Dan Cea

This place was a haunt for me and my friends in the late 90s early 2000s. Aside from a few upgrades, it was nice to see at the charm still remains. The layout is the same. The jukebox, pool tables and other fixtures were upgraded. It was nice to see a tribute to September 11th in the back. Right after the attacks, me and my friends had a fundraiser here.

If you get a chance to see one of your favorite bands here, I highly suggest you do it. It's such a great intimate venue. I saw the run the jewels 10th anniversary here and it couldn't have been a better experience. There are no bad places to stand here. If you're the kind of person that wants some place to sit, however, you will need to get a VIP spot. But I feel sitting down during a concert in this venue is doing the disservice to the experience.

It was a very pleasant experience. Thai 72 has now matched my other favorite upper west side Thai restaurant, Sala Thai. One of my favorite dishes, grilled/ BBQ chicken with crispy skin with a side of sticky rice, was matched and quality. Although the prices were about the same. Now. I have a second place I'm more than happy to go to. We also started off with the crispy puffs, a combination of potato and chicken wrapped in a pastry. Also delicious. The fresh Brewed green tea is also a pleasant way to start the meal

Really cool. Intimate venue to see music and plays. There is a good grade to the theater so there are no bad seats.

This is an old school haunt for me. I was happy to see, returning 10 years later, that not much has changed. The bar is still well maintained, but the charm from the early 2000s 8s still there. The only significant change that I saw was that pool table area in the basement is now a stage. Still, it was nice place to hang out for a little while on a Saturday afternoon and talk to the friendly bartender.