Eavesdrop is a listening bar in Greenpoint, New York City.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Front bar is walk-in; the back listening room takes Resy. Sunday afternoons run an analogue-only Sounds session from 14:00.
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Address: 674 Manhattan Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11222, New York City
Upstairs at Public Records is the intimate listening lounge and cocktail bar, separate from the downstairs Sound Room. Vegetarian kitchen, natural wine.
TipWalk in or Resy for tables. Weeknights are the calmer listening sessions; weekends share the door with downstairs club bookings.
All Blues on Walker Street is Yuji Fukushima's Japanese-style listening bar opened 2024. A front cocktail room and a back listening theatre, vinyl only.
TipClosed Sunday and Monday. Tuesday through Saturday from 18:00; reserve via Resy for the back listening theatre.
Welcome to the Johnsons on Rivington is the deliberate 1970s rec-room dive opened 1999, with brown couches, a pool table and the cheapest pint in the LES.
TipOpen 15:30 Mon-Fri, noon Saturday and Sunday, closes at 04:00 every night. PBR and a shot for $5 most hours.
Lucy's on Avenue A is Polish-born Lucy Anderson's dive, run by the same family for decades. Two billiards tables, a jukebox and the friendliest bartender.
TipLucy reopened in March 2025 after a brief closure. Cash preferred, no kitchen, but she will tell you a story for free.
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TipOpens 15:00, runs to 04:00. Cash-friendly, jukebox heavy on Tom Waits, the back has Skee Ball and a pool table.
Doc Holliday's on Avenue A and 9th has been the East Village honky-tonk since 1994. Country jukebox, pool table, Lone Star Tall Boys and a saloon-style door.
TipOpens noon, runs to 04:00 every day. Cash preferred before 21:00, $3 PBRs at the Tuesday-night happy hour.
