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The Watering Hole
106 E. 19th St., New York, NY, 10003
nr. Park Ave. South
212-674-5783
| 1.0 | "Not Recommended" Average Reader Rating on a Scale of 10 |  |
Yeah, I concur, this place blows!
edgarfigaro from 11216 | Posted on 3/21/09
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It USED to be great. I don't know what the write up is talking about. All the charm is GONE. It's way too trendy for it's own good, all the way down to being rude and kicking out random patrons for no good explainable reason. All the cool waitresses and bartenders are gone, so is the rockin' DJs who KNEW what proper rotation was. I'd say the best part of this place is the doorway, seen from the inside because most likely you're walking out and never coming back! 100% horrible. We miss you Art.
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No-name brunette will have you kicked out!
EJK from 08816 | Posted on 3/30/08
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This place used to be excellent (when it was TracyJ's). However, we quickly found out differently! My girlfriend grabbed us each a drink and we watched Karaoke (which was actually kind of fun) and seat at the bar became available. We asked the guy next to us if he knew anyone sitting here, he said no. My girlfriend sat down. But, there was a jacket on the chair. Some random lady came back ten minutes later and told my girlfriend to get up; she didn't ask at all. We told her that we didn't know anyone was sitting there. She then said she would have us kicked out. I told my girlfriend to get up and as she did the woman waved over the bouncer. This all happened within a matter of minutes. The lady must have had some connection because we were told to leave. When I asked why, no one could give me any answers. Not to mention the bouncer treated us as if we caused a real problem. Overall, we were kicked out of not just the seat but the entire bar, and rudely. At TWH you practically have to walk on broken glass.
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