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Top 10 Bars in New York City

New York City has literally thousands of bars so there are plenty to choose from. To make it easy for you, we came up with the best of the best ranging from hot new joints to cherished long-time New York City dives. No matter what, drinking in the City That Never Sleeps means the bachelor party will never want to go to bed.

  1. Brooklyn Bowl
    An unbelievable venue that combines a top-notch restaurant, a full bar with local craft brews, a gritty bowling alley, and a concert hall
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  2. Grand Bar @ SoHo Grand

    The Grand Bar & Lounge serves some of the best drinks in the city, though it’s a little more old school than some of the hipster type lounges popping up nearby.  It’s a chic,

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  3. The Standard Beer Garden (Biergarten)
    The Standard mixes in a little bit of everything required for a bachelor party soiree: a chic lounge, swanky hotel, hot club, bar, and restaurant. The food is good, the bar is cool, but your bachelor
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  4. Lobby Bar at the Ace Hotel
    The Ace Hotel has taken this formerly quiet neighborhood by storm, luring everybody from hipsters in skinny jeans to bankers in suits through its
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  5. Brandy Library
    Sometimes titles say it all. Like Eat.Pray.Love or Snakes On A Plane. Count the amazing Brandy Library among those masterpieces
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  6. White Horse Tavern

    White Horse Tavern is to people watching what Babe Ruth is to baseball: the original and the best.  Take a seat on the patio in the front, order a few brews, and relax as all manner of

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  7. Bowlmor Lanes

    Bowlmor, if you didn’t figure it out, is a bowling alley, or, at least, the Greenwich Village equivalent thereof.  It’s also usually a hopping scene with a fun bar, good tunes, a

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  8. McSorley’s Old Ale House
    McSorley’s is a great afternoon launch pad for the bachelor party. Come for the beer, stay for the history (and the beer). This joint claims to be the oldest NYC bar (Pete’s Tavern also
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  9. Brother Jimmy’s
    Brother Jimmy’s is always a good time. Combine a great full bar, fun atmosphere, solid southern food, good sports on TV, generally cute
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  10. Hogs & Heifers Saloon
    Have you seen the movie Coyote Ugly? C’mon, we know you saw it. Hot bartenders who dance on the bar, breathe fire, yell at you through a bullhorn, and serve up cheap drinks made a
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