
Four New York Bars From Literary Hangouts to Sports Screens
Choose a bar for the night. Compare literary surroundings, technical cocktails, sports broadcasts and French bistro food.


Red velvet and Soviet themed decor frame a literary hangout at KGB Bar. The former speakeasy spans three floors, with readings and live music among its offerings. Check the current program before planning around a performance.
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Cocktails are organized by technique at this Lower East Side lounge. Dave Arnold designed the drinks, with methods ranging from carbonation to nitro muddling. Small plates accompany the menu.
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Game broadcasts with sound and 100 inch screens define this East Village sports bar. Craft cocktails, pub bites and an outdoor patio offer alternatives to the main viewing room. Confirm the broadcast before choosing a game night.
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French bistro classics and burgers anchor this historic Greenwich Village tavern. The MacDougal Street venue combines a bar with restaurant dining and also offers brunch. Choose it when food is part of the evening.
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