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Founded by Rodney Dangerfield in 1969 this comedy venue is the oldest in the country, and the only one in the city without a drink minimum.
Upper East Side
1118 1st Ave.
(at 61st St.)
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-/10
An underground temple to eating and imbibing below Grand Central.
Midtown East
Grand Central Station
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-/10
An elegant and sophisticated slice of classic New York. Enjoying a perfect martini while soaking in the sounds of an 11 piece orchestra featured on Saturday nights is an experience well worth the $30 cover.
Midtown West
156 56th St. (CitySpire Centre)
(at 7th Ave.)
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-/10
A true New York classic. A martini here is second to none. The mural outside is a commission of Ludwig Bemelman, the author of the children's book series Madeline.
Upper East Side
35 E. 76th St.
(at Madison Ave.)
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-/10
A small Morrocan lounge beneath the bistro Jacques.
NoLita
20 Prince St.
(btwn Elizabeth & Mott)
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-/10
A landmark bar famous for it's important role in the gay rights movement. In 1969 it was raided by plainclothes police officers, but the patrons fought back sparking the Stonewall riots, a crucial turning point in the gay right movement. **Reopened and under new management**
West Village
53 Christopher St.
(at 7th Ave.)
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7/10
DUMBO
19 Old Fulton St.
(btwn Front and Water St.)
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-/10
Prospect Heights
386 Flatbush Ave
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-/10
Upper West Side
10 Columbus Circle
(btwn 58th & 60th)
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-/10
Midtown East
21 E. 16th St.
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-/10
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