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Description
Built up in 1950, Kettle of Fish stays consistent with it's
roots, a Greenwich Village neighborhood bar. Through
the years we have invited individuals from all strolls of
life. Beat journalists like Jack Kerouac, artists, for example,
Weave Dylan, sports fans, learned people, and your normal
Joe or Jane have discovered a moment home at the Kettle.
In the wake of opening on MacDougal Street, the Kettle has
moved twice and now dwells on Christopher Street
simply off Sheridan Square.
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Get to know Kettle of Fish
Our current location features
a main bar and a back room with sofas, tables and
chairs. Along with dart boards, there is pinball, Ms Pacman/Galaga, and Megatouch machines in addition
to a variety of board games.
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