
4 East Village Stops Near East 7th Street For Belgian Beer, Pints And Coffee
Belgian ales at a whisper-quiet beer hall, pints under game screens, French baguettes and coffee by the historic Gem Spa corner on East 7th Street. Gregorian chants play among oil paintings and pew-style tables, and the sports pub welcomes outside food.


Burp Castle brings its “Temple of Beer Worship” theme to 41 East 7th Street. Oil paintings and tables styled like church pews shape the room. Gregorian chants accompany a rotating selection of Belgian ales, lambics, wheat beers and pilsners. Keep conversation to a whisper under the bar's silence code.
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At 43 East 7th Street, Standings pours beer from twelve taps. Mets memorabilia decorates a room with ten bar stools and four tables. Ten small screens show the games without background music. The bar serves no food, so you can bring something to eat while you watch.
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Le Petit Parisien serves French sandwiches and pastries at 32 East 7th Street. Crusty baguettes come unheated, with options including classic jambon-beurre and the Jeanne D'Arc with artichokes and mushrooms. Smaller baguettinis carry goat cheese, tomato and arugula. French onion soup and eclairs round out the menu at this tiny shop.
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Poetica Coffee brings Uzbek hospitality to the historic Gem Spa corner at 131 Second Avenue. Pair coffee or a chai latte with a blueberry scone. Local art and pothos plants fill the vintage interior. Take a free banned book from the shelf, or order the 451 drink to support efforts against book bans. Seating is limited. There is no public bathroom.
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