Top 7 Drinking Spots in Upper West Side, NY, New York, New York
With “Bar Tour of the Upper West Side” sample a cross section from NYC’s great gamut of drinking establishments, including a Belgian Brasserie, a wine bar, Irish pubs, and one dive - just for fun! These spots offer something a little extra, like craft beers, inspirational artwork, a chance to play the house DJ and super-friendly faces.
George Keeley has a fiercely loyal clientele and staff that proudly boasts this is the best place to work. Saddle up to the bar or tuck in at a table. The service is friendly and helpful with ready smiles and great advice about what’s buzzing in town. Help yourself to the free popcorn or count the empty Jameson bottles (99 perhaps) that decorate the storefront. A full kitchen downstairs offers a menu of wraps, burgers, and wings. Flat screens throughout feature local and international sports. Taps are rotated constantly, ensuring variety for even the most regular patron.
If you visit Hi-Life Bar and Grill on your birthday, you get the usual complimentary dessert and a t-shirt with “NY” set in a martini glass graphic. Based on the Canadian movie of the same name, this bar and grill has great food specials, a full bar, and laidback vibe. If you have an iPod, throw it on the dock for 15 minutes of fame as your personal soundtrack pumps through the entire bar. Choose a table in the side atrium for a great people-watching view. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
George Keeley has a fiercely loyal clientele and staff that proudly boasts this is the best place to work. Saddle up to the bar or tuck in at a table. The service is friendly and helpful with ready smiles and great advice about what’s buzzing in town. Help yourself to the free popcorn or count the empty Jameson bottles (99 perhaps) that decorate the storefront. A full kitchen downstairs offers a menu of wraps, burgers, and wings. Flat screens throughout feature local and international sports. Taps are rotated constantly, ensuring variety for even the most regular patron.
If you visit Hi-Life Bar and Grill on your birthday, you get the usual complimentary dessert and a t-shirt with “NY” set in a martini glass graphic. Based on the Canadian movie of the same name, this bar and grill has great food specials, a full bar, and laidback vibe. If you have an iPod, throw it on the dock for 15 minutes of fame as your personal soundtrack pumps through the entire bar. Choose a table in the side atrium for a great people-watching view. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: Top 7 Drinking Spots in Upper West Side, NY
Guide Location: USA » New York
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Gpsmycity Writer
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Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
Guide Location: USA » New York
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Gpsmycity Writer
Read it on Author's Website: https://www.gpsmycity.com/articles/74-top-9-drinking-spots-in-upper-west-side-ny.html
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
- George Keeley
- Hi Life Bar & Grill
- The Dead Poet
- Jake's Dilemma
- Amsterdam Ale House
- Dive 75
- Bin 71
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