Marie's Crisis

There are few places in New York City that are as notable and surely understood as the shows and musicals on Broadway. Visitors from everywhere throughout the world plunge on the city and pay as much as possible to see the most gifted artists on the planet perform in the city that never dozes. However that culture and enthusiasm for broadway style music isn't consigned just to midtown and broadway. Situated inside the West Village is a jump bar that exemplifies a profound love for indicate tune music, group, and fun.

Marie’s Crisis Cafe is a bar that has roots all the way back to the 1850’s when it was used as a den for prostitution and was also the building where Thomas Payne died (the writer of Common Sense in 1776).