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Party Earth Review Students and twenty-something patrons nostalgic for their college days will want to check out Village Pourhouse, a boisterous beer bar offering enough Happy Hours, theme nights, sports events, and cheap food to satisfy... ... read full review
64 Third Avenue
New York, NY 10003
6: Astor Place-4th Avenue; L: 3rd Avenue-14th Street
212-979-BEER (2337)
Daily 11am–4am
Greenwich Village / NoHo, New York –
Students and twenty-something patrons nostalgic for their college days will want to check out Village Pourhouse, a boisterous beer bar offering enough Happy Hours, theme nights, sports events, and cheap food to satisfy just about anyone.
Preppy beer scholars and NYU jocks from the dorms across the street pile in to the rustic front lounge to sample one of the fifty bottles and twenty-four drafts available before settling in to shout at whatever game is playing on the twenty-two flat-screen TVs.
Patrons more interested in some comfort food or tipsy conversation with a sweetheart can huddle up in the comfy red booths in the two side rooms.
The rowdy crowd gets pumped up for nightly themes like Trivia, White Trash, and Monday Night Football, while a DJ turns Friday and Saturday nights into wild, drunken dance parties made for flirting and singing along to Bon Jovi.
Sports and college partying aside, the Pourhouse’s selection, beer programs, and monthly brewery tastings also make it a great spot for beer connoisseurs to indulge their passion.
Hopping just about every night, Village Pourhouse is a good bet for hard partiers and beer enthusiasts looking for the perfect mix of slob and snob.
Ask the bar about the Pourhouse Passport program. It includes fifteen beers from fifteen countries, and every time you drink one, they stamp the passport with the country of origin. And once you get all fifteen, you get a free ‘I Drank Around the World at The Village Pourhouse’ t-shirt!
Predominantly college students, sports fans, and beer enthusiasts, early 20s.
Theme nights with specials include Monday Night Football, Rock Band Night on Tuesdays, 80s and Trivia Night on Thursdays, and football afternoons on Sundays. DJ spins Fridays and Saturdays. Beer tastings and classes held the first Wednesday of every month. TVs tuned to sports.
Menu includes wings, mozzarella sticks, quesadillas, burgers, and fries. Happy Hour M–F 5–7pm.
Appetizers $7+, soups $5+, entrées $9+. Beer $7+, cocktails $5+.
Casual: jeans, college t-shirts and sweatshirts, casual skirts, flats, sneakers.
Friday and Saturday nights for the liveliest crowds, and Sundays for football and afternoon drink specials.
Just down the street is Amsterdam Billiards & Bar (110 East 11th Street), a great upscale pool hall.
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