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I have been working in this neighborhood for SIX years at [redacted art school] and just went here for the first time. It is 132 years old.
That math is pathetic ! much time to make up for. this place is a treasure if you like things like observing the oldest dumbwaiter in NYC, tin ceilings, and old stained glass and wood.
The womenās bathroom still has little makeup stations with mirrors and tables. Itās very charming.
Iāve also heard something about the urinals but will need a counterpart to report back.
The food and drink donāt matter to me. A beer is a beer everywhere. It was fine. Go for everything else.
Oct 18, 2024
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one of my new favorite nyc bars
It's called Ear Inn because the neon sign is broken and the B looks like an E
u stay there for an hour and suddenly youve had 20 perfectly poured guinness
getting a beer there with @WILL in 10 minutes
"TheĀ Ear InnĀ isĀ NYC'sĀ oldest bar continuously serving alcohol since 1817 and is on the national registrar of historic buildings"
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Classic old dive, but like really old, from the 1800's - used to be a speakeasy.
Mar 1, 2024
A venerable NYC dive/drinking institution since long before I lived in this hood.
Surprisingly good comfort food (lamburger, chicken pot pie) too.
Spring and Greenwich, Soho.
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Feb 6, 2024
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this is carroll gardens, bk in April 1930. i found this at an antique store last week in the neighborhood and felt so lucky. itās hanging by my front door now and i circled my window.
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go during moose birthing season (May) because they are everywhere and you can work on your ninja skills of always being aware of your surroundings. The sun does crazy things here.
everyone has a good story of how theyāve ended up here (or why theyāve stayed here for generations).
good camping. Good hikes. Lots of birds.
Same maddening anonymity as New York City but with huge mountains.
May 24, 2024