Common Country Bar

Went here at a whim to have a good girls weekend - met with so much hospitality! Riley the bartender was amazing and put up with our stupid cheers toast to shots! Great place, amazing drinks, friendly service. A taste of Nashville in NYC!

Common Country is the best country bar in NYC — great music, strong drinks, and an unbeatable vibe. Whether you’re dancing, drinking, or just hanging out, it’s always a good time. Feels like Nashville in the heart of the city

Recently checked this spot out on a Friday night.. loved the live band, they were on 1030 to midnight (1030 is when we got there) Small spot, 23-30 crowd, drinks are stupid expensive, coed bathrooms. Would recommend. Good job common ground Line outside formed around midnight (best part of the night was the band playing modern country with hints of different genres)

I can’t express my disappointment with this place. Being a southern country girl in New York, I’m always looking for good country food. I saw this new bar get established recently and went in on a hot day looking for some sweet tea. All country bars at least have sweet tea. No sweet tea. No hushpuppies. Not even any bread pudding. Okay, it’s a bar, maybe it has southern beers. Nope! Just put up some country decor and basic country pop music. What a disappointment.

I’m reading so many reviews from people and I feel like I had to throw my two cents in. I’ve been here three times in the past few months and each time there was country music playing the entire time. I’ve never heard anything other than that play. The live performers they have are always bringing their own energy which is great. Luke at the door is always great and very welcoming and has a great attitude toward everyone. While I haven’t experienced a long wait at the door, I have seen a long line on my way out but I attribute that to fire department capacity laws and at the end of the day you don’t want to sardine everyone inside because it becomes a truly unpleasant and hazardous experience. I’m glad this bar has opened in NYC. Can’t wait to be back!

this venue is great! they offer line dancing on tuesday, staff is great, and very attentive. wanted to check out the new spot, and it did not disappoint! 🤠 a great new third spot to be a regular at.

Absolutely love this spot! If Post Malone was an establishment it would be Common Country. NYC needed a little modern country influence and this spot nails the classy-country aesthetic. The live music is a great touch and I like that it transitions to a DJ set later on. You get to enjoy well made drinks, a lively atmosphere, and some honky-tonk vibes.

Common Country Bar is IT. The food? Delicious — get the chicken Caesar wrap and thank me later. The drinks? Top-tier (espresso martinis and whiskey shots on repeat). Service is so friendly and fast, and the whole place just beautiful and cute! Vibes were immaculate from live music to DJ — 10/10 night out!

I wish I took photos of this cute country bar. It's like Nashville but city vibes. The music was loud but we also got there at 5 to eat on a Saturday night so it made sense.. we were joining the party! Really tho thank you so much to the team for my date missed his train causing us to be late to the reservation. The host really helped me out and we were still able to get a table. It was a barrel set up kind of table so we ended up eating at the bar instead... which was nice! Big screen TV to watch the basketball game. The live music is what we came for and both singers were great and the in between DJ also played great hits. All around would recommend to check this spot out with friends or a date because it was an intimate setting, dim lights, great music, and great staff from security at front all the way to the bartenders.

I can't express my disappointment with this place. Being a southern country girl in New York, I'm always looking for good country food. I saw this new bar get established recently and went in on a hot day looking for some sweet tea. All country bars at least have sweet tea. No sweet tea. No hushpuppies. Not even any bread pudding. Okay, it's a bar, maybe it has southern beers. Nope! Just put up some country decor and basic country pop music. What a disappointment.

I've gone to this bar twice now and loved the music both times! It's cute because it's on the smaller side, but that kind of adds to the ambience in a way. I guess New York isn't as into country music as Nashville, for example. But it does seem like this place could fill up. My second time here I saw Cole Swindell, he popped in after a concert. it was so fun! Also, some of the security guards are kind of cute lol.

Loved this place! Went here on a country bar crawl. Had live music which was awesome. Loved the set up of the back area with ledges that you can sit or stand on. Was pretty busy and a little slow to get drinks but not terrible. Would absolutely go back!

Great experience! Went for my birthday and we all had a great time! Food was amazing! Thank you!

Terrible experience. Terrible service & was charged regular price during happy hour. Contacted res via email, instagram, and phone and still haven't heard back. Wouldn't recommend at all.

Undoubtedly the worst bar experience ever. Upon arrival I greeted the bartender and did not get any greeting back, she simply asked what can I get you? I asked for a margarita and then asked if it was happy hour and the drinks for 2 for 1. She said yes so I asked if I could get two margaritas instead. My cousin then asked for 2 margaritas as well but with tajin rim. She comes back with two margaritas and then proceeds to charge me over $30 for the two drinks. We asked if this was the happy hour price and she said yes the margaritas are $14 each on happy hour. So I continued to question why my total was double that. She said margaritas were not a part of the 2 for 1. I asked what was she said "anything that's not on the happy hour!" I asked what was on happy hour and if they had a menu and she just wondered off without a word. After watching her chit chat with the other bartender for 2 mins she comes back and looks at us without saying a word. My cousin said "umm I still need my drinks!?" She looked confused and then asked what we meant and he said he wanted another margarita with tajin. She makes the tajin rim and then tried to take my drink away and pour it into the new cup. I stopped her and said no my drinks were separate. She once again looked confused and then just wondered around some more until she finally made another drink. As for the venue itself it's very small and seats are very uncomfortable barstools with no back support. Would not recommend.

Vicky was the best server I've ever had in the city. Very accommodating and friendly! The bar ambiance is a sigh of relief with the laid back style of a country bar; very refreshing as opposed to your normal New York bar.

this is an awesome place!! great country vibes and great service! can't wait to come back here again!