| Pub |
Comments |
Location |
NEW YORK
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| Blarney Stone |
Mixed US sports and pretend Irish bric-a-brac crowds the walls of this friendly Irish bar, which had a genuine Irish barman when I visited. Food is served from a small counter at the front.
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6th Avenue / 32nd Street |
| Diner on the Corner |
A pleasant small bar serving a few domestic brews on draft is situated in the corner of this large diner. The breakfasts are good.
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Broadway / W 32nd Street |
| Landmark Tavern |
I happened upon this gem as I was leaving the Intrepid Sea Air and Space Museum. The traditional interior has a tiled floor and very nice dark wood panelling. There is also a restaurant area behind. I had an extremely nice IPA from the New Amsterdam Brewery.
This bar is used as a location in the TV series Spin City. |
11th Avenue / 46th Street |
| Snug Harbor Center |
Not really a bar, but when I went to an open air concert here (Jethro Tull) the beer tent was serving some excellent brews from the New York Harbor Brewery. |
Richmond Terrace, Staten Island |
| Times Square Brewery |
 There was a small ground level bar and then a much larger restaurant upstairs with an entertaining view of the frantic traffic. Beers brewed on the premises included a rather fine Bock. Excellent food and prompt service despite them being extremely busy. I'm not sure what the Concord on top was for!
This bar has now been demolished.
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Times Square / 42nd Street |
| Viva Pancho |
The small bar at the front of this excellent Mexican restaurant serves only bottled beers. |
Broadway / 44th Street |
NIAGARA FALLS
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| Arterial |
The neon sign was broken on the front of this dodgy-looking bar so I may have got the name wrong.
Recently I have been in receipt of a message from this bar, objecting to my "dodgy-looking" remark and telling me that this is a "clean, well respected restaurant and lounge". Not having been in I can't comment on that but I stick by my description of the outside. |
Niagara / 4th |
| Players |
A plain clean and tidy pub with pool table and
miniature ten-pin at the rear. Two draughts include
Michelob, plus the usual range of domestic bottles. |
Niagara / 4th |
| Press Box |
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Niagara / 4th |
| Prism's |
This typical hotel bar in the Days Inn is only open
Fridays and Saturdays in the off season. |
Main Road |
There was a small ground level bar and then a much larger restaurant upstairs with an entertaining view of the frantic traffic. Beers brewed on the premises included a rather fine Bock. Excellent food and prompt service despite them being extremely busy. I'm not sure what the Concord on top was for!