The Bridge Cafe located in Lower Manhattan is the oldest food and drinking taverns in the city. Being up and running since 1794, this place holds plenty of memories and has a turbulent history of being a terminal for pirates as well as being a brothel. Bridge cafe frequenters have been known to spot the ghost of one of New York's past bouncers, a six foot English woman who would toss patrons out in an obscene manner. We suggest you don't get too fresh with her...
Bridge Cafe, 279 Water Street
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