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Brew YorkFebruary 26, 2014More restaurant than bar, this might be one of the more romantic beer dates you can take in New York. The 22 rotating taps from breweries like Barrier and Allagash will keep you coming back.
Teri SpringerMay 6, 2017Ithaca Apricot Ale is AWESOME. Just what I needed after walking from 142nd to the 9-11 Memorial. BEST hot pretzel (the mustard will clear the most plugged up sinuses). The place is cute and quaint.
Megan JohnsonJanuary 4, 2014App: duck quesadilla, shaved Brussels sprouts salad; main: goat cheese gnocchi, pork tenderloin. ALL could cost double in a fancier restaurant. Can't say enough how delicious. Great service, too.
Peter FrieseFebruary 16, 2014Great beer selection with a great choice of local brews as well as some international drafts. Very friendly staff.
EaterMarch 4, 2014Church Publick brought some heavy-duty beer game, and has managed to avoid being a complete douche-magnet, for now. Enjoy it while you can.
LisetteMay 31, 2016Great spot that hasn't been spoiled by succumbing to TriBeCa trendiness. Mostly neighborhood regular types coming in for a drink or a bite.
Excellent service from Kevin. The beer selection is incredible and the shaved Brussels sprout salad was delicious! So were the tater tots!
Achille KollaJuly 11, 2015Great spot for the neighborhood. Great drink and food menu. Decor was good too!
Great beer & wine selection.. Bourbon too! Try the mushroom potstickers! Attentive bar staff!
Kevin Jan MOctober 23, 2014Been here on my vacation two times. Really enjoyed the beer and the delicious food! 😍
Lou LigouriDecember 13, 2015Very friendly bartenders, marc is great at suggesting beers to your taste.
Potato Chips with beer and cheese fondue are exquisite
Heba AbdellaOctober 7, 2016Although I didn't eat the food looked good and the atmosphere and drinks were definitely great.
Great food. Great drinks. New neighborhood do-not-miss spot.
Food is fantastic. Great beer list! Beautiful date spot!
Howe MatthewNovember 24, 2013Go on a Saturday when all the suits aren't around and enjoy the booze and the space.
Great beer selection that rotates. Try the fish burrito if hungry
- Amanda KellyFebruary 20, 2015Use the virtual tour to check out the ambiance of Church Publick! Read more
Yoav BarshadMay 14, 2017When the owner is not there service is bad. Not even trying had to walk out and go to Maxwells across the street. I guess people still don't get the concept of competition
Michelle CSeptember 26, 2015I miss the old menu. The prices are a bit high and some of the vegetarian food is gone, but there are some new tasty options. Try a flatbread.
Paul KardousJune 28, 2014Rude bartenders who lack basic drink making skills. Best to order a beer, or find someplace else to go.
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Church Publick is an American-style gastropub located on the corner of Reade Street and Church Street in the heart of TriBeCa, New York City.
Drink, dine and relax at the bar, in one of the private booths, on the balcony or in the downstairs dining room.
Permanently closed (Show more)
- Mon–Wed, Sun
- 11:30 AM–11:00 PM
- Thu–Sat
- 11:30 AM–1:00 AM
(212) 267-3000
Features
Reservations
Yes
Credit Cards
Yes (incl. American Express & MasterCard)
Wi-Fi
Yes
Outdoor Seating
Yes
Restroom
Yes
Food & Drink
Menus
Brunch, Lunch, Happy Hour, Bar Snacks
Drinks
Beer, Full Bar, Cocktails
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