Monika K.
11/12/2025
stopped by Whitehorse for drinks, and the place was packed from the moment we walked in. Even though it was super busy, the bartenders were quick and on top of everything. We never had to wait too...
White Horse Tavern
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567 Hudson St
New York, NY 10014
The White Horse Tavern is the second oldest continuously run tavern in New York City. Originally a longshoreman’s bar serving the men working the piers lining the Hudson river “The Horse” became popular with writers and artists in the early 1950’s. The most renowned being Dylan Thomas who found the tavern reminiscent of his favorite haunts in his home country of Wales. Kerouac and the Beat poets along with many other literary giants soon followed along with some of the most influential people in jazz and the newly burgeoning folk and rock music scene. The bar retains much of its original wood work and tin ceiling and is a landmarked site. We hope you enjoy your time here!
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3.0494 reviews
Tony J.
10/20/2025
Good base hit in the west village. Nice beer selection. Nice staff. Overpriced. Burgers good but not great. But nice base hit place that never disappoints
Freddy P.
7/14/2025
Second night in lower Manhattan, couldn't have chosen a better place. Ate at the bar, super cool bartender. The burger was great and the beer was cold. What else could we ask for.
Adam M.
6/30/2025
I've been meaning to come to this legendary nyc spot for a while and was able to on Pride this year. I was so very pleased with the experience! The only note I have was that the back room's AC...
Vicky R.
5/31/2025
We came for happy hour. This place has always caught our eye because of the fun vibes. The food is decent although wouldn't rush back. I did like my shishito peppers a lot. The burger was...
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