New York City's oldest building and tavern.
54 Pearl St (at Broad St) New York , NY 10004 United States
Reservations | Yes |
Credit Cards | Yes (incl. Discover & Visa) |
Wi-Fi | Free |
Outdoor Seating | Yes |
Music | Live Music |
Menus | Brunch, Lunch, Dinner, Dessert, Happy Hour |
Drinks | Beer, Wine, Full Bar, Cocktails |
Nice authentic historic place. Atmosphere is fantastic. You would feel yourself like in 1930's if there were no cellphones around :)
The first US location of a small chain of Irish brewpubs . In addition to pouring their house beers (brewed in Ireland), they boast an excellent American craft beer selection , too.
Great beer , delicious appetizers , live music : this place is a must go to on a windy afternoon to feel cosy and have a great time.
One of my favorite bars in NYC. Super cool beers , decent prices, cool atmosphere and it's a historical landmark !
I had the Serrano ham and burrata sandwich was tasty. Impressed that the prices here are pretty reasonable. Hood service as well .
Love this place, so much to see... drinks are amazing!
I will be back to this place. The beer selection is amazing and their is so much history to take in. Also have great oysters .
PHOTO: In 1975 a bomb exploded in Fraunces Tavern. Four people were killed and more than 50 were injured. The FALN, a Puerto Rican nationalist group claimed responsibility. Photo at the link! Read more
This tavern is 400 years old and had served George Washington . Apart from being historical it has a great beer list and is a spacious tavern that is like taking a step back in time.
Management is wonderful. All different rooms in which to sit. Can be very romantic or perfect for a group. A special historical New York moment.
Sneaky Good Beer Bar way way downtown. If you are going to be near South Ferry and want a beer , this is a great spot. Amazing decor/history.
Built in 1719. Opened as Fraunces' Tavern in 1762. George Washington gave his farewell speech as general in 1783. Interior was damaged by fires in the 19th century and reconstructed several times.
Fantastic beers , try Abita pecan . Dinner is delicious (chicken and salmon ) and the whole bar has great decorations. But it's empty. Why? Everything is overpriced and not inventive. Really too bad!
If it was up to par for George Washington —he famously toasted to his officers in the tavern’s long room in 1784—it’s good enough for us. You’ll feel proud just sitting there.
Try pairing your meal with one of the house beers from Porterhouse Brewing Co, which is adjacent to this historic public house.
Constructed in 1719 of yellow brick imported from Holland. Originally named the Queen's Head tavern in an open jab at the British monarchy during the Revolution. Learn more about the site via our blog Read more
Try the goat cheese and beet salad with a flight. 4 of us ate here and everything was delish
Famous as the site of George Washington ’s farewell speech to his troops, it’s a fine place to raise a glass and toast the founding father with one of the house brews .
Great beer & drink selection here!
The beer flight is the way to go. Three 7 oz samples of anything on tap .
The salmon was Just great!!!!! And beer Also!!
Don't tell them I told you but it's real easy to sneak a use of their restrooms from the Water St bar entrance.
Come for the beer selection . Leave when you get hungry (food is eh)
The bartenders are friendly here and are generous with the alcohol .
Happy hour Monday- Friday 5-7pm: 1$ oysters , 5$ bottled beers , 3$ Mac and cheese
Flatbread and truffle fries are tasty snack options on the bar menu.
Great food, bartenders are AMAZING! Gets packed for happy hour
Make sure to check the menu closely for new beers . They aren't prominently displayed.
Sweet joint. Good drinks. Chill atmosphere...nice bathrooms ...
Financial services firm Bydder Financial was founded here over 200 years ago! Be sure to check out their recruiting events !
Yes, sir! Love this place...will def be back for a second round.
Little known fact: George Washington used to slam Jäger bombs here.
This building was once a gathering place for George Washington and many other American Revolutionary leaders. WOW!
Get the history of the tavern from Macy, she is delightful and knows her stuff.
$25 prix fix for app, main dish and bottomless bloodies, mimosas and bellinis .
Great choice of beer and delicious burger
Try the irish cheese plate with a brain blaster ale . Delicious!
showing the game on 80 inch projector screen & surround sound
This place is awesome, great history, beer , and pot pie !
Bangers & Mash are awesome
Schlenkerla Lentbeer's smoke flavor goes well with the Colonial Shepherd's Pie .
The Chef's Table here is one of our "offices away from our office ." Fine service and scrumptious menu.
Wonderful drinks try the Dutchess lemonade
Great craft beer selection .
The tavern was popular with revolutionaries during Alexander Hamilton's time.
Great beers ! Perfect after wrapping up the museum tour !
The Irish music goes from 3:00 to 6:00 on Sundays
Amazing ambience. "Period" music .
This restaurant has a false wooden tooth which purportedly once belonged to the Father of our Country .
Porterhouse Red. When they have it, get it. You will not be disappointed.
Located inside Fraunces Tavern, to the left. - Gary Toriello
$30 min pp since they don’t charge cover. Vibey quiet spot above the main bar which has many areas to choose from - Elisa
Amazing Service. Spectacular food. Great Prices. Oh, and $5 desserts. - Jens Astrup
Love the hero wrap special. If you can splurge their juices are great too. - Liz Collins
The exhibition was fantastic. There is a wealth of material regarding the Revolutionary War period. The exhibits were real, and there were some beautiful images as well. - Precious Michaels