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The Cellar
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325 14th St.,
New York, NY 10003
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Hours
Daily, 7am-4am
Happy Hour
Mon-Fri,
4pm-8pm; Two-for-one drinks
Sat-Sun,
2pm-9pm; $2 draft beers
Nearby Subway Stops
L at First Ave.; 4, 5, 6, L, N, Q, R, W at 14th St.-Union Sq.
Payment Methods
American Express, MasterCard, Visa
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This venue is closed.
Remember in Revenge of the Nerds when the brainy outcasts had to build a frat house? This might have been the result—a collegiate, testosterone-friendly hangout drawing a crowd that’s more about pocket protectors than pool pockets. Appropriately, the step-below-street-level bar was modeled after the owner’s own childhood basement: It has a ratty make-out couch, a Getaway pinball machine, and pin-ups of Burt and Farrah in the bathroom. During the day, when the place operates as a coffee shop, NYU kids bring in laptops and munch on bagels. At night, the scene can get schizophrenic: a group plays Hungry Hungry Hippos at the bar while a woman does her homework at one of the small tables, and a random suit under the influence of the bar’s mid-week, all-you-can-drink special gets his dance on. Not quite Union Square, not quite East Village, The Cellar is a little out there and a little out of the way but the back yard patio may be 14th Street’s best kept secret.
ExtraBarbeque: From 4pm-8pm on Saturdays and Sundays during the spring and summer, there is a free rain-or-shine barbeque on the backyard patio.
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