A Narrow Times Square Dive Bar With Boxing Walls
Drinking shoulder to shoulder under framed boxing memorabilia, with budget pints right off the Times Square crush.
🪑 Old School Texture
Jimmy's Corner runs on a narrow brief, cold drinks, boxing history, and the easy friction of a packed room. Framed fight memorabilia climbs the walls on West 44th Street, tap handles crowd the back bar, and a pink drink lands on the scuffed wood. The room feels dim, lived in, and instantly social.
Jimmy Glenn, a legendary boxing figure, founded the bar in 1971, and Adam Glenn runs the operation today. Seating is limited, and most nights the crowd stands shoulder to shoulder. The bar pours beer, wine, spirits, and sodas with no food menu at all, which makes dinner a separate stop. Thursday through Saturday the doors stay open until 4:00 AM.
Bring a friend who likes old New York texture, claim a slim stretch of bar, and let the memorabilia carry the conversation. The 4.6 rating across 2,292 reviews tracks the appeal, low fuss, high energy, and inexpensive pints a few steps from Times Square.
