Sip Rare Whiskeys, Then Shoot Pool in Brooklyn
Explore unusual bottles with help from the staff and owner, then trade a low-lit room for the company of pub regulars. Travel Bar closes Sundays and Mondays, while Feeney's Pub keeps later hours all week.
Brooklyn Bar Pairing
Court Street After Dark
Travel Bar pairs rare whiskeys with barrel-aged cocktails in a narrow, low-lit Brooklyn room. Staff and the owner help drinkers navigate the shelves and find unusual labels. Small plates are available alongside beer and wine. Friday and Saturday hours run from 4:00 PM to 1:00 AM the next day. Tuesday through Thursday, it opens at 5:00 PM and closes at midnight. The bar is closed on Sundays and Mondays.
Fifth Avenue After Midnight
Pool and darts share the bill at Feeney's Pub. The bar hosts pool tournaments and runs specials. Staff and regulars shape the unpretentious neighborhood atmosphere. Monday through Saturday, it stays open until 4:00 AM the following morning. Sunday's closing time is 2:00 AM on Monday. Guinness is one option at the bar, where free hot dogs occasionally make an appearance late at night.
Two Ways to Settle In
Travel Bar puts the bottle selection at the center of the evening, with staff helping drinkers explore rare whiskeys and barrel-aged cocktails. Feeney's Pub builds its appeal around pool, darts, and the familiar company of staff and regulars. The contrast is in what holds your attention, exploring the shelves at the first, sharing games at the second. Both have a neighborhood character, expressed through guidance over drinks at Travel Bar and an unpretentious atmosphere at Feeney's Pub.
