www.slaintenyc.com
304 Bowery (between Bleecker & Houston), N.Y.C.
Email: slaintenyc@speakeasy.net
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Slainte has full
coverage live by satellite of all major European
football including:
Champions League, Uefa Cup, The Premiership and FA Cup. No cover charge for any games. Please see schedule or call bar for kick-off times |
Major
League Baseball, Extra
Innings. Watch the out of town games here. All
Games live
at Slainte. NFL Season starts September 6! Beer & Wings special during games. |
| Book your holiday party at Slainte now! Great group rates. Call bar for details. | |
| Slainte Mural |
| Photos |
| Opening Night |
| The Baggot Inn |
| Dempsey's |
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| The Village Voice - Review |
| Personal Space: On the Bowery, It's Cool to Drink Alone |
| by Darren Reidy |
| May 25th, 2004 |
| Sláinte (pronounced slahn-chuh) is an Irish pub for those untempted by close-quartered, begrimed joints where the intimate tangle of wined breaths and sweat declares itself in now smokeless air. But exterior hints of bourgieness are quickly dispelled by the realization that it's just new and clean. Sláinte's owners have preserved essentials-the mahogany bar (nearly 30 feet), the high-backed booths, tables appointed with squat stools, exposed brick-and left enough space to mingle, or walk to the toilet without spilling half your Carlsberg on that Lacoste polo. A two-for-one happy hour from 12 to 8 makes it the perfect place for a postprandial pint (well, two). Even if you don't drink Guinness-and if you don't, you should try theirs (it's one of the better pours around)-there are some 15 beers on draft (including Smithwick's, Boddington's, and Hefeweizen, $5 to $5.50) and another 16 bottled. Jameson will run you $6, and top-top-shelf liquor's a quasi-reasonable $8. But as at all good pubs, the real attraction's the unassuming social scene (don't be afraid to drink alone), here infused with a bit of "class" even Terry Malloy wouldn't shrink from. |
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| Time Out New York - Review |
| Issue 460: July 22-29, 2004 |
| Of all the bars and lounges that have popped up on the Bowery-Pioneer, Blvd, Mission-none is as free of pretense as Slà inte (pronounced "slahn-chuh"). The owners, who also run the Baggot Inn and Dempsey's, have created a no-nonsense hangout with wood booths and stools, exposed-brick walls, flat-screen monitors (to watch the game), and 17 types of beer on tap including Guinness and Smithwick's Ale-plus another 17 or so bottles. Classic pub grub is served from Wednesdays to Sundays. |
| Slainte Bar
& Lounge 304 Bowery (between Bleecker & Houston) N.Y.C. Tel: 212 253 7030 Fax: 212 253 7040 Email: slaintenyc@speakeasy.net |
| Open every day from 12 noon to 4am. |
| Available
for parties. Great group rates available. Call bar for details. |
| Subway: |
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| Kitchen Open: (menu) |
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| Party Hors d'Oeuvres Menu |
| Now serving
brunch, Saturday
& Sunday until 4pm. |
| Great selection of beers: 19 beers on tap, 16 bottled beers. |
| (Beer
Menu) |
| Irish Traditional Seisiun every Sunday at 6pm. |
| Oldtime
Jam every
Tuesday at 9pm - Beer Specials |
| Six large screen Plasma TVs
and one 8'
Projection Screen showing all sports including English
Premier League soccer and Champions
League soccer, as well as all American sports. Call bar for details. |
| Free Internet Access through the Slainte WiFi Zone (HotSpot) |
| We accept all major credit cards. |
| Links |
| Drogheda on
the Boyne - www.drogheda.ie |
| Topnightlife.com - Night clubs bars & restaurants directory. |
| BusinessNight.com - Nightlife business directory and information on the web. |