Ear Inn : Le plus vieux bar de New York depuis 1817
Situé au 326 Spring St dans le quartier de Soho à New York, l'Ear Inn est l'un des plus anciens bars de la ville, fondé en 1817. Anciennement un lieu de passage pour les marins et les commerçants, il a traversé les siècles en conservant son charme d'antan. Son histoire riche en fait une véritable institution locale, appréciée aussi bien par les habitants que par les visiteurs en quête d'authenticité.
L'Ear Inn se distingue par ses spécialités : une large sélection de bières, des drinks classiques et des bar bites savoureuses. Le pub propose également une programmation musicale variée, notamment du jazz en live trois soirs par semaine, ce qui en fait un lieu incontournable pour les amateurs de musique et de convivialité. Son ambiance détendue et son décor authentique en font un endroit idéal pour profiter d’un moment entre amis ou pour découvrir la scène locale.
L’atmosphère de l’Ear Inn est chaleureuse et authentique, avec un décor qui évoque le passé maritime de l’établissement. Murs couverts d’objets nautiques, ambiance cosy et lumière tamisée créent un cadre parfait pour une soirée décontractée. Ce pub historique, avec ses 200 ans d’histoire, incarne l’esprit de New York, mêlant tradition, convivialité et culture dans un lieu unique en son genre.
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"plus ancien bar de newyork ?"
@margogogogo
"Beers & bar bites are on the menu at this popular joint in a landmarked, circa-1817 building. 4.6 stars (1403 ratings) Google Maps: http://maps.google.com/?cid=9773787808094908209"
@martinbo80
"Bon brunch le week end Ancien speakeasy Concert"
@sandra.louis
"un des plus vieux bar de New-York. Crevettes épicées, Chili tlj 12h à 04h"
@caro77360
"Livre : on se casse Bar et restaurant de Jazz Venir 1h avant pour avoir une table "
@paul.cambon
"Pub storico - musica dal vivo"
@naturadellecose
"Au coucher du soleil vue imprenable sur l’Hudson "
@larafaroux
"A venerated bar that used to mark the water’s edge before the landfill expansion, the Ear Inn is many things: a music venue, a haunted house, an Irish pub, and a piece of history. Go here for the better than it needs to be bar food, an eclectic collection of regulars, terrific people watching, and stuff on the walls chronicling the bar’s history since it opened in 1817."
@jdelaney
"Plus vieux restaurant de Manhattan "
@stephou89
"Un des pub les plus anciens de New York. Boissons bon marche. 3 soirs par semaine, des groupes de jazz s’y produisent (20h30-23h30)"
@cindy.lucien
"Historic built by exSlave pop hang out…"
@mags299
"Beers & bar bites are on the menu at this popular joint in a landmarked, circa-1817 building."
@huwlong
"The Ear Inn is a dark, dusty former sailors bar, former distillery, brothel, smuggler’s den, and speakeasy. At the time it was build in 1817, it was just a few meters from the river. Now it is a very cosy local pub with lots of atmosphere, a really good clam chowder - and it is a living Manhattan relic. For much of its existence the bar was only known as “the Green Door” because it actually had a green door. No sign To give the spot a more official title (and not having to do a lot of unnecessary work), the owners in 1970 just spray-painted the right-half of the ‘B’ on the neon “BAR” sign out front, giving the Ear Inn its name. There’s live jazz every Sunday night from the house band, the Earregulars. "
@carsten_breum
"The Ear Inn is a dark, dusty former sailors bar, former distillery, brothel, smuggler’s den, and speakeasy. At the time it was build in 1817, it was just a few meters from the river. Now it is a very cosy local pub with lots of atmosphere, a really good clam chowder - and it is a living Manhattan relic. For much of its existence the bar was only known as “the Green Door” because it actually had a green door. No sign To give the spot a more official title (and not having to do a lot of unnecessary work), the owners in 1970 just spray-painted the right-half of the ‘B’ on the neon “BAR” sign out front, giving the Ear Inn its name. There’s live jazz every Sunday night from the house band, the Earregulars. "
@pernillewbreum
"Old live music, pub, great burger; around since 1817, some outdoor seating"
@cocospagna
"Uno dei ristoranti più antichi di New York. Ottimo hamburger e atmosfera intima"
@bibi.vita
"Préco lonely planet - vieux pub "
@mrouvel82
"plus vieux dîner de mnh, ouvre 1817"
@carine.bzh
"One of the oldest drinking places in NYC, sometimes have jazz playing (check website) cheap drinks, also food."
@helegg
"Un des plus vieux bars de manhattan Plats : 9$-20$ "
@clemijolie
" The Ear Inn is a dark, dusty former sailors bar, former distillery, brothel, smuggler’s den, and speakeasy. At the time it was build in 1817, it was just a few meters from the river. Now it is a very cosy local pub with lots of atmosphere, a really good clam chowder - and it is a living Manhattan relic. For much of its existence the bar was only known as “the Green Door” because it actually had a green door. No sign To give the spot a more official title (and not having to do a lot of unnecessary work), the owners in 1970 just spray-painted the right-half of the ‘B’ on the neon “BAR” sign out front, giving the Ear Inn its name. There’s live jazz every Sunday night from the house band, the Earregulars. "
@breum
"Recommandé livre 300 raisons d'aimer NY p.68"
@laura.pregent
"Second oldest restaurant in New York (1817)"
@claudiasp88
"The Ear Inn is another one of New York City’s oldest bars which is located on Spring St. in Lower Manhattan. We are here to be the friend to tell you about this bar. Most people don’t think about going there unless their friend talks about it. It’s a great place to have a low key fun time and enjoy being able to drink out on the sidewalk. They also have a great food selection people rave about. (check out yelp for some pretty comical reviews!) Great for large groups!"
@martinholmgren
"One of the oldest bars in New York"
@elmcmillan
"Poetry readings and screenings and free jazz every Sunday 8pm-11pm"
@claudiapoleselo
"4⭐️. Mad old. Good burger? Open til 4am daily. "
@liz.howell9