Found a glitch in the Tribeca matrix. Surrounded by $25 craft cocktails and organic kale salads…read moresits Nancy Whiskey Pub--a beautiful, glorious oasis of cheap drinks, neon lights, and bathroom graffiti. Established in 1967, and I'm pretty sure the vibe hasn't changed a single bit since. ​The place was absolutely packed wall-to-wall, but real talent knows how to navigate a crowd when there's a pint of Guinness and a plate of buffalo wings waiting on the other side. ​This spot is legendary for its shuffleboard table--no bumpers, pure skill, and zero room for error. Rumor has it they also roll out an inflatable pool on the sidewalk when the New York summer heat gets disrespectful, which is exactly the kind of unhinged energy I respect. ​If you need me, I'll be under the jukebox mapping out my professional shuffleboard career. ​ 1 Lispenard St, New York, NY

Once again we walk and walk and then we are thirsty. Stumbled upon Nancy's Whiskey Pub…read more We were not disappointed. Drinks were delicious and staff so much fun!

Joe is great and a delight to be served by. Wonderful place for drinking, cavorting and billiards.read more

Bartenders are rude won't be coming back. Also, it's hot and muggy in here . A lot of better…read more options

I love this place! It's sleek and quiet during the day, but I'm sure this place looks great at…read morenight too. Our waitress was awesome and attentive, but not over bearing. Perfect. Ordered a glass of champagne and a Prosecco Rosè; both delicious. The burger was top notch I'm afraid. the calamari chefs kiss! And the espresso was jet fuel. I would ten out of ten recommend this place to tourists or locals alike.

We ate dinner here last night and sat at one of the outside tables. I started with a Surfside tea…read moreand my husband had a cocktail which he enjoyed. He started with six oysters from the happy hour menu. While he said they were good, they were the smallest oysters I ever recall seeing. He had one of the burgers and upgraded to truffle parm fries. I tried a couple and didn't get the flavor that much considering they upcharged $4.00 for it! I had the hammered chicken which was good but felt like it was lacking flavor. It was super plain and I had higher hopes for the dish. I would not order it again.

I like dive bars, but this place was gross. The glass ware smelled like stale cigarettes and the…read morebartender blew his nose into a paper towe and immediately returned to making drinks without washing his hands. DISGUSTING!

STEPH JUDGEMENT: The perfect East Village dive bar…read more The hubby and I were on our way to the Double Down Saloon when we spotted this place on Google Maps. We were intrigued by the name and reviews describing it as a "punk rock" dive bar. It was about 4pm when we got there, and there were a few patrons taking a break from the heat. We were looking for a dive and we found it: small and dark, festooned with graffiti and stickers, and there was indeed punk rock playing--perfect. We bellied up to the bar and my eyes went right to the frozen margarita machine--yes, please. It was heaven on a 95+ degree day. The hubby got a beer and bourbon. The drinks were cheap and the bartender was nice, even gamely posing for a drawing I did of him on a Post-It that went up with all the other little drawings behind the bar. Definitely a worthy stop.

Nothing like enjoying a cheap Quinnie (aka Narragansett) in a place that is kinda dark, playing…read moregood music, and an easy spot to have a beer at on a Wednesday afternoon. Go. Enjoy the place. Be patient if busy. But most importantly, tip your bartender.

Dive bar! Affordable drinks. Punk rock blasting. Place was fully decorated for Halloween. They…read morehave a juke box as well.

If you want a packed, bro-y bar that's noisy and obnoxious, you'll love it here. I did not, and my…read moregroup left pretty quickly.

I am stuck going here once a month because I have a close friend with nostalgia for the bar that…read moreused to be here and can't seem to move on. This is basically the worst watering hole I have ever experienced in NYC, and I am a regular (and yes, I realize it is a dive). Why this is so terrible: - In the summer there are mosquitos biting you outside - Limited selection of drinks (when compared to other dives) - Always crazy crowded - even on the weekdays - Frequently broken furniture Any good things: - Drinks are cheap - Cool people like this bar

Stepping into this dark intimate speakeasy in Tribeca is a perfect find for a girls night out…read more Saint Tuesday has live jazz and hand-crafted cocktails with in house-made ingredients. Once you find the entrance, you're immersed into an underground world where the rush of the city melts away. Tell your server what your flavor of choice is and the mixologist will create something for you. Don't like it? No worries, they will try again. We don't visit while there were any bands, but if you like jazz and good drinks, this is definitely a spot to try! Definitely recommend reservations for this place and give yourself sometime to find it.. almost guaranteed you won't find it the first time you look. Lentz_explore

Speakeasy jazz bar located pretty far underground the Walker hotel. Entrance is to the side of the…read morehotel. The vibe inside is cool and rustic. The jazz band playing was great and the noise level was just right, you could actually hear people talking next to you. Drinks are $22+. Had an espresso martini and it was very good. They had some light snacks though I didn't try any. Came for an event so unsure if they ever have a cover charge. Not accessible by elevator and stairs are the only option (as far as I know). One of the cooler jazz venues in the city. Bartenders were very cool and kind.

A true NY dive bar, we had such a great night! Not much seating inside, literally 8 spots at the…read morebar and two small cocktail tables so I'm happy it was nice enough to sit outside. David's is in the heart of Chinatown so this is a great place to people watch. Drinks are pretty affordable, would definitely like to come back for Happy Hour but very cute and will be back!

We randomly found this bar after having dinner in the neighborhood. It's a true dive bar that feels…read morelike you're hanging out at a friend's basement. The walls are fully decorated with Polaroid photos and they even have a free self-camera, which is fun. I started off with the Purple Nurple ($16), which was a cutesy butterfly pea cocktail. Then I caught the bartender refilling the jar of lychees and had to get a Lychee Martini ($16) for my next drink. This was delicious, but I guess you can't go wrong with lychee though. Overall, very chill vibes and friendly atmosphere --a real hole in the wall spot.