Travel to the oldest, most historic and downright coolest bars in America and beyond. If you're a fan of travel, try traveling from a different perspective. Actually get to know a city and its history by exploring the city's historic bars! You get to know the people, their culture and what they find important.
Plus, at the same time, you're helping to preserve locally owned, independent bars by learning about them, going to them, and sharing their stories. These are the soul of America - places where the Boston Tea Party was planned, where the labor movement started, and where mobsters congregated!
In each episode we share their history, tell you where to find them, and give you tips about what drink when you get there. Please like, comment, share and SUBSCRIBE!
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Where did the original Nancy Whiskey originate in corktown? Address? This is total full of crap if this is the original address of Nancy Whiskey.
🇺🇸 and the Revolutionary flag which there’s no emoji for and needs to be.
Am here r now having and old fashioned 🥃
We're about to go in Right now. Was randomly driving and seen it. Now doing research.
Mcsorleys should still be men only , women ruin everything men have .
It’s really annoying that a British guy owns this place. This is American history.
Maybe show more of the actual inside meathead
Never before midnight is the key to this bar
Been there often throughout my life but never known they had tours. But good food there through my experience. If the walls at Tommy's Bar can talk, wonder what other stories they would say happened in the wild 1920s and 1930s probation era at Tommy's bar ?
I grew up a half mile west and a mile north of The Spot Bar. Drove past it many times, but it might as well have been ages away since it was down the bluffs and across the railroad tracks. The priest who was the Director of my Catholic Middle School grew up a block to the East, and told us of him watching his father take the streetcar past his house to go there. A high school classmate "PM" says that his grandparents were immigrants in the neighborhood and that this was his family bar, to the point that his father drank there in high school in his JROTC uniform. The Spot is definitely a landmark in Saint Paul!
Mannn I love New Orleans. I've dated a few girls down there that took me to a few chill dive bars in the Garden district but I've never hear of this one. I sure would love to check it out. Seems so chill and simple. Just right.
An awesome place.......
I think the cameraman had an epileptic fit.
My older brother promised to get me my first shot of Malort for my 21st birthday back when I was 8 and we still lived in Chicago. My mother threw him a death glare to end all. And when I found out what Malort was, I asked him why he hated me. :D
Built by the English Pilgrim Fathers,and frequented by English rum drinking pirates shame about the later Revolutionaries but good to know it is still serving Beef Wellington.
Awesome..
Thank you! Cheers!
Greetings from Larissa Thessalian.Ntinas.
Butch Cassidy & Sundance fled to S. America on a steamer from NYC. The Pinkerton files track their movements. One place they went that’s still standing is Pete’s Tavern on 18th & Irving. One part of Pete’s (the 3rd bldg) once held circus animals for Barnum & Bailey. O. Henry wrote ‘The Gift of the Magi’ in Pete’s barroom. I once served a small group that chose Pete’s to transact the sale of the painting that is the cover art for the storybook ‘Madeline’ because the artist was a denizen of the neighborhood and frequented Pete’s. Its front during Prohibition was a flower shop. A former owner, JR, described it as a sort of Geneva where you might find NYPD brass at one end of the bar while Westie gangsters were at the other end. (Why they were downtown, I don’t know.) The guy who wrote ‘The Pope of Greenwich Village’ worked behind that bar. And the “Tastes Great! Less Filling!” commercials were filmed there. As were scenes from ‘Sex and the City’ and ‘Seinfeld’. Manhattan DA Robert Morgenthau had a retirement party there - in the party room in the 3rd bldg where Barnum & Bailey once kept animals. If you want a decent meal and/or a good drink, check out Pete’s Tavern. It claims to be the oldest bar in continuous operation in NYC. But regardless, it’s steeped in history both old and new.
Food is great
Yo he comido ahí y la verdad le falta el sazon de México le falta demasiado sabor
Damon’s steakhouse in Glendale open since 1937
by the dutch ? so wait white people started that too ? ohh man no wonder why they have privileges
Still there! A very diferent place.... 1000 thumbs up
At Mc Sorley's there are pictures of Woody Guthrie playing and singing in rhere.
Interesting information. The voice is to annoying.
Kelly’s Irish Times in DC
Denverite Here =) @Bucketlistbars your channel was just recommended to me! AMAZING Interview! as of March 2024; Denver preservationists fought to save El Chapultepec building from demolition & were not successful 😞 I am so glad you did this interview this is literally a time capsule interview! MANY Jazz memories were made in El Chapultepec; I had the opportunity to visit El Chapultepec a couple of times one time it was midday, no action.. and one time in the evening I experienced the Jazz band and tried the Mexican food to curve the drunkenness' lol it was such a vibe! My bestie back in 2012ish said her Mom & Dad would go to El Chapultepec every Friday or Saturday for date nights they LOVED it there, that was their spot. 🎺🎻😎 its SO sad that such a historic bar is going to be erased.. oh wait I think the new owners are keeping the sign supposedly 🙄new owners should keep the bar as it always was, Jazz, Mexican food, and preserve the history of the bar, its been there for SO long! total bs to erase the soul of THE MOST legendary Jazz bar on Market Street and in the whole State of Colorado!!! and TOP 100 bars in the world in the 80's @29:00
Those Dutch traders that got the Indians drunk, were they Dutch or were they ((( )))?
Horrible!!
I LOVE TOMBSTONE. THANKS
My wife and I have been attending this bar for several years, have made many friends, and always have a great time! As the Toby Keith song says: "I love this bar!"
I'm from thir 😂
The whole building burned down, what you have now is a replica built in the 1970’s…. To me it’s just not the same.
My teenage years!
funny because you used to be able to have the same exact conversation with the owner of the bar gunthers in northport, new york. it was the town where jacks mother was living… he soent alot of time in the bar but never spent a dime and would be regularly picked out of the bushes during failed attempts at walking home.. one day he handed pete (the owner) a signed copy of the original press of on the road to thank him for the hospitality.. as soon as jack turned his back he threw the book in the garbage, and proceeded for years to lie through his teeth anyone came in to interview him about it….. rip pete gunther, you were a great man
The Menger Bar is the oldest bar in Texas and one of the oldest in America.
Had a great time there, long wait though
Are there not any taverns in Williamsburg, Virginia, worth speaking of?
Not that we found, sadly
Why would the Purple gang hangout here? Their headquarters which still stands also was a fortress that had 2 bars a kitchen, gym, shvitz and an indoor swimming pool.
It's not like they lived there, but they supplied and ran the speakeasy for sure, so certainly they spent time there just like they would at any of their joints.
LENNY MY BOY HAHAHAHA.
I ate there lastcnight for the first time. Very cool building very historic. The food and service was average. I had the tavern burger and it wasnt good. It was a neat attraction but the menu was veryvlimited and the food left aclot to br desired. It had decent beer swlection but this is just an average restaurant
They rent the first floor to restaurant vendors - the one that was there when we visited was great, but it's changed since then. Sorry to hear it's gone downhill.
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Could anyone tell me where Dan Breen ran a Speakeasy in 1920s?
Tivoli is pretty much the only bar that made out when Petco came in
I loved that jukebox...always Lagunitas IPA...
this is from the scottish sang the calton weaver. nancy whisky the scottish skiffle singer took her name from the chorus of this scottish sang.
This is really cool history, I had no idea, thanks for the information!
@@Bucketlistbars type in....hamish imlach calton weaver/nancy whisky you tube......you will here him sing it in the scots tongue. then type in......luke kelly nancy whisky lyrics you tube.....you will also here him sing it in the scots tongue. although he is irish a believe his granmaw was scottish. it's a scots sang from the 19th century. many many scots and english sangs were taken to ireland in the late 50s early 60s.
I hope Padilla's is still in Mesilla, or Las Cruces N.M.. Gotta have the hot N.M. food with the hot weather, si? Thanks.
I'd probably like the bar in Madrid since I liked White Oaks, N.M. You Never know. Maybe they'd like my 1970s cameras too. Photo nut in N.M. when Ken Cobean in Roswell, N.M. was around. Great. 🤓1995.
My new favorite bar!
Chesterfield Inn & Tavern (1710), Chesterfield NJ