10/10 - so glad a place like this opened in Manhattan! Great live band, nugget ice in drinks, and…read moregood service. Prices were decent for New York - a Jack and coke and a rum and coke for about $30.

Saturday night live music was a good vibe. There was a $10 cover idk if that was because of…read moreSaturday night or because of St Patrick's Day -- but it was fine, a little annoying to have to pay cover on stone street with so many other options. The band was great, played a variety of fun music and got the crowd very engaged.

Went to their most recent September monthly event and had a great time with my partner! There was…read morean hour of instructor led dance lessons from 8-9pm to learn two versions of basic line dances. Even so, it was pretty difficult for us (we are not natural born dancers). We were also taught the Barn Dance which was a bit easier to learn and a lot of fun as you take turns dancing with 15+ other people during the song. The event takes place in a dance studio and had a special performance by two of the local dance groups associated with Big Apple Ranch. Cost for entry was $20 per person and beer/white claws were available for purchase at a makeshift bar. Overall, I would say this was definitely a worthwhile unique and memorable experience. I plan to come next month with a larger group of my friends. I also loved how so many people were wearing their best western attire including jeans with cowboy boots and hats. I encourage anyone interested in participating to loosen your inhibitions and give it a try even if you aren't entirely comfortable dancing in front of other people. I wasn't very good at first, but it wasn't any less fun.

I come here whenever I visit my brother. ( He's a regular.) Great community and lots of fun…read more Someone more experienced is always willing to take you for a spin on the dance floor. The teachers are amazing and you can learn line dancing, two stepping and more. Country western in the heart of the big apple. Pretty and well kept space. Good time for everyone. Highly recommend!

Lots of fun! I have tried the Monday night in Rye and the Bronxeville Adult School class and liked…read morethem both.

From the owner: Our business offer country line dance lessons. we do birthday parties, Special events, and weekly…read moreclasses. Holiday parties, Hoe downs at your venue or one of our own.

I travel 6 hours just to see bands play this bar (psst catch The Sidney Green Street Band) Richie &…read moreEliza are the best people & great bartenders/owners. Don't let the bikes out front deter you from stepping inside. Old school roadhouse dive in the very best sense of the word. Outstanding bands with no cover charge (please tip the bands & the bartenders!). Awesome front porch. Full bar. And you can order a cheese pizza but no regular menu here. Crowd is all ages, all walks of life. Parking lot. CASH ONLY ** ATM inside. Friendly! You'll keep coming back. Trust me.

I don't know what the attraction is... The place is deceptively small and I can't tell why it's so…read moresmall inside compared to the building size. No food, bar seats maybe 10 people, no room to move/stand and you're forced to sit on the front deck which is crowded. I hate giving bad reviews but I see no reason to go back.

My wife and love Jazz music and when my son said his friend works at one and we could go if we…read morewanted, we said of course we would. I was so surprised by the crowd that was there to listen to jazz. The club is small and with the long line of people waiting to get in, the club got full instantly. We were early that we got front seats. It was a nice band and it just made the evening enjoyable and we got to meet up with our son's friend.

Kinda wild that I didn't write a review the last time I was in this jazz joint…read more Last time I popped into the 2am show and it blew my sox off. I saw Miki Yamanaka randomly for the 1st time. But apparently i missed writing a review. Maybe because there are many glowing reviews already. But may I put my 5 star review on the pile. This time we caught the 2pm Sunday open jam. We were smartly near the front of the line so we got my favorite spot, right on the bar rail near the stage. The drinks were good and strong, the service was quick and succinct. The jam was incredible. I didn't know all the guys but the guy on drums is a legend named muppet. He held back on his solos on the first 2 songs. On the third, when the baton was passed to him, he ripped off an impressive solo that would be amazing for anyone, and he is 93. We had to dip out to catch our flight, but cant wait to stop in again next time.

The Port Washington Polish Hall is a very nice venue. I've been there for country western dances…read more It has lots of space with tables and a huge dance floor. It also has a stage for the band or DJ which allows the dancers to utilize the entire dance floor. The bar has good priced drinks also. Very friendly people.

I was here for an event recently and the soda that was provided by the Hall was flat.read more

I definitely loved the place. I was lucky to get there during happy hour when there was a few…read morepeople only so we had chance to drink nice beer for a good price, walk around and talk with friendly nice bartender. Now I'm planning on coming at night time to feel the vibe and see the different. Great experience!

Great music, the staff were friendly. The people watching was good. The place is smaller than we…read morethought so it gets crowded quickly, go early!

Great food, great service, great live music. Would definitely recommend. Try to get a reservation…read morebecause this place gets packed!

I have resided on the UWS for over 38+ years, and have a love relationship with Prohibition fine…read moredining & Jazz venue since 2003. A soulful music haven, paying homage to the 1920's flavor; with impromptu melody goodness. During one of my frequent hangout appearances, Chaka Khan graced her presence, shut the house down & blew the roof off the building. The delectable food, savory flavors and my favorites are: Tuna Poke Crisps, Lollipop Lamb Chops, Crackling Pork Shank, Wild Mushroom Gnocchi, and "Pro" Pie for Two. There insanely delicious flavored cocktails are: The Bootlegger Old Fashioned and Frozen Cosmo; not watered down. Trust me, their electrify, high energetic toxicating vibe is suitable for all who are curious, daring and want pure fun from a live bang or gut wrenching melodically sound from his, her or their voices, puts a spell all over you; and I LOVED IT The staff, deserve an open blank check or countless gratuity for keeping their attention on you, so you want for nothing. Just enjoy the food, cocktails and the live band; so you can drift into the atmosphere and feel it wrap around you lovingly. Oh, I highly recommend Prohibition, just because...treat yourself, don't cheat yourself.

The Bitter End is NYC's oldest rock-and-roll club!…read more First time here, what I enjoyed the most about the venue was the seating. When I went to The Iridium over the summer, the seating was situated more for dining and the performance is more of an afterthought. At The Bitter End I was front and center facing the stage The big attraction is the history of the club. The Bitter End opened in 1961 and was a launching pad for performers who later became major stars. I started following The Curtis Family when we were all locked down in 2020. Now in 2026, the family band hit the road and one of the stops on tour was The Bitter End. As with any of these small venues, they have a two drink minimum. Once my wife & I were seated, we ordered a few cocktails and settled in. The stage was large enough to have the (7) members of the band and they had two keyboards! The sound system was great and the drinks were strong. The seating, even though I was able to be in front, it was tight seating. It was a little too close for comfort. The Bitter End is a small, intimate, old-school Greenwich Village club. If you're looking for a classic New York City music-night experience, The Bitter End fits extremely well into Greenwich Village. It's a great venue for a folk singer or a small jazz performance.

Staff is super friendly both at the door and waiting tables. The small venue is cozy and well lit…read morefor shows. The two drink minimum menu is reasonably priced, I had a ginger beer and bottled water. I really enjoyed this music venue and would definitely come back if an artist I like is playing and I'm in the area again.

Nice and a cozy bar. Caught this place while bar hopping on St. Patrick's. It's a pretty decent…read morespace with 8 to 12 tables and a bar. As usual crowded on St Patrick's but we had a reservation to avoid the huge wait. Ordered some beers and an Irish Coffee (contains Whiskey) for the table. Ended up ordering the Irish Coffee since there weren't cocktails available. On the whole, it was a good experience. Loved the music too.

An Irish pub with a dive bar feel. Guinness is required but they have a great selection of whiskys,…read moreIrish and non-, along with most other spirits. Firefly if over worked staff on St Patty's day.