Pub Crawl NYC wishes you a Happy Cinco De Mayo. And if you’re looking for a NYC bar crawl to mark the occasion, here’s one suggestion, sponsored by the good folks over at pubcrawls.com.
April 30 marks the 205th anniversary of Louisiana statehood
Our NYC Bar of the Day: Bourbon Street Bar & Grille, located at 346 West 46th Street in Manhattan’s Hell’s Kitchen.
Happy Earth Day 2017!
Save Water, Drink Beer!
A review of The Spaniard in Manhattan’s West Village
Located at 190 West Fourth Street in Manhattan’s West Village, The Spaniard (though not really Spanish) is a Gastropub / Whiskey Bar from the same owners as nearby bar Wilfie & Nell. The Spaniard is set in the old Boxer’s space. While The Spaniard’s general layout is the same as Boxer’s, the dive-y feel of Boxer’s is long gone. Generous window seating for people watching at the corner of Barrow and West Fourth Streets. In addition to the notable Whiskey selection, the craft-beer includes several delicious options. For a bar snack, try the Buffalo duck wings! We look forward to returning here on our next NYC bar crawl through the neighborhood.
Happy Patriots’ Day!
Our NYC Bar of the Day: Professor Thom’s, located at 219 Second Avenue in Manhattan’s East Village.
BK9, a solid Caribbean bar and restaurant located at 62 Fifth Avenue in Brooklyn’s Park Slope
Stop in here for some tasty eats and hard-to-find beers from around the Caribbean.
Seen on a recent NYC pub crawl through Park Slope, Brooklyn
Outside of the bar Kings Beer Hall, located at 84 St. Mark’s Place.
Here’s a NYC bar crawl for Saturday, April 8
NYC BunnyCon 2017 takes place on Saturday, April 8, starting at noon. More info here.
Happy Tartan Day 2017
For a Scottish NYC bar crawl, we recommend the following Manhattan pubs: Caledonia, at 1609 Second Avenue; St. Andrew’s, at 140 W. 46th Street; Shoolbred’s, at 197 Second Avenue. In Brooklyn, visit The Craic at 488 Driggs Ave and Duke of Montrose at 47 5th Ave.
A review of Local & Vine in Manhattan’s West Soho
Located at 282 Hudson Street in (way) West Soho (or is it Hudson Square?), Local & Vine is a wine and beer bar that serves solely wine and beer produced in New York State. The space is rather small with a 8-seat bar and only a few lounge-like low lying tables. Local & Vine opens daily by 4pm with Happy Hour until 7pm and the spot is experimenting with weekday lunch on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. While we hope Local & Vine is successful with its lunch hours, the space does feels more like an after-work/evening/late night spot rather than a day drinking spot. Either way, we look forward to returning to Local & Vine on our next NYC pub crawl through the neighborhood.
