NYC Kilt Night for St. Patrick's Day

[Baysideboy]

Cool! And I can walk to it! Very friendly, and kilt-friendly, too

[Keith A]

Heres the websites for some downtown pubs take a look and lets see if we can get a consensus on were people would like to go. From what I know of the.
Swifts: large selection of beer on tap and even more in bottels.
Long bar with a large back room with long tables with benches and boths on the side's. Menu is o.k. not extensive but good for a pub crawl. Oh yea the cleanest bathrooms on the L.E.S. in any pub Iv ever drank at.

Puckfair: Owned by the same people same selection of beer the menu is a littel different, but mostley the same. Long bar, small tables in back and small booths. Once more very clean bathrooms.

Telephone bar: Its been a long time since Iv been to this joint. From what I recall. Good selection of beer. Big space with long tables. Dont recall the bathrooms. Must have been to drunk or the did not make an impression on me.
As i recall the food was good, but a lot of tourist.

Bua bar: Never been to this joint so I cant say.

You may wounder about my bathroom obsession. After drinking and hanging out in downtown bars since I was about 14. Iv made a mental note of were you can go without catching some rare disease since NYC is not the city of public bathroom.

So take a look and lets see were we want to have this one.
http://puckfairbarnyc.com/
http://www.telebar.com/credits.html

http://swiftbarnyc.com/
http://www.buany.com/

[Baysideboy]

[QUOTE=keith A.;486085]

Bua bar: Never been to this joint so I cant say.

Great, straightforward Irish bar. Food is simple pub grub: Berkshire pork sliders, ham and Irish Cheddar cheese sandwiches, grilled cheese (Italian, Irish, Vermont and NY cheeses.) Clean bathrooms. Friendly staff. Hip but not loud.

Good place to hang out, but not the place to go if you want to make it dinner. Could be a start-off to a pub crawl.