Ace Bar

Ace Bar the can be found at E 5th St 531. The following is offered: Night Clubs. The entry is present with us since Sep 7, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 12, 2013. In New York there are 121 other Night Clubs. An overview can be found here.

This place is one of the few cool bars left from the good ol' days in the East Village. Come here with your sweetie or invite your closest large group of friends. It's perfect for both. Plus, they have a mean juke box and two pool tables.

The Extras: Ace is open seven days a week, 365 days a year--making it a convenient and perpetually available home away from home for its devotees.

This place is one of the few cool bars left from the good ol' days in the East Village. Come here with your sweetie or invite your closest large group of friends. It's perfect for both. Plus, they have a mean juke box and two pool tables.

Ace Bar looks suspiciously like a library, except all of the books have been replaced by vintage lunchboxes, and the librarians are actually serving alcohol!

EV three-part bar's main draw is the Skee-Ball—something about beating a high score, getting a free drink. Two drawbacks: (1) it's a buck per game, (2) the crowds this place packs in can be, uh, intrusive (to be kind). A recently renovated front-end can't derail rep of extreme young'uns, but there're good times to be had nonetheless. Cheap-ish beers, decent happy hour, the otherwise bare-bones...

The glass brick exterior is a remnant of '80s bad taste, but happier memories of the era abound inside, where a custom-made bookcase displays over 100 vintage lunchboxes with nostalgic TV heroes...

Ace Bar in New York City’s East Village is “no pretense, no fuss, just fun.”