96 Tears

Located in New York, New York

Address: 110 Avenue A, New York, NY 10009, United States

Phone: +1 212-614-9798

Rating: 4.8

Review 1 (2023-04-08 - Rating: 5)
Was drawn in as a fan of 1966 psych and saw the old school juke box thru the window, so the pieces fit. My chinatown papaya was bruised and leaking and they took care of my papaya as if it was their own papaya. Quality top to bottom, with Kind Staff. Bonus that it connected to several other bars that make sense.

Review 2 (2023-04-21 - Rating: 5)
I agree with everything going on herePositive chill vibes. Great cocktails. Somewhere I would go to relax and have a date for sure

Review 3 (2024-07-20 - Rating: 5)
My favorite bar in the LES, hell, maybe all of nyc rn. Excellent emo music, fun loving crowd, service is ok but whatever, youll get a drink eventually. Its hard not to have a good time here

Review 5 (2024-05-15 - Rating: 5)
Great place to chill in the city with super friendly bartenders!Aguapanelamami rocks!! She always makes the best cocktails

Review 6 (2023-04-10 - Rating: 5)
I found this great new barwhile walking in my neighborhood. Its my go to spot now. I took my buddies from uptown there the other night they love it too. Delicious Mexican food and cocktails. Lots of wonderful stuff on the walls. Great rare memorabilia. Very cool music. Real chill vibe with a sweet and sexy staff, so it feels like summer is finally coming.

Review 7 (2024-01-29 - Rating: 5)
This place is so awesome!! Long live Howie Pyro!

Review 8 (2023-09-30 - Rating: 5)
Great music, not the usual, for people who care about what you listen to. Kinda like my own playlist. Go!

Review 9 (2023-05-17 - Rating: 5)
Hands down, the best rock n’ roll dive since Motor City. This place has electric atmosphere, carefully curated and adorned with relics from rock n roll’s esoteric past. It’s a full on sensory delight, with warm and inviting folks running the place. The cocktails are yummy and named after gems like “Goo Goo Muck” and “Sex Beat”. The jukebox is exquisite, but last Sunday was a Josh Styles and one of the owners, Jonathan Toubin - a NYC rock n’ roll institution, with a collection of 45s so exquisitely pulled, I was suspended in fun laughs good time mode from 10pm to last call.This is a bar for the savvy and layman alike - and honestly feels like a neightborhood joint befitting its punk rock mythology history. Jonathan Toubin (and friends Jesse Malin and Johnny T) are stalwarts and genuinely care about catering to the community, and making happenings happen. Plus the bathrooms are clean, with tp and a mirror. I couldn’t be happier.

Review 10 (2023-04-05 - Rating: 5)
Place rules! DJs playin’ great 45’s, cool stuff on the walls and everyone was really good looking. 10/10

Review 11 (2023-04-08 - Rating: 5)
Amazing music and cocktails, keeping underground NY culture alive in the East Village!