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Greenwich Village Speakeasy Chumley's Reportedly Closed For Good

Chumley's will reportedly become the latest NYC institution to shutter during the pandemic.

By

Ben Yakas


Food

Photos: Chumley's 2.0 Makes Its Grand Re-Debut In The West Village

After years of NIMBY blockades and delays, the legendary speakeasy has finally reopened with a spiffy new look and prices to match.

By

Nell Casey


Food

Literature, Murder & Prohibition: A History Of Legendary West Village Speakeasy Chumley's

The bar's most recent struggles with bureaucratic roadblocks, housing code nightmares and NIMBY lawsuits are just a piece of the bar's long, colorful history.

By

Jake Offenhartz


Food

Legendary West Village Speakeasy Chumley's Will Reopen In September

The new "Chumley's on steroids will have leather banquettes, French-oak tables, and fancy bar food and cocktails.

By

Nell Casey


Food

Classic West Village Bar Chumley's Is Coming Back—With $15 Cocktails

"The neighborhood has changed down there and we needed to consider that."

By

Nell Casey


Food

"We're Dreading It": West Village Locals Futilely Fight Chumley's Reopening

"I don't know of anyone in the neighborhood who's looking forward to this."

By

Roxie Pell


Food

Long-Shuttered West Village Speakeasy Chumley's Makes One More Push To Reopen

The bar and its supporters will appear in front of the Community Board Two SLA Committee to plead their case for the approval of an application for a liquor license.

By

Nell Casey


Food

West Village Bar Chumley's Given NIMBY Death Row Pardon By Judge

Saving one 86-year-old spot seems like a small victory, to say the least.

By

Rebecca Fishbein


Food

Judge Tells West Village NIMBYs To Drop Suit Against Chumley's

Because they probably won't win.

By

Nell Casey


Food

Chumley's Neighbors Sue To Keep Legendary Speakeasy From Reopening

A group of locals have sued the SLA to revoke the iconic bar's liquor license.

By

Nell Casey


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