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Pete's Tavern Bar & Pub ·$$

Open and virtually unchanged since 1864, this homey destination attracts tourists as well as its share of locals. With a long attractive bar, wooden booths and well-drawn pints of beer, it is a comfortable stalwart in an ever-changing world. The menu features the usual selection of pub fare, including burgers and steaks, and also a large selection of Italian dishes and seafood. However, this is much more than just a local bar, and its location near Gramercy Park ensures a mostly upscale crowd. After work, it can be difficult getting a table or a stool at the bar.

Website: petestavern.com

Phone: (212) 473-7676

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of E 18th St and Irving Pl

Open now

  • Wed 12:00 PM - 2:00 AM

129 E 18th St New York, NY 10003 ·348.36 mi

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Amenities

  • Wifi
  • Business center
  • Accessible

Reviews

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3.5 854 reviews
5 star
244 4 star
268 3 star
160 2 star
93 1 star
90
Jessica S. 10/05/26

I've been here 100 times, but Jesus somehow made today even better. Such a great waiter. Can't wait to see him at @petes soon!

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Jamie B. 10/15/26

Wow. Stellar experience. First, anything after 4, regardless the day, good luck. It's packed. You'll find something for sure but it's nuts. Good energy and intense atmosphere. Sat at the bar and...

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Sarah P. 09/19/26

Being English and living in Miami, I crave history and heritage. Whilst being in New York working, I wanted to fill my down time with worthwhile jaunts, and this was 100 per cent one of them. I...

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Dogba B. 07/26/26

Apparently Mom and Dad took me out for Saturday night drinks at a former Prohibition-era speakeasy and neglected to mention this rather important detail to the Research Department. Pete's Tavern...

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Meredith R. 07/24/26

As a child you likely read The Gift of the Magi, a classic story of an impoverished couple and their selfless acts of love. ANYWAY ... O. Henry wrote it here, the site of NYC's oldest...

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