Pony Bar, a beloved neighborhood bar in Hell's Kitchen, will be closing its doors for good after 15 years of serving up cold drinks and warm hospitality. The news has saddened many loyal patrons who have made countless memories at this iconic spot.Pony Bar in Hell's Kitchen to Close After 15 Years
Pony Bar in Hell's Kitchen to Close After 15 Years
The news of Pony Bar's closure was first reported by Eater NY, causing a stir among food and drink enthusiasts in the city. The bar, known for its extensive beer selection and laid-back atmosphere, has been a favorite among locals and tourists alike.Pony Bar in Hell's Kitchen to Close After 15 Years - Eater NY
Pony Bar in Hell's Kitchen to Close After 15 Years - Eater NY
Grub Street also covered the story, highlighting the community support for Pony Bar and its impact on the neighborhood. Many regulars have expressed their disappointment and sadness over the closure, with some even sharing their favorite memories at the bar.Pony Bar in Hell's Kitchen to Close After 15 Years - Grub Street
Pony Bar in Hell's Kitchen to Close After 15 Years - Grub Street
Time Out magazine, known for its coverage of the best bars and restaurants in the city, also wrote about Pony Bar's closure. The bar has been a staple in Hell's Kitchen, attracting a diverse crowd of regulars and newcomers looking for a good time and a great drink.Pony Bar in Hell's Kitchen to Close After 15 Years - Time Out
Pony Bar in Hell's Kitchen to Close After 15 Years - Time Out
Thrillist highlighted Pony Bar's unique concept of serving only American craft beers, making it a go-to spot for beer lovers in the city. The bar also gained a reputation for its delicious bar food and friendly staff.Pony Bar in Hell's Kitchen to Close After 15 Years - Thrillist
Pony Bar in Hell's Kitchen to Close After 15 Years - Thrillist
Gothamist shared the news of Pony Bar's closure with its readers, many of whom have fond memories of the bar. The bar's owner, James Bohlinger, expressed his gratitude to the community and his love for the neighborhood in a heartfelt statement.Pony Bar in Hell's Kitchen to Close After 15 Years - Gothamist
Pony Bar in Hell's Kitchen to Close After 15 Years - Gothamist
New York Post covered the story as well, emphasizing the impact of the pandemic on small businesses like Pony Bar. The closure of this beloved establishment serves as a reminder of the challenges faced by the hospitality industry during these difficult times.Pony Bar in Hell's Kitchen to Close After 15 Years - New York Post
Pony Bar in Hell's Kitchen to Close After 15 Years - New York Post
The Infatuation, a popular food and drink blog, also shared the news of Pony Bar's closure and reminisced on its favorite moments at the bar. From birthday parties to happy hour drinks, Pony Bar has been a go-to spot for many looking for a good time.Pony Bar in Hell's Kitchen to Close After 15 Years - The Infatuation
Pony Bar in Hell's Kitchen to Close After 15 Years - The Infatuation
Time Out New York, the city's go-to guide for the best events and experiences, also covered the story of Pony Bar's closure. The bar has been a staple in the city's nightlife scene, offering a laid-back and unpretentious atmosphere for anyone looking to grab a drink.Pony Bar in Hell's Kitchen to Close After 15 Years - Time Out New York
Pony Bar in Hell's Kitchen to Close After 15 Years - Time Out New York
Zagat, known for its expert reviews and recommendations, also shared the news of Pony Bar's closure. The bar has been consistently rated highly for its friendly service, great selection of beers, and casual vibe. In its 15 years of operation, Pony Bar has been a staple in the Hell's Kitchen community, providing a welcoming and fun atmosphere for anyone looking for a good time. Its closure is a loss for the neighborhood and a reminder of the challenges faced by small businesses in the city. Farewell, Pony Bar. You will be missed.Pony Bar in Hell's Kitchen to Close After 15 Years - Zagat
Pony Bar in Hell's Kitchen to Close After 15 Years - Zagat
The End of an Era for New York's Iconic Pony Bar in Hell's Kitchen
Saying Goodbye to a Beloved Neighborhood Hangout
For over a decade, Pony Bar has been a staple in the bustling Hell's Kitchen neighborhood of New York City. With its impressive selection of craft beers and laid-back atmosphere, it quickly became a favorite spot for locals and tourists alike. But now, after 11 years, the beloved bar is closing its doors for good.
Many loyal customers are saddened by the news, as Pony Bar has been a go-to spot for after-work drinks, game nights with friends, and weekend hangouts. The bar's rustic and cozy interior, featuring wooden tables and dim lighting, always provided a welcoming and comfortable setting for patrons.
But it's not just the atmosphere that will be missed. Pony Bar was known for its impressive selection of craft beers , with a rotating list of over 20 different options on tap. The knowledgeable staff were always happy to make recommendations and help customers discover new and unique brews.
The Impact on the Community
With Pony Bar's closure, many are wondering what will happen to the tight-knit community that has formed around the bar. The owners, who also run the popular Hell's Kitchen bar Rudy's , have expressed their gratitude for the support and friendships that have been formed over the years.
While it's always sad to see a beloved establishment close its doors, the owners have assured customers that Rudy's will continue to be a go-to spot in the neighborhood. And with the ever-evolving landscape of Hell's Kitchen , there's no doubt that new and exciting businesses will fill the void left by Pony Bar .
Looking to the Future
As the saying goes, when one door closes, another one opens. While it's hard to say goodbye to Pony Bar , it's also an opportunity for new beginnings. Whether it's a new bar or restaurant, or even a retail store, the space will surely be filled with something that will bring joy to the community.
In the meantime, let's raise a glass to Pony Bar and all the memories it has given us over the years. Cheers to the end of an era and the start of a new chapter in Hell's Kitchen .
