Old Town Bar

Gastropub · Gramercy

"Old Town doesn't go overboard with the Christmas decorations, but the holiday spirit is definitely alive at the bar. This is one of New York's great old taverns, dating back to 1892, and a very reliable Union Square go-to for lowkey drinks, a simple burger, and a handsome mahogany bar. It's big, too, so there shouldn't be too much trouble finding a seat." - Eater Staff, Laine Doss

NYC Restaurants and Pop-Up Bars Decked Out for the Holidays

45 E 18th St, New York, NY 10003 Get directions

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