Located on 36th St. between Madison and 5th Ave. , the wood-tabled brew haus has represented New York as prime connoisseur of beer since 1996, and has built its reputation on a quality selection of bottles and taps from across the world (the menu hits Australia, Italy, Japan, Switzerland and everywhere between).

In times like these nothing helps you beat stress like relaxing at a bar with a cheap, cold drink. Luckily New Brunswick’s Knight Club can offer you just that. Even though the drinks are already cheap, the bar offers “Two-for-Tuesdays”…

Out of college but still haven’t outgrown the whole frat house basement party atmosphere? You’ll love The Big Easy. As if New York didn’t have enough different cultures fusing in such a small space,

The name was inspired by most of life’s questions. The answer is usually that you have “NO IDEA.” But there’s one thing they do know and that is how to run a bar.

The Falcon Brewing Company traces its origins to two homebrew hobbyists, Jason Deese and Rick Kane. With a passion for fine ale and fourteen years of combined experience, Deese and Kane founded their brewery in 2007

If you can’t already tell by the name, Marita’s Cantina is a Mexican bar and restaurant. Its festive chili pepper and cactus decorations plus a ‘countdown to Cinco De Mayo’ clock make it a friendly down to earth place to celebrate the Mexican Independence day.

Dubbed the “Fiesta Palace,” Maracas Bar & Grill serves up your traditional menu of Mexican entrees and frozen margaritas within a festive, colorful ambience, and is recommended more as an end to your evening.

When you’re under the legal United States drinking age of twenty-one, a plethora of venues exist where one can host their birthday party (Chuck E. Cheese’s, anyone?).