The Crown & Crow

“A relaxing vibe with a helpful bartender and unique and delicious drinks.”

Tod Bowen★★★★★

Cool spot with an awesome neighborhood bar feel. The bartender was excellent and friendly and there was a great camaraderie around the bar. And the beer selection was great as well!

Scott Mace★★★★★

We stumbled upon this cute cozy bar while walking in the neighborhood while staying at the Washington Plaza Hotel. When you walk down the stairs you instantly walk into a pub in the early 1900s! Very comfortable and cozy atmosphere with a beautiful wooden bar. Plenty of space in the backroom also with another bar. No food, but that's what makes it special. Highly recommend this hidden gem! Kelly Ann and Graham were awesome bartenders who made us feel comfortable the moment we sat down. Graham also pours a perfect Guiness Beer especially with the shamrock!

Nicole K★★★

This bar is located right in the middle of the gay district, and honestly, it’s a welcomed relief that it isn’t actually a gay bar itself. For anyone who isn’t gay, the interior feels rustic—bordering on old—and the bathrooms are absolutely unacceptable. They smelled awful, there was no soap, and it genuinely felt like they hadn’t been cleaned in years. The saving grace? They serve an incredible ale called The Duchess. I’d recommend that drink to anyone.

Maya★★★★★

ACCESSIBILITY AUDIT: The bouncer said that the elevators to access this bar are in the Compass Real Estate just south of it on 14th St. It is unclear whether the elevator is accessible during all operating hours of the bar, and I'm not sure how well informed they'd be about outages, so you may want to call ahead to be sure. Otherwise, there is 1 flight of about 24 stairs with a landing in the middle and two handrails to descend to enter (the image is from the halfway point.) The stairs have poor contrast between them as the yellow and black caution tape has faded. Management, please add con