About
Location :
Added by Jopie, at 09 March 2009
Gallery
Add missing information
20 Reviews
-
29 April 2017
Cute, simple and down to earth. Just what you need
response / report this review -
12 August 2015
Awesome history! Nice IPA!! Get the burgers, you will thank me later. You're welcome!
response / report this review -
01 February 2015
A New York classic and all around great neighborhood spot. The Gramercy burger is particularly good (and all burgers are cooked to perfection).
response / report this review -
09 November 2014
Really cool spot with a great history.
response / report this review -
17 October 2014
Oldest tavern in Manhattan, good for drinks but skip the food, overpriced and nothing special.
response / report this review -
13 August 2014
A classic that never gets old. Great for a group, a game or a date. A+ for ambience, brews and bar food.
response / report this review -
23 May 2014
Garrett is a dick
response / report this review -
10 April 2014
45 yrs in NYC; 1st time @ Pete's. But not the last.
response / report this review -
16 November 2013
Don't tell them to hold the lettuce and tomato on your sandwich. They will charge you $1 for each item you don't want on your sandwich.
response / report this review -
27 September 2012
O. Henry was a regular at this bar and lived down the street at 55 Irving Place between 1903 to 1907. At the time, Pete's Tavern was called Healy's. O. Henry mentions the bar in "The Lost Blend."
response / report this review -
23 February 2012
Built 1829. A "grocery & grog" store from 1852 and a tavern from 1864. Named Healy's in 1899 and alluded to in O.Henry's works. Renamed Pete's in 1932. Appears in numerous films and TV shows.
response / report this review -
15 September 2011
The chicken parm is off the chain
response / report this review -
03 September 2011
Sex and the city happened here. This is where Miranda took the reins and proposed to Steve "over three-dollar beers."
response / report this review -
19 August 2011
Experience one of the best Old New York bars by having a beer in the booth where O. Henry penned “Gift of the Magi”.
response / report this review -
31 May 2011
Overprice, disgusting salad. Woof.
response / report this review -
26 May 2011
Story has it that the physical bar is considered the oldest bar in NYC
response / report this review -
22 March 2011
Penne Melanzane. Add chicken. House pinot noir. delicious!
response / report this review -
20 November 2010
Pete's hasn't closed since 1851. It was even open during prohibition, disguised as a 'flower' shop speakeasy.
response / report this review -
15 May 2010
if you're drinking beer, get the the 1864 House Ale. Very good.
response / report this review -
16 March 2009
Great drinks.
response / report this review
