BridgeCafeNyc.com
Title
The oldest surviving tavern in New York and one-time home to a brothel, the Bridge Caf is located in a simple wood-frame building erected in 1794. Although times have changed and the Brooklyn Bridge has since been built next door, the old speakeasy continues to thrive thanks to a modern mix of eclectic American entres. The uniformly excellent menu includes standouts like a tender buffalo steak with lingonberry sauce Bridge Cafe barrestaurant The Bridge Cafe is located at 279 Water Street in a building dating back to 1794. That was the year that Newell Narme opened a 'grocery and wine and porter bottler' in the wooden building, which at that time was two-and-a-half stories with a peaked roof
Description
Excerpted from the website description:
- The oldest surviving tavern in New York and one-time home to a brothel, the Bridge Caf is located in a simple wood-frame building erected in 1794. Although times have changed and the Brooklyn Bridge has since been built next door, the old speakeasy continues to thrive thanks to a modern mix of eclectic American entres. The uniformly excellent menu includes standouts like a tender buffalo steak with lingonberry sauce Bridge Cafe barrestaurant The Bridge Cafe is located at 279 Water Street in a building dating back to 1794. That was the year that Newell Narme opened a 'grocery and wine and porter bottler' in the wooden building, which at that time was two-and-a-half stories with a peaked roof
Additional Information
External Links
Categories:
- 1794
- 279
- A
- Although
- American
- And
- At
- Barrestaurant
- Been
- Bridge
- Brooklyn
- Brothel
- Buffalo
- Building
- Built
- Caf
- Cafe
- Changed
- Continues
- Door
- Eclectic
- Entres
- Erected
- Excellent
- Has
- Have
- Home
- In
- Includes
- Is
- Like
- Lingonberry
- Located
- Menu
- Mix
- Modern
- New
- Next
- Of
- Old
- Oldest
- One-time
- Sauce
- Simple
- Since
- Speakeasy
- Standouts
- Steak
- Surviving
- Tavern
- Tender
- Thanks
- The
- Thrive
- Times
- To
- Uniformly
- With
- Wood-frame
- York