One and One
New York, NY 10009-7952
Phone: (212) 598-9126
- Cross Street:
- 1st Avenue
- Directions:
- F, V at 2nd Ave
- Hours:
- Sun-Thu 12pm-2am, Fri-Sat 12pm-4am
Message from One and One
The Nexus of the Universe
- Best Location Ever
- Great Food & Liqour Selection
- Friendly East Village Vibe
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Editorial Review for One and One – by Citysearch Editors
In Short
One-time Tramps owner Terry Dunne returns to his Irish roots with this sleek yet casual homage to the homeland--but one that shuns all the trappings of the typical pub and creates a bar modeled after those of fashionable Dublin. A young Irish staff is on hand to pour pints of Guinness--which are left to settle for the requisite (and respectful) five minutes--but the boisterous weekend crowd is more likely to stick to vodka-sodas and SoCo lime shots. If the scene grows tiresome, there's another whole party in the swank basement lounge, Nexus, where dancing and mingling abound.
Hits: A friendly door policy means you and crew won't be interrogated, no matter the guy to girl ratio.
Misses: Get in line for the bathroom before you really have to go--by the time it's your turn, you will.
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Insider Tips
Happy HourBetween 12pm and 8pm daily, beer, certain wines and well drinks are $4. Save $2 on everything else.
The ExtrasIn addition to long banquettes and a full bar, Nexus Lounge also features a DJ booth (cut from the room's brick outer wall), and a more club-like playlist to match the decor.
Food ServedBeyond the Irish breakfast, homestyle favorites include Bubble and Squeak (mashed potatoes, cabbage and cheese), bangers and mash, and Guinness-braised pot roast.
User Reviews for One and One
03/03/2008 Posted by loqieu
I've been here several times, either to catch a bite with some friends or get miraculously trashed, often at the same time! This place is great and has a large enough space to accomodate large groups. The service is always very attentive, and not only will they take confusing food orders, but they will also do well at confusing short and drink combo orders too! Even better is the downstairs area which turns into a club, although frequently for an 18+ crowd which makes me feel freakishly old. Otherwise a great place to hang out at and a great places to enjoy a pint or enjoy dream enducing rounds of shots. I recommend trying the buffalo burger!
05/27/2007 Posted by drink_club1
It's an Irish bar in the East Village. There was plenty of room for our expanding group-- and no one complained! The service was friendly, if a bit forgetful. (Seems like anyone who ordered Stella was immediately on the "forget me" list. I think it's because it was an Irish bar and Stella was too mainland Europe.) The food was typical bar food, though the Buffalo Wings had a much better than usual kick to 'em. The open floor to ceiling windows really helped the space feel like the outdoors. --Drink Club is a roving group of NYC drinkers
Pros: friendly service, great wings, space to expand
Cons: forgetful staff
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