Professor Thom’s

Beer bars

East Village

Photograph: Jay Muhlin

Professor Thom's
Photograph: Jolie Ruben

Professor Thom's
Photograph: Hannah Mattix

Professor Thom's
Photograph: Hannah Mattix

Professor Thom's

Photograph: Jay Muhlin

Professor Thom's

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Time Out says

Thu May 6 2010

Catch the action on one of 12 LCD televisions or the 10-foot projection screen at this East Village saloon. New Englanders can feel right at home; Professor Thom’s claims to be the largest seller of Harpoon outside of Massachusetts.

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Address:
Professor Thom’s 219 Second Ave
East Village
New York

Cross Street:
between 13th and 14th Sts
Phone:
212-260-9480
Website:
professorthoms.com
Opening hours:
Daily 11:30am–4pm
Transport:
Subway: L to Third Ave; N, Q, R, 4, 5, 6 to 14th St–Union Sq
Price:
Average drink: $5. AmEx, Disc, MC, V
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1. Professor Thom’s
  - 219 Second Ave
    East Village
    New York
  - 212-260-9480
  - professorthoms.com
  - 40.732005,-73.985425

Categories:
Comedy. Food & Drink. Nightlife
Good for:
After-work crowd. Dating. Socializing. Drinks. Bar scene. Happy hour. Going in a group. Late night. Lively scene. Mood. Energetic and active. Chill

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The manager, Devin Vilardi, is awful. He’s rude, arrogant, and on an insane power trip. I was here on Friday, 15th 2013 and at around 11PM I was on my way back from the restroom, but stopped in an empty area to stand and send a text. He came over and told me I had to go, but when I asked whether I could just finish sending this, he said “no” and that “this isn’t Park Slope”. I asked what he meant, and he stated Moby lives in Park Slope, and that I look like him (which, granted, I do). When I exclaimed how that was kind of rude and unwarranted, he asked why I would care since I wasn’t drinking anything. I then replied that I was in fact there to drink with friends, but he then shouted that “he doesn’t have time for this” and asked a security guard to escort me out. People who treat patrons like this do not deserve their jobs. This place is nothing special, there are a million bars on the same street that are just like this, and it is not worth supporting.

JH Mon Mar 18
Rated as: 1/5
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