Hours
Daily, 11am-4am
Happy Hour
Daily,
4pm-7pm; $3 domestic beers, house wines, well drinks, and pints of PBR and Yuengling
Nearby Subway Stops
1 at Franklin St.; A, C, E at Canal St.
Payment Methods
American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Profile
A blue neon "Eat And Drink" sign relates this tavern's small-town civility even if the bar itself is anything but small. Occupying an entire block, the linear space can be entered from either end and possesses two lounges—a plant-filled one with windows opening onto Sixth Avenue and another, less verdant space facing West Broadway. Flat-screen TVs, an MP3 jukebox, and a pool table cater to the collateral needs of customers who sport everything from tie clips to wallet chains. For those who come to eat, the kitchen serves burgers, individual thin-crust pizzas, and finger food. As for the latter half of that neon promise: There's plenty of wine, single malts, 18 well-chosen drafts and about 75 more brews by the bottle (including intriguing European labels such as Faxe). — Paul Adams
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great beer selection non-pretencious
more from 10013 | Posted on 8/19/09
Overall Rating: 9 (Highly Recommended)
went to bachelorette party sat night at this funky saloon. It was a rip meeting Steve Nash MVP of the NBA. He was hot !!! Had so much fun that night, drinks, crowd and music were great. It was a little crowded and loud. Going back this weekend. Can't wait to see who I will run into.
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citychic27 from 11385 | Posted on 5/5/09
Overall Rating: 2 (Not Recommended)
Until recently, I would frequent the Tribeca Tavern for a few cocktails after work. Initially, it was a place of enjoyment- happy hour until 7 PM and a great music selection. Now, happy hour is from 5-6PM, and drinks are ridiculously overpriced (I was charged $9 for a watered down Jamesons). Mixed drinks are $8 and up; beer is $5 & up. The internet jukebox is constantly taken over by the Cheech Marin looking bartender, who plays tons of country music. Once a place for young professionals to unwind after work, it is now the gathering place for barely legal college students (The Art Institute is a few blocks away). Wait time for a drink is about 20 minutes partially due to the "Cheech" bartender, who spends more time gossiping vociferously about every patron, than he does pouring a drink. Lunch has recently made an appearance, being served from 12-3 PM. The food is typical pub food. If you're looking for drama, overpriced drinks & gossip, this is the place for you. If you are just looking to unwind- skip this place. There are a few places around the vicinity to check out instead.
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