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We’ve compiled the best of the best in New York City - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.
Classy tipplers and well-dressed commuters pack into this Grand Central Terminal bar (especially during the evening rush), but you can still...Read More
This prototypical jazz club, tucked into a cellar in the Village since the 1940s, has been the haunt of legends like Thelonious Monk and Barbra...Read More
Warm summer nights and cold, frothy beers have been savored by locals for over 100 years at the Bohemian Hall & Beer Garden. With pitchers...Read More
Since the early 1800s, this watering hole (at one time also a bordello) has been a sturdy New York landmark in a rapidly changing downtown....Read More
Linger over lunch or a beer at this well-worn neighborhood bar and restaurant, a down-to-earth SoHo landmark that's been serving drinks (and...Read More
Single-malt scotch aficionados have a delicious dilemma trying to select from 200-plus varieties on the menu at Keens. Given its location just...Read More
A justly beloved 1906 Maxfield Parrish mural of "Old King Cole" himself, as well as his artful court (made famous by the 18th-century nursery...Read More
The elegance of cocktail culture from another era is alive and well at Lantern's Keep, an intimate lounge tucked behind the lobby of the Iroquois...Read More
One of New York's oldest saloons (established in 1854) and immortalized by New Yorker writer Joseph Mitchell, McSorley's is a must if you...Read More
The jazz institution that once featured big-name performers such as Dizzy Gillespie and Duke Ellington is now a sophisticated supper club with...Read More
The proudly unpretentious bi-level Old Town is redolent of old New York, which makes sense since it's been around since 1892. The low-key atmosphere...Read More
A historic landmark (where O. Henry was a loyal customer), this is one of the bars that claims—with its 1864 date—to be the oldest continuously...Read More
Head to this Broadway institution to drink in vintage Midtown Manhattan at the compact bar, surrounded by caricatures of theater, film, music...Read More
According to New York legend, writer Dylan Thomas drank himself to death in this historic West Village tavern founded in 1880. When the weather...Read More
This impeccably detailed Art Deco lounge opened in the 1930s and hosts jazz ensembles, blues acts, and jam sessions in the Zebra Room. The restaurant...Read More
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