McSorley's is a Cooper Union landmark that first opened its doors around the Civil War. It is one of the former operating bars in the city. McSorley's serves two unique beers, McSorley's Lager and McSorley's Cream Stock Ale, and they are served two mugs at a time. Inside, you'll find sawdust on the floor and historic bric-à-brac alongside photos and news clippings. The menu is decent, with delectable appetizers such as hearty cheese plates. Just be sure to keep the pub's centuries-old motto in mind: Be Good or Be Gone!
The Winslow takes inspiration from the quintessential British public house to bring you a relaxed space for drinking, eating and having a good time. The drink selection at the bar is exhaustive and features everything from premium gins from around the world to English beers. Besides this, there's also a delightful selection of cocktails on offer. Food at The Winslow receives as much attention as the tipples, and features of full menu of traditional as well as modern British fare. From the classic fish and chips to chicken curry pie and grilled New York steak. The glass-fronted space features rich use of woods, from the wall-paneling to the rustic furniture. Chandeliers and ornate sconces add a nice touch to the proceedings. Check website for more.
Inspired by the oyster barges that were a popular sight floating along the Manhattan waterfront in the 18th and 19th Centuries, Grand Banks is a seafood restaurant and bar on the Hudson River. Step aboard the historic schooner Sherman Zwicker to enjoy a delicious and fresh seafood meal with the beautiful New York harbor skyline as the backdrop. Enjoy delicious oyster platters, lobster rolls, scallops, and a variety of small plates at this restaurant. Drop by just early so you can catch the beautiful sunset as you sip on one of their craft cocktails or a beer.
A friendly venue to enjoy drinks and food with friends, The Malt House FiDi is a popular tavern-style bar serving delicious cocktails and craft beers along with classic American fare intended to comfort and regale. Featuring a glittering interior which is equal parts elegant and comfortable, the establishment is known for its inviting atmosphere and tasteful drinks. The happy hours offer fantastic food and drink options. Guests can unwind and relax as they relish their cool and delicious spirits and beers paired with some delectable bites. Pick from delights like jerk chicken tacos, Southern fried chicken, Ahi tuna, braised pork sliders, and loaded nachos among others. The staff is attentive and polite. The restaurant also offers space for private events and banquets.
Juke Bar
Juke Bar is a trendy spin-off of the early 20th-century Southern juke haunts which were vivacious spots of that era. This subterranean cocktail bar and lounge has a vintage and cozy look to it with its fireplace, wooden elements, old signboards and radios. Here, you will find DJs spinning eclectic music that ranges from jazz to R&B. The bar features specialty cocktails, whiskey from local distilleries, and draft brews on tap. Enjoy their happy hours with delicious bites.
Boobie Trap is a local bar and restaurant located in Bushwick, Brooklyn. Catering to the young, hipster crowd, the bar is complete with strong language, kitschy odds and ends and other pop culture references. A good place to relax with friends over a drink, lounge and play some jenga; the bar has a very casual, relaxed vibe. The menu features standard pub and bar food favorites like pulled pork, mac and cheese, sandwiches and burgers. Drinks are reasonably priced and happy hour is quite busy. The tongue-in-cheek, veering towards adult humor isn't for everyone, but if you enjoy a local dive bar with a fun atmosphere and a good selection of drinks, Boobie Trap is worth a try. For details, visit the website.
Claudia's
We specialize in traditional, Guatemalan-American cuisine, unique cocktails, and service that'll make you feel right at home!
