the months ahead.  Happy Autumn!

It was 230 years ago on this date that New York State ratified the United States Constitution, becoming the 11th state to do so.  Therefore, July 26^th is a great day to drink some New York State beer and eat some New York State food.  We wish Union Square’s Little Town NYC were still around, but alas, that spot is no more.  So, we suggest a visit to Manhattan’s Local & Vine, located at 282 Hudson Street in West Soho.

Our co-NYC Belgian beer bars of the Day: Burp Castle, located at 41 East 7^th Street in Manhattan’s East Village; Belgian Beer Café, located at 220 Fifth Avenue in Manhattan’s NoMad/Flatiron District.

For the second consecutive day, our NYC bar of the day: Jadis, located at 42 Rivington Street in Manhattan’s Lower East Side.

Our NYC French wine Bar of the Day: Jadis, located at 42 Rivington Street on Manhattan’s Lower East Side.

Happy 242nd Birthday to the good ol’ USA. Our NYC Bar of the Day: Fraunces Tavern, located at 54 Pearl Street in Manhattan’s Financial District.

Our NYC bar of the day: UpNorth, located at 17 Wyckoff Avenue in Bushwick, Brooklyn.

Best wishes to you on this first day of summer.  Happy pub crawling this season!

We can across a NYTimes article, which describes spots to catch the matches, sorted by participating nation.  Not all spots are bars, as some are restaurants or social clubs.  We’ve been to nearly all the bars listed in this article and look forward to visiting the ones we haven’t been to yet.