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McSorley's

Latest Articles Tagged "McSorley's"

Food

McSorley's Old Ale House Reopens, Serving Food & Growlers To Go

The bar will be open every day from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. over the next two weeks, and then reassess based on the city's reopening plans.

By

Ben Yakas


Food

What It Was Like Growing Up In McSorley's, One Of NYC's Oldest Bars

We caught up with Bartholomew to chat about the utility of sawdust, WWI-era wishbones, and the future of McSorley's Old Ale House.

By

Jake Offenhartz


Food

'Rat Activity' Shutters McSorley's

Looks like they shouldn't have banned Minnie the cat!

By

Nell Casey


Arts & Entertainment

Here's What Manhattan Looked Like On St. Patrick's Day

When we checked in, most East Village pubs weren't that full. Shocking!

By

Scott Lynch


Food

Remembering How McSorley's Banned Women Until 1970

Even the female owner couldn't go inside.

By

Jen Carlson


Arts & Entertainment

The 10 Best Tourist Spots Every New Yorker Should Visit

In this city, not every guidebook highlight is as brutal as Times Square, and there are plenty of popular pilgrimages worth checking out from time to time. Here are our favorites.

By

Rebecca Fishbein


Food

Celebrate McSorley's Old Ale House Birthday Today!

Venerable East Village bar McSorley's Old Ale House turns 158 today! It shouldn't be too hard to think of a way to celebrate...

By

John Del Signore


Food

Pawwww: Minnie The Cat Comments On McSorley's Ban

Yesterday, we were very sad to report on a cat-astrophe at

By

Ben Yakas


Food

How Unfur: DOH Bans Minnie The Cat From McSorley's!

skyliner72's flickr With a heavy heart, we regret to inform you

By

Ben Yakas


Food

You Could (And Should) Be Drinking at McSorley's Today

Woody Guthrie at McSorley's in 1943 Today is the 157th (or

By

John Del Signore


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