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Happy Hour in New York
20s / 30s / 70s Music / 80s Music / DJ
Party Earth Review As the name suggests, the NoHo watering hole Black and White is all about contrasts, and this bar manages to be both dark and sultry and warm and welcoming all at the same time. Popular with a diverse mix of hipsters, young professionals, and college kids, the bar isn’t much more than a candlelit basement room fitted out ... more
86 East 10th Street
New York, NY 10003
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20s / 30s / 40s / Blue Collar / Casual
Party Earth Review In a neighborhood known for its microbrews and themed DJ nights, Rosemary’s Greenpoint Tavern brings the old school back to Williamsburg and welcomes a diverse clientele of everyone from salty older regulars to local young professionals. Once past the clusters of chain smokers out front, dive hunters and serious drinkers ... more
188 Bedford Avenue
New York, NY 11211
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90s Music / After Work / Beer / DJ
486 Metropolitan Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11211
20s / Ambient / Artsy Dresses / Bar
Party Earth Review An oddly prominent underground music venue with large windows that let passersby see who’s on stage, Rockwood Music Hall hosts a full roster of up-and-coming indie artists and singer/songwriters that draws a loyal clientele of music lovers. Exposed brick, a barred-up window, and a derelict piano give the main room the cluttered ... more
196 Allen Street
New York, NY 10002
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20s / Artsy / Bar / Budget-friendly
Party Earth Review There’s no better proof that New York is the city that never sleeps than the uber-cool, slightly schizophrenic Cake Shop, a round-the-clock upstairs vegan bakery café by day and indie/hipster basement concert space by night. As famous for its chocolate cupcakes as for its cheap cans of Rolling Rock, the versatile venue ... more
152 Ludlow Street
New York, NY 10002
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20s / 30s / 40s / Ale House / Bar / Beer
Party Earth Review Discreetly concealed behind a nondescript awning lined with blue Christmas lights lies d.b.a., a no-frills alehouse featuring over 250 international beers. On weekday evenings, the place is generally packed with a slightly older crowd of forty-something business people who line up at the long wood bar to sip rare whiskeys ... more
41 First Avenue
New York, NY 10003
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20s / 30s / Bar / Blues / Casual / Groups
Party Earth Review A downtown saloon with Deep South roots, Ninth Ward evokes a vintage New Orleans drinking den with a decidedly rock and roll attitude. Decked out head to toe in wood-slat shutters, rustic accents, and a southern gothic décor, the atmospheric bar draws a crowd of black-clad rockers and hipsters who settle into the high-backed ... more
180 Second Avenue
New York, NY 10003
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20s / 30s / 40s / Budget-friendly
Reviewed by Chris K.
"Owned by the same people who brought you King's County, the Minor Arcana is not your typical hole-in-the-wall dive. To begin with, there's the name, w ..." more
706 Washington Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11238
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20s / 20s / 30s / 30s / ATM / ATM / Bar / Jeans
Party Earth Review Approaching geekdom with a refined palate, the Way Station is the perfect pit-stop for thirsty camp connoisseurs who can appreciate walls hung with ray guns and a bathroom that’s a meticulously faithful reproduction of TARDIS, the blue interdimensional police box from Dr. Who. A ruddy wood bar snakes halfway down the tavern ... more
683 Washington Avenue
Brooklyn, New York 11238
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20s / 30s / After Work / Ambient
Party Earth Review A charming combination of intense wine knowledge and tongue-in-cheek geek humor awaits wine lovers at Terroir, a cozy twenty-four-seat wine bar run by the owners of the nearby intimate Hearth restaurant. Billing itself as “the elitist wine bar for everyone,” this tiny space does indeed offer an unpretentious and inviting ... more
413 East 12th Street
New York, NY 10009
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NYC Happy Hour Overview
For New Yorkers post-work happy hour drinks are as de rigeur as wearing suits on Wall Street. Knowing the city's affinity for de-stressing drinks, most bars throughout the city offer some kind of happy hour specials to draw patrons out of their offices and onto the bar stools.
In the Lower East Side, drinks are already on the cheap side, but a competitive market for the twenty-somethings living in the area gives the neighborhood some of the best happy hour specials in the city. Even further downtown, taking to the Financial District's cobblestone streets once the stock market closes is sure to leave you rubbing well dressed shoulders with New York's finance gurus slugging down beers at the Stone Street Tavern. For young professionals, The Ainsworth is a popular meet up for cocktail specials and cheap beers with enough sports on TV for the guys and music and cocktails for the girls.
On week nights, New York's party hardy crowd starts the weekend early at after work clubs like Hudson Terrace's Thursday night after work party, where a mix of financial frat boys and girls and the happily unemployed kick off the weekend with live DJs and reduced price drinks.
Whether it be decompressing after a stressful day in the office, a casual date or sealing a deal with a client, New York happy hours are a one of a kind experience guaranteed to get you drinks without emptying your wallet.
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