1849

183 Bleecker St. · btwn Macdougal & Sullivan St.
Greenwich Village, Manhattan

In 2026

Closed; now Goldinferno

Later here: Gold Rush Restaurant (licensed 2015–17), The Anthony (licensed 2017–19).

Checked October 15, 2026.

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Overview

New York on Tap listed this bar without a review.

History

From the Black Rabbit to Goldinferno

Before it was 1849, 183 Bleecker Street was a dive bar called the Black Rabbit, frequented by gay men¹. 1849 worked both floors: in 2005 it had a DJ and pool tables upstairs and large-screen TVs downstairs².

In 2016 the owner had declared bankruptcy, and a buyer was purchasing the business³. By that December The Anthony, a restaurant, lounge and nightlife venue, was open at 183 Bleecker Street⁴.

The address now belongs to Goldinferno, a jewelry business⁵.

Sources

Researched October 2026.

What's nearby

Slane under 0.1 mi A different business is licensed at this address: Maestro Pasta
Sal's Comedy Hole under 0.1 mi A different business is licensed at this address: Jg Melon
Alibi under 0.1 mi Closed; now The Up & Up
99 Below under 0.1 mi Closed; now Greenwich Village Comedy Club
Sullivan Hall under 0.1 mi Closed; now The Dermatology Specialists - Greenwich Village
Luxor Lounge under 0.1 mi Licensed here under the same name
Thunder Jackson's under 0.1 mi Closed; now Super Burrito
Village Lantern under 0.1 mi Same bar, now The Comedy Shop
Off the Wagon under 0.1 mi Still pouring
Sullivan Room under 0.1 mi Closed