I used to work in Times Square in the '90s, and it was all dive bars and go-go boys. You could get a cocktail for three bucks. Served by a stripper, of course. But there's a place there called Jimmy's Corner. It's not glossy or glamorous, it's a dive bar, but it's in an area where dive bars don't exist anymore. And because of it's ubiquity, there's something a little magical about it. It almost feels like a time capsule. I think it's been open since the '70s, so it's not as old as some of these other places, but for Times Square, that's old.Jimmy's Corner
140 West 44th Street
212-221-9510[Photo via]
I used to work in Times Square in the '90s, and it was all dive bars and go-go boys. You could get a cocktail for three bucks. Served by a stripper, of course. But there's a place there called Jimmy's Corner. It's not glossy or glamorous, it's a dive bar, but it's in an area where dive bars don't exist anymore. And because of it's ubiquity, there's something a little magical about it. It almost feels like a time capsule. I think it's been open since the '70s, so it's not as old as some of these other places, but for Times Square, that's old.
Jimmy's Corner
140 West 44th Street
212-221-9510
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