The Spring Lounge

I had one beer there and accidentally left my debit card after opening a tab. Yes that’s my fault, I had friends visiting from out of state and was distracted. I wake up to being charged $ 20 for one beer– a very expensive Brooklyn Lager. I understand why bars have credit card minimums, but it’s illegal to charge over $ 10 on a minimum. I also normally comply with these minimums, it’s not hard and not uncommon in New York, but I won’t be coming back there after being charged $ 20 for a $ 7 drink.

Really enjoyed this lowly lit spot on a late Saturday afternoon. Lots of chill space to sit (benches and short stools) in front room, good bar and quick service, and decent sized back room. Great beer selection. Cans priced at $ 3 and up, draft beers of all strengths. Small bathrooms. Overall a chill spot attended by most late twenties to thirties ppl

The environment is chill and the place is cozy. Honestly the bar tender was a complete doll! He was sweet, explained the beers, offered a taste and offered a change if it was something new that we didn’t end up liking. Only thing I wish they had were more snack options.

One of the best bars in NY putting up there with best bars world wide. Great diverse crowd, great prices and surprisingly good selection of beer and liquors.
Holla at my boy Dermot Sunday through Wednesday

A good, old time NYC dive bar at the corner of Spring & Mulberry, the kind that has mostly disappeared from the city. Stopped in while walking the San Gennaro festival. Nothing chi chi or trendy here and that’s the way I like it. Interesting people at the bar and cold beer on tap and in cans. Great people watching through the windows. I love the 1960s style cash register, it is the exact same one my father had in his gas station back in the 60s and 70s. This is a place I will definitely return to whenever I’m in the neighborhood.

always love this place, friendly staff, good old beers and great atmosphere, highly recommended for a great night out with friends!

Great bar. Good music. The perfect place to go with some friends for a chill night out. Well priced for the area. Not stuffy, super laid back. And good location to people watch! Which is always fun in NY.

Great local bar! Very welcoming even for a tourist :) The beer was the right price. Very down to earth, clean, easy to find and would love to return. The bartender was so sweet and fun, it was great!

Pretty basic joint but the prices are all right, first place I found to carry Corona, yay. But they were out of about three choices, which seemed odd. BUT… It gets the fourth star only because you can bring in your own food, so we grabbed a Lombardi’s pizza and drank beer, watched golf, and are za, it was a good day.

It’s a great place to meet your friends but unfortunately there wasn’t a great atmosphere to talk because everybody was screaming & there wasn’t any music or I could even hear it.

Best before noon if you want to avoid the tourists. There are tons of colorful regulars and all of the bartenders are smart, funny and cool… unless you’re a dick to them. Jay Hammer might flirt with your mom but it’s okay, he’s cooler than your dad anyway.

This bar has alotta dudes. An uneven ratio in my favor so hey Im not complaining. I had the citrus svedka n soda which tastes similar to a jello shot to me but waay more liquidy. Theres a sign in the back FREE HOTDOGS BOILED IN BEER ON WED AT 5pm. Noted.

Great place to be more laid back in nolita. The sharks on the wall and 70’s feel make it funky and fun!

LOCAL***DOWN***TO***EARTH***SOHO***PUB
Nice bar to chill with your friend, date, mates or after work…
The friendly tough bar man is very professional and generous … Spring Lounge is possibly one of the few baleft which is not too spoiled by tourism … On the other hand tourists are great for the bank account!!!
I would always come back here and recommend it to everyone!!!

I go here too much. 4 stars because the bathrooms are pretty offensive.
Considered a dive bar probably because it is dark, dirty and sells PBR-​which is fine by me. It does get very crowded but if you are able to grab seats on the benches along the walls then you are set.
Mostly a younger crowd… early 20’s-early 30’s tops I’d say. However it is a pretty relaxed atmosphere. I almost always have a positive experience here.
Bonus– They have a cell phone charging station where they have every single charger you could possibly need. Just don’t get too drunk and leave your phone there because it’s super annoying having to run back there at 3:45am to claim your life force before closing time.
Double bonus– The pizza place directly across the street never disappoints.
**They have a $ 20 minimum on credit cards, but there’s an ATM at the duane reade right down the block.

Voilà un bar sympa situé dans le Lower Manhattan non loin de Little Italy. La déco est assez rustique et sombre. En effet, le bar est très chargé en objets divers et variés, en tableaux, en cartes, etc… Il faut dire que cet établissement a été dans les années 30 alors il a un peu de bouteille !
On sent d’ailleurs que ce lieu est un lieu d’habitués en observant la complicité entre les gérants et les clients accoudés au bar. Pour ma part, j’ai pris une bière blonde pour me rafraichir et ça né fait pas de mal pendant les chaleurs estivales de New York !

Great bar staff — Yankees Games & real ale

I don’t come here enough. It’s good at any time of the day — Friday happy hour, Saturday day drinking, late night — it NEVER disappoints. You’d think with a name like «Spring Lounge» it would be a fancy joint, but nope, it’s a dive and I LOVE it. The crowd is always great, especially if you’re a girl. This place is CRAWLING with dudes. The male to female ratio is outrageous, in a good way (for us girls). If I lived in the neighborhood, this would be my go-​to bar. That’s how much I love it.

What can be said about the greatest dive bar in all of NYC? I work around the corner and have spent numerous nights here. Great beer, good crowd, great seating (people-​watchers will love it). Come on Wednesdays for free beer-​cooked hot dogs.

I used to spend far too much time here back in my ‘stomping days’. Yes, far too many good times.
Being away from it I was wondering if the magic would still be here. The neighbourhood vibe, the winning service, beer samples, juke box and overall dive attitude. Well, I can happily say, it’s all still here —- during the week!
The customer service never lacks in here but the ultra cool locals vacate come Friday night making way for the annoyance of out-​of-​towners, college kids and those who have no idea what ‘alternative style’ is so make a mess of it.
I stopped in around 12ish to try a new beer and mull over past sessions. Immediately greeted by Owner #3 (lol) I sampled the Empire Cream Ale. Tasty. I indulged in a half pint and a few giggles with other patrons.
Spring St. has added free hot dog Wednesdays and free bagel Sundays to their arsenal… although this place never needed any gimmicks because it’s the owners, staff and locals that make it so brilliant.
The place has gained extra bar space but other than that, it is virtually the same place that I would walk into & stumble out of all those years ago.
I cannot help but smile being in Spring St. Lounge. A solid 4 stars!

Ain’t no party like a beer club party! Unless that party also happens to coincide with an event for Victory Brewing and includes free food!
My beer club met here for the Victory Brewing event (with special appearance from a member of my other beer club) and we had a great time.
The space is very cool. Lots of places to sit or stand, fairly easy to get access to the bar, lots of windows that were open… I liked it.
The beer was great. Victory reps were on hand and they had numerous selections on tap. I personally had these St. Victorious (doppelbock) and the Hop Devil– East Coast IPA, which is not as hoppy as most IPAs, and a little darker. Both were great.
Others in the group had the St. Boisterous, the Prima Pils and the Saison Du Buff, which was roundly praised.
The free food was decent too. Bratwurst were great but pulled pork was kinda salty.
Nice bartenders, friendly crowd, a very enjoyable place. The only room for improvement I could see is if the beers were poured a little more cleanly. Had some very uneven pours and the glasses were usually very messy and wet with beer. What can I say, I like a glass that isn’t too sloppy! I reserve that for other things!
Plus there was a really nice dog there. He was old but so cute. Definitely put this on your list.

Okay, Rooftop Drinker (
) damit könnte ich mich anfreunden. Aber tief in meinem Innersten bin ich kein schicker Cochtailschlürfer, sondern ein einfacher Wein– oder gar Biertrinker. Durch Zufall bin ich hier in der Spring Street, in der Spring Lounge gelandet.
So habe ich meine latente Neigung zum Biertrinken wieder entdeckt, die jedoch nicht so weit geht, als dass ich Mitglied in der Early Morning Drinker Society der Spring Lounge werden wollte.
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Spring Lounge — *Early Morning Drinker Society* Wobei die Vorteile nicht zu verachten sind. Das pint (0,47l) kostet bis 2PM nur 2 $, und bis 8PM nur 4 $.
Ab 8PM enden die Spezialkonditionen und das pint kostet 6 $.
Nur für euch habe ich mich nach den Bedingungen ein Mitglied der * Early Morning Drinkers Society* (E.M.D.S) zu werden erkundigt! Relevant ist, was man zwischen 8AM und 2PM ordert.
Für jedes Bier das man in diesem Zeitraum bestellt, bekommt man einen Stempel in seinen Pass. Mit 30 Stempeln, ist man official member der E.M.D.S!
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Spring Lounge Graffiti
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Spring Lounge pint Wie hoch allerdings der Mitgliedsbeitrag für die *Early Morning Drinkers Society* ist kann ich euch nicht sagen. ich kann euch nur sagen, dass hier für mich einer der angenehmsten Orte in NY war! Ja, die Ami’s sind schon extrem geschäftstüchtig und auf maximalen Umsatz bedacht! Den erreicht man eben mit angepassten Preisen und
Hours of Operation:
Monday Saturday 8 AM 4 AM
Sunday 12 PM 4 AM
Every day of the year! P. S. Jeden Mittwoch um 5PM: Free Hot Dachshunds!