New york for drink

[Thormar Melsted]

hi hi 

Im going to new york 16.march

any tips for a good bar for music and booze...

thanks

Thormar Iceland

[Spite Classic]

You know you'll be in NYC for ST. PATRICK'S DAY right?  It's the best place in the WORLD to celebrate that!  Hope you like Guinness & Irish Whiskey!  Be Excited!

[Thormar Melsted]

NICe one 

looking so forward to it sound awesome I will be in East Village so I can´t missed right...is on every bar or some bar´s I should check out...

thank you so much for this mate

[Dead Boy]

Hi.

I haven't been there, but Handsome Dick Manitoba of the Dictators has a bar in East Village.

Manitoba's

Reviews

 

[Chops]

The one place you can drop by is the Cutting Room in lower Manhattan, always a great live band to watch and the drinks are reasonable. Its under new management but still a great eclectic venue http://www.thecuttingroomnyc.com/

Cheers!
Chops

[Thormar Melsted]

thank´s for this Im 100% going to check it out 

thanks alot

Cheer´s

Thormar

[MATT GALLUCCI]

Dead Boy has it right. Manitoba's is a great bar. Cheap, great jukebox. Good place to start your night. Ask bartenders if you're looking for some live stuff. All good people.

Thormar Melsted said:

thank´s for this Im 100% going to check it out 

thanks alot

Cheer´s

Thormar

[Thormar Melsted]

thanks mate...

[Last Night]

Otto's Shrunken Heads tiki bar !

E 14th st

[Thormar Melsted]

been there Love that bar and the door man Frank will 100% go there....

this is my fav bar in NY

thanks Pat

regards

Thormar

[Alex]

For low key, dive bars, these are my recommendations (if you want fancier, high-end stuff, I can recommend that too):

1.  Lakeside Lounge - My favorite bar in NYC is the Lakeside Lounge at 11th Street and Ave B.  It's got cheap booze, a photo booth, the nudie photo hunt video game, and live rock 'n' roll.

2.  Hi-Fi - I also recommend Hi-Fi on Avenue A. between 10th and 11th Street.  They've got this absurd digital jukebox filled with punk and rock n roll, a pool table, pinball, Big Buck Hunter, and old record covers lining every wall.

3. Black Bear Lodge - 3rd Avenue between 21st and 22nd Street.  The crowd can get kind've douchey sometimes, but it's a dive bar that's themed like a lodge in the middle of ski country.  Very laid back.  There's a giant taxidermied bear.