Low-key hideaway deep in the East Village revs up on weekends for a full-fledged party scene.
(212) 873-8595
197 E 3rd St
(Between Avenue A and Avenue B)
New York,
NY
10009
40.723
-73.9832
Neighborhoods: Alphabet City, East Village, Downtown
What People Are Saying About No Malice Palace
The Owner
No Malice Palace
Owner
The No Malice Palace is located on East 3rd Street between Avenue A and B. There's no sign so just look for the green light and black awning. The gorgeous lounge area features comfortable couches and chairs scattered around a fireplace. They feature great music, with DJs spinning superior hip hop on the weekends, and a large outdoor garden. The No Malice Palace specializes in throwing great parties and has enough indoor/outdoor space to accommodate up to 150 people. They offer special discounts for weeknight parties, Sunday through Thursday. To inquire about our party availability please…
The Editor
Aaron Barker
Citysearch
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.
06/30/09
friendly, lively, up for it crowd
by gcuk
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
- Pros: Great tunes
06/20/09
awesome
by akapluto
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
- Pros: great staff, cute boys, good dj, no cover!
- Cons: reserved seating
05/21/09
great, friendly service
by graceglitterandmore
Fun, lively and loud...drinks are fairly cheap, bartenders are quick and friendly (especially Jonah!) and the music is great. will be back soon.
The Details on No Malice Palace
Outdoor Seating:
An outdoor patio handles overflow during the warmer months.
Know Before You Go:
The door's unmarked, so make sure you've got the address before trekking over.
The Extras:
There's no ATM on site, but there's also no minimum for plastic on weekdays.
Outdoor Seating:
An outdoor patio handles overflow (and smokers) during the warmer months.
Category:
Bars & Clubs, Bars & Pubs, Neighborhood Bars, Singles Bars, Dive Bars, Lounges
Payment Methods:
American Express, Visa, MasterCard
Bar & Club Special Features:
Smoking Permitted:
On patio
Message from No Malice Palace
- Beautiful Outdoor Space
- Great Music, DJs
- Call For Private Parties
The No Malice Palace is located on East 3rd Street between Avenue A and B. There's no sign so just look for the green light and black awning. The gorgeous lounge area features comfortable couches and chairs scattered around a fireplace. They feature great music, with DJs spinning superior hip hop on the weekends, and a large outdoor garden.
The No Malice Palace specializes in throwing great parties and has enough indoor/outdoor space to accommodate up to 150 people. They offer special discounts for weeknight parties, Sunday through Thursday.
To inquire about our party availability please call Phil @ 212-873-8595 or email phil@nomalice.com and let him know you saw it on Citysearch for a free drink.
They've also been featured in NY Mag's Best Of 2007 - check it out below.
http://nymag.com/bestofny/fun/2007/28817
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