200-year-old bar was home to 'Goodfellas' and Anthony Bourdain | New York Post

Welcome to Neir's Tavern, the most famous NYC bar you've never heard of. The unassuming Queens watering hole dates back to 1829 and was featured in an iconic "Goodfellas" scene starring Robert De Niro. "Nothing has changed [since 1990]. They could literally do 'Goodfellas: Part 2' here," owner and retired FDNY firefighter Loycent Gordon told The Post.

The historic pub also got the "Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown" treatment in 2017, a year before the chef's untimely death. It's no wonder that Neir's is the subject of the premiere episode of "Best Kept Secret Bars of NYC: Sticky Floors of the Big Apple" hosted by comedian Mike Cannon. "It really is a destination," Gordon told Cannon. "You gotta really want to be here."

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