
At 169 Bar, we have been the iconic destination for nightlife in New York City since our doors have opened. With over a century of history, our bar holds a special place in the hearts of locals and visitors alike. As one of the oldest bars in the city, we have cultivated a timeless charm that captures the essence of downtown NYC. Whether you’re looking for a vibrant night out, a dive bar atmosphere, or a vintage experience, 169 Bar is the ultimate destination. Join us and become a part of our rich legacy of unforgettable nights and cherished memories.
Bar with palm trees, a leopard-print pool table & a small menu of oysters, borscht & dumplings.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 169 E Broadway, New York, NY 10002
Phone: (516) 986-7938
Website: http://169barnyc.com/
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Reviews
We were having a great night until a very small accident happened – my friend spilled her drink. She immediately took responsibility and cleaned it up herself. That should have been the end of it.
Instead, two employees chose to humiliate her.
One bartender acted like he was bringing her a fresh beer, then stood behind the bar holding it and made her walk over to get it. When she did, he told her, “It’s the least you could do.” Condescending, unnecessary, and unprofessional.
Then another male staff member approached and called her the c-word in front of other customers, raising his voice and making a scene over something that had already been handled. Watching a grown man verbally attack a woman like that inside a bar was shocking and completely unacceptable.
No one deserves to be treated that way, especially by people whose job is hospitality.
After reading other reviews, it’s clear this is not an isolated incident. There are multiple reports of staff yelling at and degrading patrons, which means management is allowing this culture to continue.
There are too many good bars in Manhattan to waste your time or money at one that treats women with this level of disrespect. We won’t be back.
My friend’s cell got pit pocketed. I told a bartender they got a manager(who I was told his name was Ian). I informed him about the stolen phone and he immediately was accusatory. I asked for info on the tapes because the thief could have still been in the bar. He said he cannot access it, only the next day he could, because he was very busy. Yet after talking with him he proceeded to take a shot with a bartender in front of me.
Additionally, The thief was still present because a second person got their phone stolen.
The well drink I got the pour was abt half a shot. Bartender was nice tho.
Then we got pool table which is by the hour which is a cool idea for a dive bar except it’s the worst condition ever and fifteen dollars. No working cues, felt is so worn the balls don’t bounce well, and the walls are too close to really play for real half the time. Just make it free or spend the money u make refelting and pool cues
If it wasn’t for the cute palm tree seating outside I’d say no one should go here, but, it’s a fine dive bar for what it is I guess.