Liffy II Bar

Great place to get more material. People’s mindset is jaw-​dropping. Especially the guy who told me he was in law enforcement. It was 2:30pm at a bar.

First of all, despite the sign. THERE’S NO FOOD HERE!
THERE’S NO FOOD HERE! THERE’S NO FOOD HERE! THERE’S NO FOOD HERE! THERE’S NO FOOD HERE! THERE’S NO FOOD HERE! THERE’S NO FOOD HERE! THERE’S NO FOOD HERE! THERE’S NO FOOD HERE! THERE’S NO FOOD HERE! THERE’S NO FOOD HERE! THERE’S NO FOOD HERE! THERE’S NO FOOD HERE! THERE’S NO FOOD HERE! THERE’S NO FOOD HERE! THERE’S NO FOOD HERE!
Oh, did I mention that THERE’S NO FOOD HERE?
You can bring your own… pizza place down the block, sandwiches, but that SHEPHERDS PIE? Fuggeddaboudit!
That said, Mindy is a super bartendress. Old school NY. I called and spoke to someone else to make a reservation… the message never was passed on. (Daytime phone answerers appear to be flakes.) Call at night, and talk to Mindy.
This is a local pub, a relic of the old Irish history of the nabe. It’s not a dive, and as far from being «scary» as a Disney movie. We stuck with pitchers of… I forget. $ 12 a pitcher… and NOT Bud Lite. Friendly patrons… what else could you want?
–Drink Club NYC is a roving group of drinkers, a different bar every week

I strolled into this place (for the first time) at night with a family member for a night cap. The bartender Mindy had such a terrible, rude and very obnoxious attitude I was completely shocked she was allowed to behave that way and get away with it. Mindy was very rude and nasty with all the patrons for the entire hour I was there. Then, I and a group of about six people were still in the bar while she was closing, I was putting on my coat to leave, Mindy decided to turn the lights completely off and a patron had to push the door open to get let some light in. At that moment I was able to see and grabbed my purse. Outside I yelled at her a told her I warn everyone in the neighborhood to stay away from this spot! P. S. Mindy works M-​Fri evenings.

A rare breed in Inwood today — cheap drinks, neighborhood atmosphere, few pretensions. An interesting place to have a beer.

There’s nothing better than a comfortable lounge on a thirsty night. Coming here a few times now, the experience has been very good. First time around was for karaōke one rainy Friday night. We had thought of going just to kill some time before going to a dance club, as its close to my GF’s place and we ended up staying. It was a combination of the rain and the comfy plush old couches that line the walls to the left of the entrance. It was fairly dead when we walked in so the mic was ours for and the DJ was very accommodating. Drinks were on the average price and prepared fairly well. On another occasion the visit was just to have a calm chat with a friend, and well calm it was. Very responsive bartender, friendly and always on top of what we were drinking. With a nod the next round was ordered. Just like that. And to add to the versatility of the place… we walked in there after visiting another bar that same night, and they had free hot dogs, self service, and bingo! Come on! you gotta give them props for having such amenities as they schedule different activities each day of the week and from just plain music to karaōke. The bar is usually peppered with local regulars and that is good sight as it makes a good place to know some of the people around your neighborhood. All in all its a very warm place to go drink, cozy, homey. Even on a dead night, the place is fine to just go relax and drink. Cheers!