Marshall Stack

66 Rivington St New YorkNY10002
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Sunday
1:00pm-2:00am, 4:00pm-2:00am
Monday
4:00pm-2:00am
Tuesday
4:00pm-2:00am
Wednesday
4:00pm-2:00am
Thursday
4:00pm-2:00am
Friday
4:00pm-4:00am
Saturday
1:00pm-4:00am
Payment Methods: Cash
Average Rating
4.5
Total Reviews
(38)
Recommended 0
Not Recommended 0
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Description

Marshall Stack is located at 66 Rivington St Frnt A, New York, NY. This business specializes in Restaurants and has 7 review(s) with a star rating of 5.0.
by merchantcircle on May 22, 2019 from merchantcircle

Tips

Happy Hour: Pints of Guinness, Sixpoint, Radeberger and more are $4, everyday until 7pm.
by ezlocal on November 06, 2012 from ezlocal
On the Menu: Night Train not for you? There's a long wine list that comes with descriptions in true layman's terms. Notes under the Russian River pinot noir: "Vivacious, almost burlesque, while maintaining charm and class."
by ezlocal on November 06, 2012 from ezlocal

Editorial Reviews

Marshall Stack Restaurant Review:
The Lower East Side has no shortage of watering holes vying for both visiting weekend hordes and everyday locals. Marshall Stack, named for a guitar amplifier, is one of the coziest. The low-key décor includes simple wood tables, a stamped tin ceiling, and framed photos of those namesake amps. Drinks range from high-end microbrews to tongue-in-cheek swill like Boone’s Farm and Night Train. The...
by gayot on February 02, 2017 from gayot
A narrow, unassuming corner bar overlooks Lower East Side’s Allen Street. Classic and progressive rock bands play constantly on the throwback jukebox. Marshall Stack definitely has an older crowd and the English-muffin pizza and Cuban sandwiches are absolutely delicious!
by nyc on November 06, 2012 from nyc
Our ears don't buzz every time a new bar opens in the glutted LES, but Marshall Stack's got the simple, classic appeal of a fuzzed-out power chord. Abundant seating, pressed-tin ceiling, '60s and '70s rock gets us amped and ready. Thankfully, jukebox does not go to eleven. Ingenious little hotplate setup in back serves up spicy dumplings, Cubano sandwiches, and sloppy joe sliders.
by blackbookmag on September 16, 2011 from blackbookmag