McSorely’s Old Ale House has been an New York City institution for more than 150 years. It’s on East 7th Street, and not hard to find. Certainly worth a stop for a glass of ale.
McSorely’s Old Ale House, New York City, USA.
The place has quite a history, having been visited by presidents and other dignitaries. Sorry for the shabby photo, but the interior is old-school barroom as you can kind of see here:
Interior corner of McSorley’s Old Ale House.
Plenty of old photos, newspapers, even record albums hanging on the wall, meaning there is plenty of eye candy to keep you busy. You can order light ale or dark and you get two glasses per round as you see next:
Light ale at McSorley’s Old Ale House.
Two at a time also keeps you busy. Then there’s a short menu of food items chalked on the board:
Menu at McSorely’s Old Ale House.
After all that drinking, you may need the toilet, and it’s old school as well. Check out these urinals:
Urinals at McSorely’s Old Ale House.
All in all, quite an establishment. Worth your visit for a drink or to linger with friends and chat. Maybe you’ll meet someone new or find a piece of memorabilia that fills in an historical blank. Enjoy the journey.
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