This has been a delayed review but given the current events, I had to comment.My husband and I visited Stonewall for the first time during Pride 2023....
I hadn't been to a bar in years, but being in New York City, I had to visit the most iconic gay bar there is. I was not disappointed. This place is so full...
The Stonewall Inn in NYC is not just a bar; it’s a historic landmark that represents a pivotal moment in the LGBTQ+ rights movement. Located in Greenwich Village, this establishment played a crucial role in the fight for equality and social justice. The Stonewall riots of 1969 were a response to a police raid, and they ignited activism that would lead to significant progress in the rights of LGBTQ+ individuals. Visiting the Stonewall Inn is like stepping into a piece of history, where the spirit of resilience and community is palpable.The atmosphere inside the Stonewall Inn is vibrant and welcoming, filled with a sense of pride and camaraderie. The walls are adorned with memorabilia that honors the legacy of those who fought for their rights, making it a meaningful place for both locals and visitors alike. It’s not just a bar; it’s a gathering space where stories are shared, friendships are formed, and history is celebrated.In terms of service, the staff at the Stonewall Inn are friendly and attentive, creating an inviting environment for everyone who walks through the door. Whether you're there for a drink, to enjoy live entertainment, or simply to soak up the atmosphere, the team goes above and beyond to ensure a positive experience. The bartenders are knowledgeable and quick, serving up a variety of drinks that cater to all tastes.The Stonewall Inn also hosts regular events, including drag shows and live music, which add to the lively and inclusive atmosphere. It’s a place where everyone can feel comfortable being themselves, and the sense of community is truly inspiring.Overall, the Stonewall Inn is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in LGBTQ+ history and culture. It’s a place where you can enjoy great drinks, engage with friendly staff, and experience the rich legacy of a movement that continues to inspire change. Whether you’re a local or a tourist, visiting the Stonewall Inn is an essential part of understanding the journey toward equality and celebrating the vibrant culture that thrives in NYC.
This is a very important place, where half a century ago brave people changed the course of history. After Stonewall, the world is becoming a better place to live, although there is still much to be done. Freedom, equality, brotherhood, no hell or heaven, just us and our future
We were there in the afternoon and the atmosphere is still amazing. Thinking about the history of Pride and the LGBTQ+ movement, and the times they must’ve had in this bar. Goosebumps!The beer was excellent, the staff were very friendly, and the toilets were all-gender (always appreciated as I’m nonbinary).The atmosphere was wonderful and there were lots of historic photos on the walls too. And I bought a T-shirt and they had find in my size. Awesome.
If you're looking for an unforgettable experience at NYC's hottest LGBT bar, Stonewall Inn and Bar is the place to be, and Peggie and Carlos are the dynamic duo who make it all come to life. Their dedication and passion for creating a vibrant, welcoming atmosphere are truly unmatched. Peggie's warm and friendly demeanor, combined with Carlos's expert knowledge of cocktails and keen eye for detail, ensure that every visit is exceptional. They effortlessly blend professionalism with genuine care, making every guest feel special and celebrated. Whether you're a regular or a first-timer, Peggie and Carlos guarantee an amazing experience that keeps you coming back for more. Stonewall Inn and Bar is not just a bar; it's a celebration of community, and Peggie and Carlos are at the heart of it all.
Of course, this is an iconic place to visit and a must for anyone visiting NYC internationally for the first time. The bar and wait staff were fantastic and super helpful, really chatty and fun and made us want to stay much longer than we had planned to! They let you get takeout pizza from nearby joints to have outside, and we had to leave with a T-shirt!
A ‘must do’ for anyone who cares about the history of the gay movement. It is so much more these day, thanks to what happened here so long ago. The Visitor Centre next door is a ‘must do’ as well
Historically - this deserves a 5-star review.Unfortunately, Stonewall isn't what it used to be. The bartenders are super mean and the vibe is mediocre....
Bartenders and staff are very pretentious. I came last Saturday night and was told if I wanted to drink I had to wait 40 minutes. I know this stonewall is a...
My first time at stonewall for pride month. Loved it. Loved the show, the staff, STRONG drinks and popcorn with m and Ms that was complimentary. Beautiful...
We forget how much progress we've actually made all this time, I'm amazed we have this iconic landmark still.I love this, and I love our community globally, taking time to celebrate Pride and what we've accomplished is so important.Enjoy the lesbian butterfly watercolor
First time there. Kristy was AMAZING! My friend and I stopped there after lunch. Of course we had to get t-shirts. My friend wanted one for his daughter and she helped him figure out her size. Wereally enjoyed meeting her. I went to dinner after, and had so much fun with Kristy I went back. Thank you thank you thank you Kristy for making my first stonewall experience amazing. ❤️❤️❤️
First time at Stonewall was this last December 2023, and it was a blast!The legendary bar was hosting their weekly drag show with Hibiscus, and we arrived just in time to see her.The drinks were great, and she was on fire as she charmed the crowd and ate it up on the dance floor! I got to ask her what her favoriteplant was (snakeplant).The atmosphere was 10/10, the music was 10/10, and Hibiscus a 10/10- 10’s across the board.I highly suggest visiting at least once to see Hibiscus, or any of the other performers and bartenders, DJ’s, regular patrons there.It’s an epicenter of queer culture, and continues to stand to be.I will definitely be back!
This iconic gay bar must be visited and the good news is that they have many events going on all of the time. They have an amazing karaoke or sing along with a live pianist, burlesque nights and many things going on upstairs to check it out. I especially like the bartender Chucky who makes excellent drinks and some of the best service in the city. Still very friendly still very exciting and still has very strong drinks highly recommend.
Stopped by The Stonewall Inn tonight a little early before the crowds. Kristy was awesome. She greeted us with a smile and took our drink order right away.I always love when I get to a popular place early, with time to make conversation about the venue. Kristy took the time to give me the history of the bar and the neighborhood - thank you so much. It's not very often that a NYC bartender makes such a personal connection.Mel soon joined Kristy for the evening crowd. Mel was just as attentive and made sure that we had our drinks filled.I really appreciate the personalized service that Kristy and Mel gave us. We left as it got pretty busy and they both took the time to say goodbye to us. We felt like part of the family.Thanks Sonewall Inn. It was a great experience, thanks to your staff. I'm going to rate Stonewall with 5-stars, which was well earned.
Stopped by The Stonewall Inn tonight a little early before the crowds. Kristy was awesome. She greeted us with a smile and took our drink order right away....
We are a family of four and we all agree that the highlight of our six day trip to New York was a visit to The Stonewall Inn. The staff were super friendly, the cocktails were fantastic and the atmosphere was amazing. Our boys had a fabulous time playing pool and we made friends with numerous lovely people sat at the bar. The appearance of popcorn with M&Ms was delightful. When we were leaving, the owner came up to us to say goodbye, giving each of us a huge hug. What a beautiful place. Thank you for a wonderful evening, we will remember it forever x 😘
Always I have a good time at stonewall. Music is very good, the decor, drinks, the performance are super nice and it's worth it to check it out.My only down is sometimes the bartenders give you some actitud with no reasons and just some times take so long just to realize that somebody is waiting for them at the service area.
You can’t beat the home of gay pride. The bartenders were great… nice, funny, prompt and had a good conversation with our group. This is a must visit for those interested in queer history and looking for a fun, laid back gay bar.
The harsh truth? The Stonewall Inn is, quite simply, an awful bar. It's a letdown of epic proportions. You might enter with high hopes, but prepare to be...
The stonewall inn i always a great time. Music is always a vibe and the drinks are always delicious. The staff there are very friendly and attentive. I had Mel as my bartender , she was so nice had a great smile and made my drinks perfectly ! Can’t forget to mention their Friday night provoke show, its much fun a great DJ and performers ! Will for sure be returning with friends and def recommend to anyone visiting nyc
Stonewall is a well established LGBTQ bar ... so much fun to go out wit friends or just a drink.. music is always on point .. drinks are made perfectly! My favorite bartender is MEL she is so attentive and so nice . Def coming back here !!!!! 10/10 def recommend
Stonewall stands as a symbol of LGBTQ+ resilience and a pivotal moment in the history of LGBTQ+ rights. In the late 1960s, LGBTQ+ individuals faced systematic discrimination and frequent police raids on gay bars. However, June of 1969 marked a turning point. A police raid led to a three-day riot, with LGBTQ+ community members, especially transgender individuals, drag queens, and people of color, refusing to accept oppression any longer. It is a big piece of history with both good drinks and service! You must check it out!
We came here on our visit to NY on a Wednesday night around 11 or 11:45pm. It was apparently drag night upstairs. The pool table got good use. The performer...
Dis😡🤬gu😓🥵ing Google stupid blocked my comment! I don't understand why system blocked my review. This is a very bad bar with horrible bartenders! Came here with full of respect for history, but got the worst experience I've ever had.The glass was dirty, white goo, like phlegm. Yes, like phlegm. Very disgusting. Crazy!I tried to question him several times but he ignored me, he was just obsessed with his phone. I think he did it on purpose. Maybe a 30% tip doesn't satisfy him.At my asked, the female bartender changed new one for me. She thought the white slime was a lime. I mix drinks a lot and this is definitely not lime.The male bartender was concentrating on his phone and not the customers, and he was digging his ear with his hand few times. When another customer asked for a glass of water, I saw that he was pick up the glass under the sink instead of the clean glass on the shelf behind him.
Wonderful and historic bar with excellent music, feisty and friendly LGBT people all around and very strong well made drinks!A must-visit every time you’re in the neighborhood
Did you know that it was the Mafia that turned this place into a gay bar in 1966? The mobsters apparently served watered-down alcohol and demanded regular...
It’s such an inspirational place! Loved the vibe, the beautiful decor that takes you through the history of the place. We didn’t eat, so couldn’t rate it. It’s totally worth a visit!
Kristy got me 6 different shirts of 6 different sizes all at separate times and now I love herThen I returned them all-- and she took them back!!!!But...
Due to its historical value, I soooo wanted to love the Stonewall Inn. With a friend, I trekked into Manhattan the day after Pride. Our hopes were to...
One of my favourite places to go! The drinks are not badly priced. There is outdoor sitting, however, if you buy a drink from inside you can’t sit in the outdoor sitting area and and if you order drinks from the outdoor sitting area you can’t take them inside till you close out your tab. The inside bar and the outside sitting area are two different tabs. The people that work here are wonderful as always. There’s always something going on, especially during pride month. A welcoming atmosphere for sure.
I can’t believe it took me over two years to get down here! I work too much. If you work too much too, and want a fun place to chill during what little downtime you have come down to Stonewall. The drinks and service are excellent and so is Kristy if you’re lucky enough to be here when she is. Best bartender ever! I think she just made me a regular 🙌💜
Delicious spicy margaritas with a side of gay rights history gur. Get drunk and get educated! They be nasty with them dim lights in the restroom, I see...
Stonewall is one of my favorite places in the entire city. Both a historic bar and your friendly local gay pub, Thursday happy hours are a staple of my...
Today, I experienced mistreatment from the outdoor bartender at Stonewall bar in NYC. Despite trying to get his attention for half an hour, I was ignored....
Place is full of history and character, set in the historic Christopher St area. Was busy when we arrived but there was still plenty seats. A slightly younger crowd than I was expecting but everyone was having a fun Friday night out - Great measures for spirits! 🏳️🌈🇺🇸
This is such a lovely bar! Let me start by saying that I was in awe of this historic bar! The atmosphere is cozy and the drinks atr well made!This is a little gay bar is a great piece of our history and you can feel it!
We went early in the morning and it was super empty. The little park and the building; being a part of LGBTQ+ history were important and significant to see.There is some scaffolding at this time preventing one from observing this unobstructed. Still worth going to see.
Caring and inclusive bar. The vibes are immaculate. Chuck and the rest of the bar staff are wonderful and super accommodating. Had a wonderful time! No food menu besides popcorn but had a wonderful time regardless. Really enjoyed their Christopher Street drink. This historical landmark is a must-visit.
I noticed a review I left three years ago was deleted, my review still stands and my experience still relevant and pertains to the needs of the business....
I guess it really is an iconic place, and it didn’t disappoint at all. The location is ideal, the place nicely decorated and feel very warm and friendly. The staff is kind and helpful and the drinks are good. I didn’t have to wait too long to be seated. Wish the place could offer some light food which would nicely go with the drinks. Prices are correct for the neighborhood and I actually expected to pay more than this, so I very positive surprise.I would recommend stopping by for one drink if you’re in the neighborhood.
Visited the historic bar during my recent trip to NYC. It was late afternoon so rather quieter. Only one lager on draught and it was pricey enough. Rather dark and looks more like a dive bar. The bar staff were having a whale of a time with their playlist of No Doubt. I think most come because of the significance of the place in the fight for equality and its worth it just for that.
Stopped in to the Stonewall Inn while visiting Christopher Park across the street. This bar holds an important moments in the fight for equal rights for the LGBTQ community. The drink selection was vast, prices standard and they also feature entertain throughout the week.
Place was amazing. The atmosphere was great and bartenders took great care of me. Honestly if you're LGBTQIA+ and visiting NYC you need to check this place out, for one it's a historical landmark for us and two they're just great people
Lots of history and the bartenders were super cool. We stopped by mid-afternoon on Saturday and this was the perfect spot to cool off from the heatwave outside. They didn't have any beer on tap, but they had a pretty standard selection of cans and bottles, plus the Stonewall IPA from Brooklyn Brewery.
First off, the Stonewall Inn is an icon -- a frickin' National Monument, so just being here is amazing. Second, the Stonewall Inn is a bar -- pretty much...
We (a gay couple with a baby) were disappointed to be refused service at 3pm on a Saturday afternoon with our 10-month old son. Popped by hoping for a quick drink to cool down and were told babies are a liability and they can’t allow them even to sit with parents outside. What!? Dogs, yes - children of gay couples, no? We hope management reconsiders otherwise they run the risk of becoming a historical gay monument stuck in the past.
A solid but not superb choice for a night out in NYC. Drinks are reasonable and staff is usually nice. It can be eclectic crowd, and generally seems to draw tourists and students (sometimes straight). Music upstairs on the weekend often plays top 40. Actually prefer to go on weeknights with more locals and piano bar style upstairs.
My friend and I have just returned back to the U.K. after the most fabulous holiday to New York and to top it all it was Pride too which was the icing on the cake. We visited Stonewall Inn nearly every evening of our holiday and we found the bar to not only be iconic and stand for so much but the staff were very nice particularly the ladies during the afternoon/early evening shift. The atmosphere was fun vibrant and friendly. We had excellent evenings here. Thank you to all of you at Stonewall Inn and we are hoping to come back for Pride 2023 and we will most definitely be back to this wonderful bar 😀😀👏👏
My partner and I had a wonderful time having drinks and conversation at this historic bar. The bartenders were so nice and friendly even during busy times. I hope to be able to visit again soon
It was awesome to go and see this historic place! We went in, read about this place and got a Buckler which is a non-alcoholic beer and it was subpar. I was...
This is really an iconic place and I recommend everyone to visit twice. Come the first time as a tourist, understand the history, visit the US National Monument across the street. Go inside and think back to what it must have been like at that time. You won't need to use a lot of imagination, I am not sure it's changed that much on the inside. Then visit a second time - come visit just like you would go out to any fun neighborhood gay bar, and enjoy the drinks, the handsome bartenders, and the fact this is a local institution for the community, and have a great time. Drinks are strong like many local places, various beers on tap, pool tables downstairs and drag queens upstairs... It's hard to ask for anything more.
First night out in West Village and few of my friends wanted to check out Stonewall this past Saturday night! Got here a little past 10pm and seen how...
I REALLY wanted this place to be amazing. I really did. But the service was just so bad. We waited for a good 20 minutes at the bar while the two bartenders...
They talk a big talk about inclusion and safe spaces but they don't let you in with a New York City ID because they can't make money off of booze sales. What bullcrap. What if a low income queer person without any ID needed to get away and be amongst their people for a night? What about sober queers?I was visiting NYC from Canada and wanted to visit this iconic place, but my friend (a tax paying working individual with a NY city ID) was denied entry saying they don't accept this form of ID. In her 4 years of living in NYC she's never been denied entry for her NYC ID. And to have it denied at Stonewall of all places was messed up.
My friends and I had a GREAT TIME here. We would visit again if we plan another trip to New York. The bar is pretty spacious, employees are friendly. Drinks are good!
LOVED IT. so full of history and so vibrant. Outdoor seating was great. Felt at home! We spent 4 hours here drinking in the sun and had such a great time. Highly recommend!!! Service was just ok but the experience was so great it didn’t bother us at all.
As a Gay Man I was Very Disappointed in the lack of qualified bartenders. I was there with cash in hand, and they proceeded to take 4 credit card orders of others that came in after without even the slightest polite word. Might as we'll have gone to a straight bar at least there I could have gotten a drink
Can't help that I have experience singing with a couple of bands and recording artists. When I arrived to their karoake the 2nd time, the female bartender...
Had a fun time at Stonewall while visiting NYC! There was a drag show going on upstairs and a typical bar setting downstairs. It was laid back and everyone seemed to be having a good time. The employees were nice too!
Come here for the history but stay here for the warm atmosphere, friendly service and good drinks. I always have a great time whenever I visit The Stonewall Inn. It’s a perfect spot in west village to hang out with friends. They often have shows/events in upstair section. Overall a must visit whether you are a local or a visitor.
A friendly venue for an afternoon cocktail in a friendly atmosphere. A fair number of customers are not locals but visitors from around our country.History is a shifting lens but the place of the Stonewall Inn in the annals of gay liberation are set in stone.The establishment has been designated a New York State Historic Site (bronze plaque at the entrance).
This place is absolutely fantastic, and of course dripping in history. It was an absolute pleasure to come here, and it was a highlight of our trip to New York. The staff here were super friendly and the drinks were inexpensive. I also found that the music was amazing and the place is brilliantly decorated. This in an absolute must-go place for any LGBTQ+ people who are interested in the history of LGBTQ+ rights in the US.
2 floors have very different vibes.Second floor have small stage for drag show.Full of tourist(straight couples mostly)I’ll recommend this place as the first stop of the night.
For being a Historic place that I hold great value transcending gay rights and over passing hardships. It pains me to give this place a one star simply because they don’t accept ID NYC. As the only way of identification for people like me . I have no other way to validate my identify other than what the great people of this city are allowing me to have. I’ve been here before without a problem supporting my great peers like Honey Davenport and Novazcar. Unfortunately I can’t support gay places that won’t support me simply because of my legal status.
Went to Stonewall Inn's "Ladies Night" on Sat., Feb. 19th with my partner, who has recently come out as lesbian. We wanted to celebrate in a place that was...
I had a great day at Work and My friends and I decided to stop by stone wall and pay homages. However despite my great mood we were introduced to Peggy the bar tender. Talk about horrible service. FYI when stopping by here I hope you do not get the same treatment as I.Might I add. I believe In killing with kindness. I continue to be pleasant and sit at the bar while I wrote this review. #smiles make the world go wrong.
Historic bar on Christopher street. Had to make a special stop to see it. Staff was friendly and drinks were reasonable for NYC. Worth a visit for the history.
I am normally to shy to go to bars and stuff but when I went to the stonewall inn the environment was different every one was very friendly and welcoming I...
We stopped by and went upstairs to check out the live pianist. Both bartenders were fantastic singers, and the pianist takes requests; you can also sing karaoke style if you wish. This place is really great, and you’ll portably end your night here if you stop in.
We were walking by in this area and wanted to stop in this place for a drink. The history of this spot was interesting to learn about while we had a few...
I truly believe anyone living or visiting NYC should visit the Stonewall Inn at some point in their life. Like 54358 reviews have said, this is a historic...
Not bad. We liked. Nice place to stay. I especially liked the promotion for new visitors, you need to register on their website 909gay*com, create a profile, and show it to the bartender. You will be given a private room for 1 hour, and a free drink for two
The Stonewall Inn failed to impress. Being greeted by a somewhat unhappy security guard to being ignored by bar staff to then be charged 17$ for a bud light...
What a historic place I mean this is where people took a stand against hatred. Staff was wonderful and very knowledgeable about the history of this place...
The feeling of stepping into this bar and getting a drink is like none other since the history here is so important. The vibe inside was great and everybody was so nice and helpful. Drinks were good and I had an amazing time.
Went out for an early birthday celebration and I must say from the moment we walked in, the staff was friendly and accommodating. Loved the look and the people there were fun. Definitely going back. 2 years Later and here we are once again, we went on a slow night and met this incredible bartender named Chuck. We had such a great time so we decided to go on Halloween to celebrate my birthday once again Chuck was AMAZING!!!
Went out for an early birthday celebration and I must say from the moment we walked in, the staff was friendly and accommodating. Loved the look and the...
The bartender opened alone, and totally rocked it. I loved being somewhere with so much history. I could feel spirit of queers passed. Never been more comfortable loving on my partner than here.
What a bittersweet moment it was to be able to stand in and comfortably imbibe beverage in an institution where it all started. Their fight and sacrifice isn't in vain. Thank you for preserving this piece of history.
Obviously, as a fellow Queer I had to hit it up and visit this historical site. Which was moving and quite lovely. But I must say, the music here is quite...
Very disappointed. My friends and I got here, we ordered drinks, our waiter was nice to us, joking around, it seemed like it would be a great spot. Then our...
Great establishment (physically) with a strong history for LGBT culture. Drinks were okay, but the two people that were visible working: bartender and...
(Please forgive the pronouns.) I was extremely excited to go to this iconic bar, to be somewhere comfortable and historic, but that was all stripped away...
🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈 Im so grateful I was able to visit this historic site. I wept the most beautiful tears. The park and garden across the way was also amazing and filled with positivity and hope. Thank you to all those who had to fight for all us who continue to fight for love and equality. Love is love!
Stars are mostly for the historical significance of the place. Nowadays, it may me a good bar to just chill and have a reaaaaally relaxed time, rather than enjoying and having fun.It could really use way more staff, bartenders look perpetually busy even when the bar isn't that much.
Loved visiting during pride and seeing such an incredible landmark in our history. The staff was great! Thank you Marsha, Sylvia, and all the other pioneers who led the way for us. We appreciate you.
Peggy & Chuck are probably the best bartenders in NYC! We had an amazing time! They are the best! Stonewall Inn is an institution for equality and human...
It was my first time here and the staff was nice except for the bartenders. The second floor was so much fun but on the first floor the bartender practically ignored us even when we called him. After we finally got his attention, he told us to wait to get our drink order. We waited for almost 30 minutes and then decided to leave because he didn't acknowledged us after that. He only attended one side of the bar.
I was so impressed how friendly, kind, and quick the staff was even during Pride Weekend. Wow! It was so amazing to be able to sit there and be part of history. We only got drinks, but look forward to coming back again.
RUDE staff! The bartender completely ignored us while we waited for 30 minutes at the counter. We understood the place was relatively busy. We were more than patient with her. The several groups arriving before and after us had all be served. When we flagged her to remind her of our presence, she gave us attitude, exploding that she was serving customers sitting outdoors. All she had to say during our waiting and when we approached her would be: Sorry I’m busy and I’ll be right with you. The bartender has no sense of customer service, nor how to triage and prioritize. The usher and waiter outside were equally rude...These employees aren’t worthy of the namesake national monument status of the Stonewall Inn. Saturday, June 26, 2021, 4:30 pm ET.
Worth a visit for the history, very expensive for the drinks. $10 for a rum and coke in a tiny cup and $20 for a double rum and coke in a standard cup size. The cocktails were tiny (like small cup of water from the water cooler at the dentist waiting room tiny) and all around $15. The waiter wasn't the nicest, either, which didn't help the vibe. We left shortly after because it wasn't worth the money. The stars are really just because we love a gay business and historical icon.
I walked in and felt a wave of relief wash over me. It was such a warm environment, felt like home. Our server was friendly. Even outside of the history, it was a great bar to spend a few hours in.
This place is so amazing it doesn't need a rating -- but the Stonewall Inn was fantastically fun, especially thanks to our bartender Christy/Kristi! Thank...
Went here this past weekend with my friend after another bar we wanted to get into was fully packed. Bouncer was surprisingly very nice, as I've never been anywhere in NYC with a pleasant bouncer. She was tough but fair, if that makes sense. Anyway, we weren't expecting to get in because it was a Saturday night and this was the most famous/historic LGBTQ+ bar in NYC. We were able to get in anyway!We sat outside and the host was super kind and funny. Our waitress was very nice and patient with us not knowing right away exactly what we wanted to order for drinks. I loved the atmosphere and being in a place with other people like us, no judgement.5 stars, hell yeah!
I had a gay rite of passage this weekend, as I stepped foot into the Stonewall Inn. In the early morning hours of June 28, 1969, police raided The Stonewall...
Iconic LGBTQ+ bar! Everything is social distanced now so you can enjoy history without the covid risk. They have a lot of outdoor seating as well which is nice.
The Stonewall Inn is a monumentally historic place for equal rights. Hell, it's a gay bar and they thought nothing of including my straight touristy self in...
The place paved the way for my generation and many generations to come.It brings back amazing memories.One of the things Stonewall still has going for it, “I’m told from Rick the owner of sip&snip one of the best places in NewYork to get your hair done. “ if you can get an appointment “Is that Tree is still working there.The guy is a legend in himself and Stonewall is very lucky to have him.I wouldn’t recognize the place without him.If I had to give him and Stonewall a score,He and it would get nine circles. LolHope your well Tree.Danny Arzon
Historic place, no doubt about it, yet with a warm and inviting environment. Here you will find a lot of interesting people to chat or a quiet place to chill if you are not in the mood, everybody will respect you the same. People from all around the Globe come and go and the spice of life is paying a visit to this old and still strong bar.
I am sad to see such bad reviews of this place. This place is iconic and truly has this historic vibe surrounding it. The staff was extremely friendly! We...
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