
Pool, Pinball and Pickle Martinis in Manhattan
A leopard-print pool table anchors a Lower East Side dive that opened in 1916. In the East Village, a casual neighborhood hangout pairs rotating seasonal daiquiris with retro pub plates, including spice bags.


169 Bar pairs a leopard-print pool table with the original pickle martini. Indoor palm trees reflect its 1970s New Orleans decor. This Lower East Side dive opened in 1916. Beyond the barroom, seating extends to the backyard and covered street area. Happy hour runs from 2 to 7 PM. The bar is 21+. It closes at 4 AM daily.
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At 75 East 7th Street, Big Bar offers an intimate setting for unhurried drinks and conversation. Low red lighting sets the room's relaxed mood. The bar opens at 5 PM daily. It closes at 4 AM on Friday and Saturday, and at 2 AM Sunday through Thursday.
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Bar Snack pairs rotating seasonal daiquiris with retro pub plates, including spice bags. Orange stools line the wooden bar in this casual East Village room. The drinks list also includes wine and beer. Friday and Saturday hours run from 2 PM to 2 AM.
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Barcade pairs token-operated classics like Pac-Man and Donkey Kong with five pinball machines in a large Chelsea space. The bar serves craft beer and smash burgers. Rock, metal and alternative music play over a club-style sound system. Admission is free. Bring photo ID for entry. Friday and Saturday hours run from noon to 4 AM.
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