Best open bars Greenwich Village New York City (US) near you

Visitors usually stay up to 2.5 hours here.

The friendly neighborhood bar for all. Serving the West Village and NYC since 1994.

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Vol de Nuit is most popular around 10 PM on Fridays. It's most quiet on Tuesdays.

The bar, which opened in 1995, is contemporary with d.b.a. and Blind Tiger Ale House, but unlike those early specialists, Vol de Nuit’s list has hardly expanded with the times. While other bars focus on esoteric microbrews and special-edition pours, Belgian-only Vol de Nuit remains one of the city’s coziest hops havens.

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Visitors usually stay up to 3 hours here.

We are a busy darts and sports Bar we are also a big soccer bar. home of NY Tottenham Hotspur Supporters club.

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While exploring the history of the area of the original location, we found that was considered at one time, and still by some, to be the northern boundary of Gramercy. the name, “Gramercy", is an Anglicization of "CROMESSIE", itself DERIVED FROM THE DUTCH, KROM MESJE, OR "LITTLE CROOKED KNIFE" the name of a small brook or stream meandering like a 'CROOKED LITTLE KNIFE’ or 'CROM MESSIE.'... the descision was made to drop the 'little'... and 'THE CROOKED KNIFE" was born!!

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Visitors usually stay up to 3 hours here.

Located on the crossroads of 7th Avenue & Christopher Street, Cellar Dog carries the torch of an old village staple. Featuring nightly Jazz performances, billiards, ping pong, and classic board games, Cellar Dog offers late night options fo all. Featuring a wide selection of draft beer, canned, and wines.

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Visitors usually stay up to 2.5 hours here.

We are a Village Landmark, opened in 1972 as the First all Male Bar to open after the 1969 Stonewall Riots. We have been dedicated to the LGBTQ community since inception and we continue to stand with our community. We strongly urge you to come visit us as well as all of Christopher St and the West Village . Help support the businesses that help pave the way for Gay Rights.

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