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Landmark rustic pub's charm still intact. Old-school patrons and birds looking for lively talk make it worth a beer or three, selected from a fairly impressive variety of brews. Energetic and historic, kind of like your favorite grandpa. Dates back to the Civil War and once claimed O. Henry as its alcoholic writer-in-residence. Huge, gut-filling portions of upscale bar food make the summer sidewalk tables a hot Gramercy commodity.
Leave it to a couple of economists to find a way to complicate the simple act of ordering a beer. Follow that ticker back behind the bar, because it's telling you the price of a tipple, based on de... read more
Welcoming spot, once a Stillman set, happily unchanged over the last hundred years. Retains some blue collar appeal through dilapidated charm and enchanting, lofty ceilings. Much-needed beers acqui... read more
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