New York Beer Company

Been to the NYBC a few times over the years. This time we were back for a group party. We ended up staying a bit after the gathering and enjoyed some more drinks. We had the pleasure of meeting Dan, Brand Ambassador for NYBC! What a great guy. We had a wonderful, spirited conversation with him. We ended up staying much longer than anticipated and enjoyed a few more drinks. The following day, after doing a bunch of touristy things, we came back to NYBC for dinner. The food was tasty, and the drinks were cold. But, even better, we met up with Dan again! I think, we are going to be friends for life! The bar is large, with plenty of room to move around. They offer live music often, and lots of bar games too. There is a dining area toward the front and a long bar in the rear. High top communal tables line the bar area. Some tasty local beers are available.

We had dinner for 2 with nachos and an appetizer, 2 meals and 2 beers. The bill was under $70 without tip. The service was good. It was about 5pm on a Saturday and it wasn't crowded. The music is pretty loud so if you're looking for a nice quiet place, this probably isn't it. I enjoyed the atmosphere. We say by the windows which were open and it was nice. I included a picture of my border which was voted top 5 in New York to the menu.

One of my usual Theatre district happy hour/post work bars. Off the beaten path, and large enough that it’s fairly easy to get a table or seats at the bar. All the bar tenders I’ve had have been great. Food is generally your basic bar food, but all consistently good. I’m a big fan of the $6 Moscow mule during happy hour.