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Drinking Made Easy
Aired on 12/07/2010
Episode: New York City
it's a historic destination as well as a great place to grab a beer. In fact, they produce their own beer, the Ear Ale, which is an Amber Ale and is based on a beer recipe from the 1870s.
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326 Spring St
New York , NY 10013
2124319750
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Business Hours:
- noon-4 am. Kitchen: Mon-Thurs noon-2 am, Fri-Sat noon-3 am, Sun noon-1 am
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- Live Music
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The Extras
Great food that transcends the typical bar menu is served by Irish waitresses. Just don't ask for french fries.
When to Go
The bar usually features live jazz and blues from Sunday through Wednesday.
FourSquare Tips
Have you seen Mickey? The Ear Inn sits in an 1817 building that has been home to a bar for much of its existence and is supposedly haunted by a frisky sailor named Mickey.
Down and dirty shot and beer bar. How do you beat it?-Jimmy Bradley , Top Chef
Down and dirty shot and beer bar. How do you beat it?-Jimmy Bradley , Top Chef
the century club: since 1817. feels like being in an old boat in here
Come see motorcycle on Tuesdays!!
1871 this place was 5 ft from the hudson. Today its said to be haunted. Clear your night you're gonna wanna stay for a few pints. Get the Ear Ale. Only served here. Brewed by Brooklyn Brewery. Cheers
A NYC Landmark (literally), The Ear Inn is the oldest bar in NYC. Inviting, cozy vibe. Drinks are cheap, burger is solid - what's not to like?
They let you sit outside on the benches out front with your drinks when the weather is nice!
get there early to grab a spot in the weird little sidewalk area
one of the oldest, best bars in NYC. supposedly it's called The Ear because the sides of the "B" in their "Bar" sign out front wore out. ask the bartender if it's fact or myth.