Bar · New York, NY
McSorley's Old Ale House is New York's oldest surviving saloon — open since 1854 and serving only McSorley's light and dark ale in an unreconstructed Victorian bar where Abraham Lincoln drank and where sawdust still covers the floor. Its role in American bar history, its extraordinary connection to New York's immigrant heritage, and its status as a living museum of 19th-century saloon culture make it one of the most important bars in American history.
McSorley's Old Ale House is New York's oldest surviving saloon — open since 1854 and serving only McSorley's light and dark ale in an unreconstructed Victorian bar where Abraham Lincoln drank and where sawdust still covers the floor. Its role in American bar history, its extraordinary connection to New York's immigrant heritage, and its status as a living museum of 19th-century saloon culture make it one of the most important bars in American history.
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