We had to visit here - this is where gay liberation began. We found it friendlier and more pleasant during the day than at night. Drinks are expensive but I don’t really blame them for capitalising on the fame of the place. They also sell a good range of commemorative T shirts. Apparently there is nothing left of the interior of the original bar where the riot took place (according to Wikipedia) but that shouldn’t detract from the history of the location. I was pleased to see that a museum is being created next door which should open in 2024. Also don’t miss the displays and statues in the park opposite.

Stopped by The Stonewall Inn tonight a little early before the crowds. Kristy was awesome. She greeted us with a smile and took our drink order right away. I always love when I get to a popular place early, with time to make conversation about the venue. Kristy took the time to give me the history of the bar and the neighborhood - thank you so much. It's not very often that a NYC bartender makes such a personal connection. Mel soon joined Kristy for the evening crowd. Mel was just as attentive and made sure that we had our drinks filled. I really appreciate the personalized service that Kristy and Mel gave us. We left as it got pretty busy and they both took the time to say goodbye to us. We felt like part of the family. Thanks Sonewall Inn. It was a great experience, thanks to your staff. I'm going to rate Stonewall with 5-stars, which was well earned.

Stopped by The Stonewall Inn during a trip to NYC and ended up staying for several hours! The bar person (sorry we can’t remember your name) who served us was friendly and attentive. Other customers in the bar were also chatty and gave us advice on other venues in the area to try. Prices are to be expected for a pub in a city and weren’t outrageous. So lovely to spend an afternoon in a pub with such rich and important history.