NYC Walking Tours - New York City Pub Crawls

East Village Pub Crawl

New York City Pub Crawls - The East Village Pub Crawl

Discover New York City’s oldest classic neighborhood bars that cling fiercely to their traditions. Drink where New York’s greatest artists, politicians, celebrities, and sports teams have gathered to revel in the spirit of these timeless taverns. See where countless movie scenes have taken place, sit where famous authors have found their inspiration, and drink where Abraham Lincoln Drank.

Tour Details

Tour Begins:
Tour runs every Monday at 7:30 pm.

Tour Meets Outside the Old Town Bar, 45 East 18th Street between Broadway and Park Avenue South.

Tour Length:
Approximately three hours. Distance covered is roughly 1 mile.

 
TypePrice
Adult$60.00
Photo Pass - 6 5X7 Printed Photos$35.00

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Join fellow travelers and locals on a journey back in time through New York City drinking history. In the heart of the East Village, learn how these bars survived prohibition and endured to become legends on the New York City social scene. Bond with fellow travelers over conversation and local ale where our nation’s greatest artists, politicians, celebrities, and sports teams have gathered to revel in the spirit of these timeless taverns.

This classic old bar tour begins at an enduring fixture in American culture that has been featured in countless movies, television commercials, and music videos. From here, walk through New York City Prohibition-Era politics to one of the most famous speakeasies, which later became the favorite venue of countless authors and celebrities, including John F. Kennedy and his son, who spent countless hours in the bar reconnecting with the father he never knew before his own tragic death. Finally, travel back in time to the days of Abraham Lincoln and visit the bar where he had a drink after his famous Cooper Union address, which propelled him into the presidential campaign that led to his election and the beginning of the U.S. Civil War.

Click to view meeting point map Significant attractions and stories include:

• O’Henry’s booth
• Cooper Union
• Circus animals that lived in a backroom
• The oldest Irish tavern in New York City

Bars you will visit include:

• Old Town Bar
• Pete’s Tavern
• McSorley’s Old Ale House

Tour runs every Monday at 7:30 PM

$60.00 (includes 3 Free Drinks included on the tour are a guest's choice of domestic beer or wine at each bar. )

All guests must book in advance to reserve a place on the tour: (888) 491-9824

Please note all participants must be 21 years of age or older and must present valid photo ID to the tour leader at the start of the tour.




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