Great Depression Piano Bar
When something survives through bouts of depression, you know its there for the long haul. Monkey Bar proves this fact!The Midtown piano bar opened during the depths of the Great Depression, and was visited by people who enjoyed off-colar jokes and double entendre songs. It provided a joyful escape from the treacherous circumstances that Americans were enduring at the time. Still sporting a piano for guests to enjoy live music as they wine and dine, wash away your blues as you wash down a delicious drink at Monkey Bar.
The Monkey Bar, 60 E 54th St, New York
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