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NeighbourhoodChinatown
Hours{'monday': '18:30-00:00', 'tuesday': '18:30-02:00', 'wednesday': '18:30-02:00', 'thursday': '18:30-02:00', 'friday': '18:30-02:00', 'saturday': '18:30-02:00', 'sunday': '18:30-00:00'}

Tip: First-come, first-served only, no reservations. Sundays through Thursdays brings live jazz, burlesque or brass starting around 21:00.

Location

Address: 9 Doyers Street, New York, NY 10013, New York City

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The Back Room ★ 4.2

$$Lower East Side{'monday': '18:00-01:00', 'tuesday': '18:00-02:00', 'wednesday': '18:00-02:00', 'thursday': '18:00-02:00', 'friday': '18:00-03:00', 'saturday': '18:00-03:00', 'sunday': '18:00-01:00'}

The Back Room on Norfolk Street is one of only two NYC speakeasies that actually ran during Prohibition. Drinks still arrive in teacups; the entrance goes through an alley toy-store front.

Tip: Walk through the iron gate alley off Norfolk between Delancey and Rivington. Reservations help on weekends; cash bar.

Mace ★ 4.5

$$$Greenwich Village{'monday': '16:00-00:00', 'tuesday': '16:00-00:00', 'wednesday': '16:00-00:00', 'thursday': '16:00-01:00', 'friday': '14:00-02:00', 'saturday': '12:00-02:00', 'sunday': '12:00-23:00'}

Mace, by Nico de Soto and Cocktail Kingdom's Greg Boehm, builds cocktails around a single hand-picked global spice. The room has stayed on the World's 50 Best for six years.

Tip: No reservations, walk in early. The spice-led menu rotates by ingredient, so ask the bartender for their pick of the season.

The Garret ★ 4.0

$$West Village{'monday': '16:00-01:00', 'tuesday': '16:00-01:00', 'wednesday': '16:00-01:00', 'thursday': '16:00-02:00', 'friday': '16:00-02:00', 'saturday': '12:00-02:00', 'sunday': '14:00-01:00'}

The Garret hides above the Bleecker Street Five Guys. Walk to the back of the burger counter, take the discreet stairs up to a 1920s parlor of cocktails and vintage couches.

Tip: Walk-in, no cover. Weeknights before 22:00 are the easiest entry; weekends you wait downstairs in burger order territory.

The Stonewall Inn ★ 4.5

$$West Village{'monday': '14:00-04:00', 'tuesday': '14:00-04:00', 'wednesday': '14:00-04:00', 'thursday': '14:00-04:00', 'friday': '14:00-04:00', 'saturday': '13:00-04:00', 'sunday': '13:00-04:00'}

The Stonewall Inn on Christopher Street is where the 1969 riots launched the modern Pride movement. Now a national monument and still a working bar with nightly drag and karaoke.

Tip: Drag bingo Tuesdays, karaoke Thursdays. Tourist-heavy on summer weekends; weeknights are easier and the regulars come out.

Cubbyhole ★ 4.6

$West Village{'monday': '16:00-02:00', 'tuesday': '16:00-02:00', 'wednesday': '16:00-02:00', 'thursday': '16:00-02:00', 'friday': '16:00-04:00', 'saturday': '14:00-04:00', 'sunday': '14:00-02:00'}

Cubbyhole, a tiny lesbian and queer corner bar on West 12th since 1994, packs a fishnet ceiling of stuffed-animal lanterns and a friendly bartender into one small room.

Tip: No cover, cash-friendly, $2 PBR pours. Get there before 22:00 on weekends or you wait in a line out the door.

Henrietta Hudson ★ 4.5

$$West Village{'monday': 'closed', 'tuesday': 'closed', 'wednesday': '18:00-02:00', 'thursday': '18:00-02:00', 'friday': '18:00-04:00', 'saturday': '18:00-04:00', 'sunday': '18:00-02:00'}

Henrietta Hudson on Hudson Street, founded in 1991, is the oldest standing queer-women bar in the country. The 2021 rebuild added a kitchen and back lounge.

Tip: Closed Monday and Tuesday. The Friday Cody Cunningham resident DJ set runs until 04:00; Saturday is the dance floor night.

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