{"id":4265,"date":"2010-03-04T19:16:19","date_gmt":"2010-03-04T23:16:19","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.nyhabitat.com\/blog\/?p=4265"},"modified":"2020-09-03T23:25:19","modified_gmt":"2020-09-04T03:25:19","slug":"new-yorks-music-scene-joes-pub","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.nyhabitat.com\/blog\/2010\/03\/04\/new-yorks-music-scene-joes-pub\/","title":{"rendered":"New York\u2019s Music Scene \u2013 Joe\u2019s Pub"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Joe's Pub in New York Photo of the stage<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

In\u00a0our last article we previously discussed another New York\u2019s Music Scene, which is called The Bowery Ballroom.<\/a><\/p>\n

New York Habitat has been covering the best music venues in New York<\/a> and Joe\u2019s Pub certainly ranks among them<\/strong>. The intimate music club offers the rare, but extremely enjoyable, combination of live entertainment and table service. Guests can take in a performance over wine and Italian cuisine or cocktails and french fries.<\/p>\n

Located just below Astor Place at 425 Lafayette Street, you can\u2019t miss the large banner announcing Joe\u2019s Pub<\/strong>. It is located between\u00a0Greenwich\u00a0Village<\/a> and the East Village<\/a>. The club is an offshoot of The Public Theater and takes its name from the theater\u2019s founder, Joseph Papp. Since 1998 the venue has hosted boldface names, as well as emerging artists, comedians and musicians from all genres.<\/p>\n

Inside you\u2019ll find a small, intimate space and swank interior<\/strong>. Guests can reserve one of the candlelit tables that fan out from the stage or one of the plush velvet banquettes that line the walls. The glowing black-and-white-striped bar on the upper level offers free seating with the price of admission. With good sightlines and theater-quality lighting and sound, there\u2019s not a bad seat in the house<\/strong> \u2013 although most performances rouse the audience out of them anyway.<\/p>\n

The club has a rocking retro feel, with large chandeliers, dark wood paneling and framed black-and-white photographs of Papp and his famous colleagues. The lone accordion mounted on the wall was the inspiration piece for the entire d\u00e9cor.<\/p>\n

Joe\u2019s Pub is open seven days a week and regularly features three performances a night. One important note: a dinner reservation or concert ticket for the first show will not grant you access to the later one(s). Ushers clear house after each show. Additionally, there is a $12 food minimum per person at tables. Visit joespub.com for the calendar of events and ticketing information.<\/p>\n

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Joe's Pub Bar picture<\/div>\n<\/div>Can\u2019t wait to spend an evening at this unique venue? You can find hundreds of conveniently located vacation rentals\u00a0in New York<\/a> near Joe\u2019s Pub and New York\u2019s thriving downtown music scene, including:<\/p>\n

– This bohemian 1-Bedroom Apartment in the East Village – Lower East Side – New York (NY-14595)<\/a>, located in the heart of downtown.<\/p>\n

-This 1-Bedroom Apartment in East Village – Lower East Side – New York (NY-10048)<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Have you ever been to Joe\u2019s Pub? Do you have a favorite New York music venue? Please share your comments with us!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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