7B Horseshoe Bar aka Vazacs — Restaurant in New York

7B is a neighborhood bar. its worn-in appearance is not “kabuki.” the “dive” aesthetic is really a natural occurrence of serving drinkers through the good times and bad ones…and letting that history soak into the space and it being ingrained. the vibe is friendly yet gritty. mind your manners and enjoy good times. act like fool and said mileage may vary. stopped here with friends for a few beers on a Friday night. was superbusy. will get loud as the evening turns to midnight. the prices are dive-level. drinks menu etc is endless. plenty of flatscreens for sports fans. hat tips to the two bartenders for 1) holding it down as wave after wave of thirsty zombies rolled in; 2) pouring me a proper Guinness; 3) for sassing my friend for remarking on their snack of choice—sour jelly beans. my advice: come here with friends and enjoy a part of New York that has slowly been disappeared by the “future”

PRO TIP: carrying cash will speed up leaving as there are always like 18 million people trying to close out their tab on cards at...

listen i like this bar and have liked it in the past but i don't know what's been going on the last year cause prices keep going up and up and up and around the 'hood ain't no one charging what they're charging for a "dive" bar. 11 for guinness? 15 for basic whiskey? "specials" for 17?

did someone new take over? cause this feel like a tourist trap now and it obvious cause every where else in the 'hood SLAMMED on a nice day with good specials and they be EMPTY in here waiting for suckers. whoever running this place need to go walk around cause ain't no place charging these prices. crazy.

cool bar with cool history but whoever managing it now NEEDS TO GO bfore they run it into ground and make it like some times square dump only for tourists and suckers

also yooo why u charging tax AND a cc fee THAT IS OFF THE POST-TAX AMT? that is +12% if...

Used to be a regular patron of this place, but after observing something today I don’t think I’m coming back and definitely not willing to spend money here. There is currently a group of refugees in line for some food down the block, it’s raining and the bar turned their outdoor heaters off on purpose to make these vulnerable people cold. We asked them to turn them back on and got some really ignorant comments back that rang with uppity discrimination.

Shame shame shame on you, your establishment makes a significant amount from film shoots (I’ve been location manager a few times on those shoots) - yet humanity isn’t something this place can afford. Hospitality and humanity go hand in hand. Alas,...