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The oldest bar in America (or at least Manhattan)
Posted by Jason in Commentary, Travel on March 10, 2010
While so much of Manhattan has changed around it, it’s good to see that McSorley’s Old Ale House hasn’t changed much. When you walk into the place, have a look at the chairs, the walls and the sawdust on the floor, you can tell off the bat that this isn’t faux vintage, it’s the real deal.
MC Sorley's Ale House, New York City
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