No Malice Palace

(212) 873-8595

197 E 3rd St, New York, NY | Directions   10009

40.722925 -73.983313 View Website

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Downtown, East Village, Alphabet City

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At a Glance ?
96% ambiance
“Great bar, awesome tunes and a fun crowd filling the dance floor.”
88% drinks
“oh well, the service was good, never waited for a drink.”
100% food quality
“theres an AWESOME pizza place across the street (yummy drunken eats) and near a few other (less fun) clubs.”
100% menu variety
“The music was up and down, sometimes the hip hop selections were just not that good (also contribuiting to that sleepy feel).”
100% overall
“good drinks, good music, good service just about all i need in a place.”
100% service
“All the staff have always been very friendly, even though it gets really busy.”
71% value
“Great music with dancing, atmosphere, drink prices and staff!”

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Low-key hideaway deep in the East Village revs up on weekends for a full-fledged party scene.


 

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3.0
May 26, 2010

Good Birthday Party Spot. I had my birthday party here last year and it definitely did the trick. I was looking for something a little more dressy than an Irish pub/sports bar, but nothing too pretentious or clubby, and this was a great in between. We got there around 10/10:30 which was early enough to score some couches (crucial for bags and coats) and we danced the night away in the dark bar. Overall I was very pleased and would definitely revisit.

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5.0
June 30, 2009

friendly, lively, up for it crowd. Great bar, awesome tunes and a fun crowd filling the dance floor.

Barman mixes one of the best Apple Martinis in the blink of an eye

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5.0
June 20, 2009

awesome. id been here once and the muzik was soo good i had a bday party here a few days later. loved it compared to other places that tried to charge me an arm & a leg!! i needed seating for 15 but only got enough chairs for about 6 ppl but we were dancing/at the bar all night so it didnt really matter

i met mad cute boys that night nd the bartenders/bouncer were really cool & nice each time i went. theres an AWESOME pizza place across the street (yummy drunken eats) and near a few other (less fun) clubs. its not in a great barhopping location but i didnt really wanna go anywhere else coz i was having so much fun

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5.0
May 21, 2009

great, friendly service. Fun, lively and loud...drinks are fairly cheap, bartenders are quick and friendly (especially Jonah!) and the music is great. will be back soon.

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5.0
March 13, 2009

real new york bar, one of my faves. I have been to No Malice a few times and it has always been a great place to hang out. On the weekends they have awesome d.j.s and music to dance to, and there is a great energy in the place.

All the staff have always been very friendly, even though it gets really busy. Sometimes i've had to wait to get in, but its always worth it and i've never had to wait too long.

I live in the east village, and i've stopped in a couple times on the weeknights and its been a really relaxed neighborhood feel.

good drinks, good music, good service just about all i need in a place.

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1.0
March 01, 2009

Bouncers are the worst. A friend of mine was having a birthday thing there. Unfortunately there was a line, but fortunately a couple of his other friends had already arrived and let me jump into line with them. I understand it's a pain to be a bouncer in the city. I've been here 10 years and for the most part I just take it in stride. The whole time the bouncers were hassling the people waiting, organizing us oddly into two parallel lines and telling us not to face each other so it was weird even talking when we were waiting. Not to mention that they didn't even put the people into the two lines in order and thus made some people wait longer than people who got there after them.

When I went to go in with the two people I was waiting with the bouncer pushed me back into the person behind me pretty hard and said "stand back big man." So I just asked if they had any idea how much longer I'd have to wait. Then the other bouncer gets in my face and tells me I can come in when he decides and lets people waiting behind me in. I never did anything aggressive at all. I just left. And that's what I advise of others if they get here and see a line. Move on. The place might be ok, but the bouncers are horrible.

And if you're thinking of having a birthday party here don't. You might be forcing some of your friends to deal with them and it's not even something I'd want for people I don't like.

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1.0
January 02, 2009

Terrible Service -- They Overcharge you!. Terrible place! The bartender charged me 18 bucks for two amstel lights (he said they only had 2 beers and no draught). Then I ordered another 2 amstel lights from another bartender and he charged me 12 dollars. When i closed my tab and left no tip for such ridiculousness, i was asked "did you have a problem with the service." when i told the other bartender what had happened, he just shrugged his shoulders and basically couldn't care less. I won't ever go back.

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4.5
November 06, 2008

Low-key hideaway deep in the East Village revs up on weekends for a full-fledged party scene.. No Malice's unmarked black exterior hints at a scruffy, biker bar edge, but a venture inside finds wide-planked hardwoods, old-school tin ceilings and wall sconces casting a mellow garnet haze. Crunk and reggae fuel a no-nonsense crowd of workaday locals taking shots at the bar or kicking back on the well worn couches toward the rear. Come Friday, a live DJ spins mostly hip-hop for a boisterous weekend mob.

Hits: The no cover policy on weekends always draws a packed house.

Misses: No beer on draft means you'll probably stick with the hard stuff.

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5.0
April 16, 2008

You're beautiful. Don't ever change!!. So I recently moved to NYC and I'd been missing my old watering holes in San Francisco. Nothing around here seemed to make me feel at home. A good friend of mine asked me to come along on a Friday nite to what she called the biggest, baddest hole in the wall bar of all time, the No Malice Palace. While I'm not one to take another's opinion at face value, I was intrigued by the name. As soon as we walked in, I was completely taken by the atmosphere. The dim, red lights.The cozy living room feel. It was awesome!! Not to mention the great music. I'm not sure of the DJ's name (maybe I'll muster up the courage to approach him at some point) but he's as cute as he is talented! Hiphop, funk, reggae and even the occasional freestyle joint fill the air as the bartenders make you feel like you've been visiting them for years. Thank you No Malice! You'll be seeing me again and again!

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5.0
April 11, 2008

This place IS the East Village!!!. I just can't get enough of the NO Malice Palace. Every weekend I mean to go somewhere else but always find myself back here. Its my cheers of the East Village as far as the comfortable, welcoming, layed back, unpretentious vibe goes, but with super hot bartenders, and kickin hip hop. Drinks are good and strong, a real ba*g (wow! very strict rules about language on this web site) for your buck. Service is fast and friendly, (not to mention the staff seems to be having as much fun as the crowd, and did I mention they're real easy on the eyes). You're sure to have a great time here, and if you don't, just stay home the next time!

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