“Wings at Old Town Bar.”
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AI-generated summary
An 1800s barroom where the is the reason to go. Get it with the fry or the . The wing is the other order, and several regulars call it the best in Manhattan, though a few people got dry ones. The has gotten pricey.
NYC classic — Jacob Burckel opened the bar in 1892 on East 18th Street, and it moved next door in 1912; during Prohibition it ran as Craig's Restaurant, a speakeasy serving food. Its 19th-century fixtures survive, including a 55-foot marble and mahogany bar and 1910 Hinsdale urinals said to be the city's oldest. Wikipedia
“Wings at Old Town Bar.”
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“Old Town has a good burger, wings and the pumpy sandwich is also good”
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“Old town bar has the best Buffalo style wings in Manhattan”
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“Old town bar on 18th and park has some damn good traditional Buffalo wings.”
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“get a burger and pint with the excellent fries Or also excellent potato salad.”
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“Old town bar has some of my favorite wings”
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“Grilled cheese with mushrooms on pumpernickel at Old Town Bar.”
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“Fanelli Cafe, Ear Inn, and Old Town Bar are all old bars - historical, not dive, where you can get a really good burger but they have other good food”
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“The Burger at Old Town always hits for me.”
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“the wings were some of the driest, least flavorful wings I’ve had. I actually had trouble getting them down.”
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“Best wings in nyc”
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“I like the fish and chips sandwich at Old Town Bar: for some reason and very oddly, the fish and chips entree falls short.”
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