The Tiny Tap Tavern is a historical neighborhood bar that offers cheap beer and good conversation. If you stop by this location during the day, you're sure to catch regulars drinking Miller Lite or Pabst Blue Ribbon out of a can (their specialty drink!) while watching Wheel of Fortune or the news. Customers sit at the bar doing crosswords or catching up with their favorite bartender. At night, the crowd ranges from rowdy college kids to working class adults. The jukebox is loaded only with classics (Creedence Clearwater Revival, Prince, James Brown, and Queen just to name a few) and the two pool tables offer entertainment for a quarter.

For all you local history buffs, Tiny Tap was once a gas station in the 1930s. It was transformed into a tavern in the 1940s and has maintained its old-time atmosphere.

This one room bar doesn't leave much mystery, however, the men's room is only accessible outside around back.

For a bar located in trendy SoHo, this offers a refreshing change of pace.

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